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Experts: Trump Is Playing a Strategic Encirclement Game—The CCP May Follow the Soviet Union’s Fate

Since the beginning of this year, the United States has taken a series of major actions: in January it captured former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro; in February it struck Iran and killed its supreme leader Ali Khamenei; and it has also intervened in the issue of operating rights at ports of t

Curbing Human Trafficking: Taiwan Ranks Best for 16 Consecutive Years, CCP Rated Worst

With the tide of “globalisation,” the issue of human trafficking has worsened in recent years. Because of low risk and high profits, human trafficking—including transnational prostitution, forced labour, and organ trading—has become one of the world’s most severe crimes and a modern form of slavery that gravely violates human dignity and human rights.

Chinese K Visa Backfires Across the Entire Internet

On the eve of the CCP’s “National Mourning Day,” Xi Jinping once again pulled off a blunder—this time at a new level of absurdity! Even hardcore leftist propagandists couldn’t hold back and started firing back, openly defecting. The NPC’s official website and the Foreign Ministry’s video on Bilibili were both ridiculed en masse by netizens, and in domestic circles of Han nationalist “wolf warriors,” protest posters said to be seen at Tiananmen Square on October 1 were widely circulated.

Yu Menglong’s Spirit Appears? Reports Dream Visit to Mentor, Five Hours of Grievances

More than 20 days have passed since the case of Yu Menglong, yet the storm it has triggered has swept from China to overseas, beyond the control of the CCP authorities. Rumours surrounding the cause of Yu’s death continue to spread, involving not only the entertainment industry’s “unspoken rules” but also political-business scandals.

The Fourth Plenary Session: Will Xi Step Down or Will It Transition to 'Centralised Unified Leadership'?

Reports indicate that on September 29, the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China convened a meeting to confirm that the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee will take place from October 20 to 23. During this meeting, they also discussed a draft proposal for the formulation of the 15th Five-Year Plan for national economic and social development, which is set to be submitted for review at the Fourth Plenary Session.

Sydney Rally Supports 450 Million People “Quitting the CCP"

“You have helped countless Communist Party members, Youth League members, and Young Pioneers cut ties with the CCP regime—that is a tremendous achievement.” “Dictatorships will eventually perish, and this evil totalitarian regime in China will be overthrown or collapse. The 450 million brave people who have quit the CCP will stand at the forefront of a free New China.” These heartfelt words came from different speakers at the Sydney rally in support of the 450 million Chinese people who have made the “Three Quits.”

Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Leader Nathan Law Denied Entry to Singapore – CCP’s Black Hand Already Reaches the City-State

As the saying goes, “Those who are close to ink are stained black.” Governments that grow too close to the CCP’s dictatorship are easily contaminated. The recent incident of Hong Kong democracy leader Nathan Law being denied entry to Singapore and forcibly deported not only exposes the CCP’s black hand extending into Singapore, but also shows the regime’s infiltration is everywhere.

4th Plenary Session Set for October 20 – Xi Jinping’s Final Outcome Draws Attention

After being delayed for a year, the CCP’s 20th Central Committee 4th Plenary Session has finally been scheduled. On September 29, the CCP Politburo held a meeting and decided that the 4th Plenary Session would be held in Beijing from October 20 to 23. The personnel arrangements to be decided at this plenary, as well as the question of Xi Jinping’s future, have once again triggered heated discussion.

“Exclusive” — Yu Menglong’s Friend Reveals Shocking Inside Story, Huge Amount of Information

Mainland Chinese actor Yu Menglong suddenly passed away on September 11. Despite heavy doubts surrounding the cause of his death and the demands of hundreds of millions of people for a criminal investigation to uncover the truth, officials still insist that his death was caused by a drunken fall, not involving criminal responsibility. One of Yu Menglong’s classmates from middle school, who stayed in contact with him up until August this year, Mr. Ouyang, spoke out overseas on Yu’s behalf. He told People News that Yu was kind and genuine, absolutely could not have committed suicide, and ha

Li Qiang Plays a Double Game, Parrots Wang Yang but Times Have Changed

On September 26, Chinese Premier Li Qiang gave a speech at the UN General Assembly in which he sharply targeted U.S. tariff policy and revealed Beijing’s ambition to compete for dominance over the international order. Yet just one day earlier, Li Qiang had presented a completely different face, borrowing former CCP Vice Premier Wang Yang’s 2013 rhetoric by using “husband and wife” as a metaphor for U.S.-China relations—only to be mocked as “Who wants to be married to a rogue?”

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