Alina Wang
A native of New York, Alina has a Bachelors degree in Corporate Communications from Baruch College and writes about human rights, politics, tech, and society.
Cyber Onslaught: Taiwan Hit With Nearly 1 Million Cyberattacks From China Per Month
According to local reports, Taiwan has been facing an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks from mainland China — with nearly a million attempted breaches every month. The relentless attacks, which were discussed during a recent Legislative...
New Biden Administration Task Force Aims to Tackle CCP Harassment, Censorship
In a decisive move to counter Beijing’s efforts to stifle dissent and influence beyond its borders, U.S. President Joe Biden unveiled the creation of a task force to combat the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) censorship...
The Silent Crisis: Pension Woes Mount in China Amid Sharp Decline in Elderly Care Facilities
The promise of “old-age care” has long been considered a marker of an inclusive, modern, and humane society. But as China grapples with a rapidly aging population coupled with hefty economic turmoils, the country’s elderly...
China Cracks Down on Youth With Mandatory Draft Registration, Sparking Public Outcry
In what appears to be an intensified effort to manage the country’s youth amid rising unemployment and economic downturns, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has announced a renewed push for mandatory military draft registration beginning...
China’s Subway Boom Becomes a Financial Nightmare as Project Racks Up Trillions in Debt
Amid China's efforts to rapidly modernize and pull itself out of economic turmoil, a financial paradox is unfolding beneath its city streets. Long seen as symbols of urban modernization, subway systems across the country are...
‘My blood is on Xi Jinping’s hands’: Chinese Civil Servant’s Note Exposes CCP Failures
In a harrowing act of despair, a Chinese civil servant disillusioned by over four decades of loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) reportedly ended their life after penning a scathing suicide note condemning the...
China Strikes Back With Fresh Sanctions on US Military Firms Over Taiwan Arms Deal
In the latest saga of escalating tensions between Beijing and Washington, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has imposed sanctions on 13 U.S. military firms in retaliation for recent arms sales to Taiwan. The announcement, made...
US Tariffs on Chinese Chips Set to Persist Amid Global Semiconductor Showdown
The U.S. government has doubled down on efforts to curtail China's semiconductor ambitions with a third wave of export restrictions in just three years, according to Reuters. By targeting over 140 companies — including chip-equipment...
Bot Takeover: How Drones Are Disrupting Industries and Threatening Jobs in China
In recent years, China's rapid advancements in drone technology have revolutionized logistics in industries like food delivery, e-commerce, and ride-sharing services. But while these innovations bring about unmatched efficiency, they also pose rising threats to...
Inside the CCP’s Propaganda Machine: How Beijing Fuels Disinformation Against Falun Gong, Shen Yun
In order to intensify its efforts to clamp down on Falun Gong practitioners and other disenfranchised groups in China, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is leveraging state institutions, covert agents, and global disinformation campaigns to...
The Great Corporate Shift: 4 Reasons Why US Companies Are Pulling Out of China
In a dramatic pivot for the global economy, U.S. companies are accelerating their exodus from China. Driven by mounting geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties, and a growing need to diversify supply chains, nearly seven out of...
Japanese Firms Retreat From China En Masse Amid Worsening Economic Woes
As China continues to grapple with a sputtering national economy, Japanese companies are growing increasingly wary of the Asian power’s economic and political landscape, with nearly half deciding to scale back or cease investments entirely....