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“All-Out Tower Attack”: Chinese Netizens Express Grievances Indirectly
Recently, a trend has emerged online in China: netizens posting comments in response to official websites, videos, images, or articles that subtly contradict the government. Even comment sections under official Chinese news broadcasts contain numerous messages opposing the official line.
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U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom Holds Hearing, Focuses on CCP Suppression of Christians
A bipartisan commission under the U.S. Congress held a hearing on Tuesday (January 13) on Capitol Hill to address what Christian rights advocates and victims describe as widespread violations of religious freedom against Christians in many countries worldwide. At the hearing, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) repression of Christians became one of the key focal points. Participants noted that under CCP leader Xi Jinping, the Chinese government has in recent years continuously tightened control over religious affairs, with independent house churches becoming primary targets. Beijing has syste...
Nearly Half of the Generals Were Absent From the Plenary Session of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, Shocking Observers
The fifth plenary session of the 20th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China took place on January 12 in Beijing....
32 Killed, 64 Injured in Major China–Thailand Railway Crash
A serious traffic incident occurred on January 14 in Nakhon Ratchasima, northeastern Thailand. A crane operating at the construction site of the China-Thailand high-speed railway project unexpectedly fell from a height, crashing onto a train carrying approximately 195 passengers....
Five Major Questions About the Death of a Henan Middle School Student on Campus
On January 8, a first-year male student surnamed Zhu at “Jinshi Qinghuayuan” Senior High School in Xincai County, Henan, suddenly died on campus. The official announcement stated that a “criminal case has been ruled out,” but this has been questioned by the public, and many netizens generally believe the incident involves organ transplantation....
Whose Power Does the Chinese Communist Party Want to “Lock into a Cage”?
The Fifth Plenary Session of the CCP Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), which concluded on January 14, underwent yet another major change compared with the past. Not only did the number of participants shrink, but the work plan for 2026 also changed. The plenary communiqué continued to downplay the CCP party chief; the previously emphasized “political supervision” and “anti-corruption” were, to some extent, weakened. Two “new situational tasks” became the maintenance of “unity” and locking power “into a cage.” The CCP military newspaper also immediately published an article t...
A Move by the White House Makes Zhongnanhai Tremble with Fear
Recently, according to a report by Air Cargo Week, since large-scale protests erupted in Iran in late December last year, Russian military transport aircraft have begun making regular flights to Tehran, at times as many as five round trips in a single day. One view holds that this may indicate Iran’s top leadership, in response to a possible regime collapse, is transferring assets to Russia....
The CIA Releases a Full Set of Security Steps in Chinese, Seeking Informants Who Can Tell the Truth About the Chinese Communist Party
The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency on Thursday (January 15) released a Chinese-language video, providing a complete set of steps on how to contact them safely, hoping to find people who can tell them the truth about the Chinese Communist Party....