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The Son of the Minister of the Organisation Department of the Central Government Was Denied Entry to the United States, Revealing Deeper Issues

A 22-year-old Chinese student named Gu was preparing to enrol in the philosophy department at the University of Houston. Upon his arrival at a Texas airport, customs officials stopped him and questioned him about his connections to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the China Scholarship Council. As a result, he was deported back to China.

Mandatory Social Security “Nuclear Bomb” Detonated: 6,450 Officials at Vice-Ministerial Rank and Above Cost 2 Trillion Yuan Annually

On August 31, the official Weibo account of Legal Daily posted an article that instantly shot to the top of the trending list. The headline read: “Experts Say That Starting September 1, Mandatory Social Security for All Is a Misinterpretation.” From the title alone, it was clear this was just another round of professional whitewashing. Without doubt, it once again pushed the issue of compulsory social security into the spotlight of public opinion.

Xi Jinping's Speech Omits 'In My Personal Capacity'

Recently, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit took place in Tianjin. Amidst rumours of Xi Jinping losing power, he has once again taken centre stage in official and military media, appearing in a grand manner.

Lingering Suspicion: Are Xi Jinping and Putin Trying to Involve Modi?

On August 31, during the opening of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin, Xi Jinping welcomed Indian Prime Minister Modi, Russian President Putin, and leaders from around 20 other countries from the Global South. This visit marks Modi's first trip to China in seven years.

“I’m Done Playing” — A Last-Day Open Showdown Against Mandatory Social Security?

Starting September 1, mainland China will officially enforce compulsory social security contributions. With the economy already in deep winter, mandatory payments have become the last straw crushing small and micro enterprises. Some companies have already shut down their factories. One electronics factory in Huizhou, Guangdong, chose to deregister its business on the very last day, August 31.

Russian Sources Reveal: The Russia-Ukraine War Could Have Ended Long Ago If Beijing Had Been Willing

As President Trump and the European Union work tirelessly to mediate a ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine, Russia launched a large-scale airstrike on Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, on August 28. According to Reuters, Russian sources have disclosed that Beijing has been providing military assistance to Russia, asserting, "If the Communist Party of China were willing, the war would have ended long ago!"

The Beijing Military Parade Has Four Major Miscalculations

The military parade in Beijing on September 3 is a significant event for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The CCP initially aimed to leverage this occasion for extensive external propaganda; however, things did not unfold as expected, leading to four miscalculations that left the CCP in a state of embarrassment.

Zhong Shaojun, the Political Commissar of the National Defence University, Has Been Dismissed From His Position, and the Military Continues to Face Turmoil Ahead of the Grand Parade

As the grand military parade on September 3 approaches, it is expected to be one of the most significant events for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) this year, as they aim to bolster their image. However, the overall commander for the parade has yet to be appointed, suggesting that the internal power struggles within the CCP's military remain intense.

Why Does The New York Times Attack Falun Gong and Shen Yun?

 As The New York Times published a series of articles in 2024 attacking Shen Yun and Falun Gong, the CCP escalated its transnational repression of Falun Gong. From the very beginning, prominent overseas commentator Lao Deng (Liu Xin) spoke out against the NYT’s attacks.

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