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500,000 People, 2,600 Facilities, 76% Violence -- New Report Reveals Abuse Issues in China's Detention Centers
Over 500,000 individuals spend lengthy periods awaiting trial in detention centers across China each year. These individuals are spread across more than 2,600 detention facilities nationwide, with an average detention duration of up to six months, and some political cases lasting several years.
CCP Inaction: 22 Million Unemployed Youth Could Ignite Ticking Time Bomb
The persistent economic downturn in China is casting an increasingly dark shadow over the job market. The youth unemployment wave has continued for four years, with authorities offering virtually no welfare support or solutions.
Multiple Senior Officials from Jinzhou Medical University Investigated for Ties to Wang Lijun
Liaoning Medical College is suspected of participating in Wang Lijun's "Jinzhou Public Security Bure
Chinese-Australian Shares Insights from Time in Beijing: A Firsthand Look at Discontent with Xi's Administration and Bureaucratic Apathy
In a recent interview with DAjiyuan, a Chinese-Australian resident shared his observations after spending several months back in Beijing
China Industrial Profits Plunge in September, Extending Slump
CHINA-ECONOMY-INDUSTRIAL-PROFITS:China industrial profits plunge in September, extending slump
Foreign Investment Drops by 30% in the First Three Quarters: He Lifeng’s Awkward Role
With China’s economy stagnating and foreign investment continuing to decline, actual foreign capital utilization in the first nine months of this year dropped by 30% year-on-year, a fact left unmentioned by Party media.
Chinese Battery Manufacturer SVOLT Energy to End European Operations
Nikkei Asia reported that Chinese electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturer SVOLT Energy Technology, also known as SVOLT, plans to end its European operations by January next year, citing escalating China-Europe trade disputes and declining EV sales in Europe.
Private Schools in China Decrease by Over 20,000 in Four Years Amid CCP Suppression
While the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) claims to support the private economy, it has intensified its control over private enterprises. According to the latest data from the Ministry of Education, the total number of private schools in China has continued to decline, with over 20,000 schools closing in four years.
News: Former Chairman and General Manager of China Electronics Technology Group Under Investigation
The Chinese military electronics giant, China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC), is reportedly facing widespread corruption.
Western Airlines Withdraw One After Another, Revealing the Reality of China’s Economy
As Russia closes its airspace, major global airlines are reducing or even completely pulling out of flights to and from China. Experts say that this move by airlines is not solely due to the increased operating costs of long-haul routes to Asia, but also reflects the current state of China’s economy.
Zhang Youxia's Visit to Vietnam Receives Almost Head-of-State Treatment Without Mention of Xi Jinping (Photo)
Beijing has been far from peaceful recently. From October 22 to 24, Xi Jinping, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), attended the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, and returned to Beijing on the midnight of the 24th. Notably, before Xi’s return, Zhang Youxia, a member of the CCP’s Politburo and vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission, recently made a high-profile visit to Vietnam.
20th Anniversary of "Nine Commentaries": Epoch Times and NTD Host Series of Seminars
November 19 marks the 20th anniversary of the publication of Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party (referred to as Nine Commentaries) by The Epoch Times.
Zhang Youxia’s Sudden Visit to Vietnam Raises Unusual Signals
Zhang Youxia has once again sent out unusual signals. According to multiple Vietnamese media reports, Zhang Youxia, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), made a sudden visit to Vietnam.
Another Case of Youth Refusing Military Service in China, Experts Say the Issue is Likely More Severe
In recent years, cases of young people in mainland China refusing to serve in the military have been on the rise.
Victim: Human Trafficker Yu Huaying Sentenced to Death, Shows No Remorse
The retrial of Yu Huaying, charged with trafficking 17 children, was held on October 25 at the Guiyang Intermediate People's Court in Guizhou Province, where Yu was again sentenced to death. According to Yang Niuhua, one of the victims, Yu showed no remorse.
Multiple High-Level Officials Have Their "Party Feathers Clipped" as the CCP Revisits Old Allegations
On October 21, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) announced that Zhang Xiaolian, former deputy director of the 13th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Economic Committee and former propaganda chief of Heilongjiang, is under investigation. Zhang's career history reveals numerous intersections with former Chairman of the National People's Congress, Li Zhanshu.
Wang Youqun: 20 Years Since the Publication of Nine Commentaries, the CCP’s Demise is Imminent
In November 2004, The Epoch Times published the series Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party, which exposed the CCP’s evil nature of "deception, wickedness, struggle, opposition to Heaven, Earth, humanity, and divine beings."
Insider: Shaoyang Police Chief Shooting Incident Involves Sexual Assault of a Subordinate’s Wife
On October 1, a shooting incident occurred at the Shaoyang Public Security Bureau in Hunan Province, where Li Changyue, the deputy mayor of Shaoyang and head of the Public Security Bureau, was shot by his subordinate, Duan Peng.
Former Geological Survey Director Zhong Ziran Prosecuted for "Intentional Disclosure of State Secrets"
Zhong Ziran, the former director of the China Geological Survey, has been formally prosecuted on charges of bribery and intentional disclosure of state secrets.
Chinese Authorities Monitor Sensitive Individuals on the Anniversary of Li Keqiang’s Death
Veteran journalist Gao Yu revealed that several of her friends have been under government surveillance since the National Day and will remain so until October 28, as October 27 marks the anniversary of former Premier Li Keqiang’s death.
BRICS Summit: The 'Three Kingdoms Show' of Putin, Xi, and Modi as Xi Quietly Slips Back to Beijing
According to state media, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping quietly returned to Beijing on a special plane at midnight on October 24 after the BRICS Summit.