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Why the CCP's Free HPV Vaccination for Middle School Girls is Untrustworthy

Recently, the CCP's Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, the Health Commission, the Ministry of Education, and five other departments jointly issued a notice to include the HPV vaccine (human papillomavirus vaccine) in the national immunisation program.

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Awakening of the Chinese People Seen Through 454 Million “Three Withdrawals”

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Communism is not an ideology; it is an evil spirit bent on destroying humanity. Although the communist bloc in Eastern Europe has collapsed, the communist evil spirit did not die with it. It has donned the cloaks of “progressivism,” “social justice,” “globalization,” and “political correctness,” hiding in every corner of modern society—education, media, culture, technology, and politics....

U.S. House Committee on the CCP: The CCP Has Spent Decades Trying to Manipulate the Global Critical Minerals Market

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The U.S. House Select Committee on Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party released a report Wednesday (Nov. 12) stating that for decades, the CCP has attempted to manipulate global critical mineral prices and has used its control over these resources as an economic weapon to expand its manufacturing and geopolitical influence. The committee urges the United States to act immediately to address this major threat to the U.S. economy....

Did the CCP’s Military Newspaper Hint That the PLA Nearly Broke Into Rebellion?

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After the CCP’s military newspaper published an editorial last month criticizing “military tigers” He Weidong, Miao Hua, and others, it published another article today (13th) once again mentioning the He Weidong–Miao Hua case, discussing anti-corruption and removing political risks, and unusually referring to “gunfire.” Overseas interpretations of this major military case have already produced at least two versions of “military infighting,” involving the subtle relationship between Xi Jinping and Zhang Youxia....

China Sees Wage-Seeking Protests Erupt Nationwide; State-Owned and Foreign-Invested Companies Forcing Employees to Resign

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According to a recent report from Renminbao, data released by China’s General Administration of Customs shows that October exports fell 1.1 percent year-over-year—an abrupt contrast to the strong 8.3 percent growth recorded in September and far below market expectations of 3 percent growth. China’s three main drivers of economic growth—consumption, investment, and exports—have all sharply declined in recent years, leading to a continuous economic downturn. An increasing number of companies have gone bankrupt or halted production. Even among firms that manage to barely stay afloat, many have re...

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