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.
Two Women Arrested in China’s Jiangsu Province for Helping Woman Locked in Hut After Video Goes Viral on Social Media
Two women who traveled to Feng county in the Chinese province of Jiangsu have been detained by authorities after going to the home village of a woman found locked up in a dilapidated old hut. ...
Figure Skater Kamila Valieva at Center of Doping Scandal Breaks Down in Tears as Olympic Journey Ends
Russian figure skating star Kamila Valieva broke into tears after an exceptional performance in the women's short skating program in her first appearance since the controversial doping ruling allowed her to continue competing at the...
Despite Trying to Keep Politics Out of Her Stardom, US-born Skier Eileen Gu Could Face a Political Dilemma in China
Commentary American-born skier and gold medalist Eileen Gu could be facing a complicated road as she is embraced by a multitude of Chinese fans and showered with millions of dollars in endorsement deals. Yet, she...
NASA: Rocket That Will Crash Into The Moon Is From China, Not SpaceX
A piece of space junk on a collision course with the moon initially thought to be a SpaceX Falcon rocket is now believed to be a booster tied to China’s lunar exploration program. The object...
China to Build Nuclear Power Plant in Argentina as It Expands ‘Belt and Road’
As part of a larger push to exert its influence in the region, China has finalized a deal with Argentina to build a nuclear power plant using its advanced clean energy technology. The US$8 billion...
Canaries in a Cold War: A Heart-wrenching Story of Unfathomable Evil, Media Compliance and Unwavering Resilience
In this compelling documentary, singer-songwriter James H. White travels to Washington D.C. in the winter of 2021 hoping to write a song about the Beijing Winter Olympics to highlight the Chinese regime’s widespread abuse and...
Child and Bride Trafficking in China Linked to Organ Harvesting: Activist Report
A recent video where a mother of eight children is tied to a wall with a metal chain around her neck has sparked outrage and shock across social media.The woman identified only as Ms. Yang...
Beijing’s Retaliation Against Lithuania Continues; Banning Beef, Dairy and Beer Imports Over Taiwan Dispute
In a recent development over escalating tensions between China and Lithuania, the communist regime has suspended all imports of beef, beer and dairy from the Baltic nation.The People’s Republic of China (PRC) General Administration of...
US-born Skier Eileen Gu Competes for Beijing, Wins Gold Medal
California native outspoken on progressive issues, but silent on human rights violations in Communist China Another American-born athlete is making headlines after deciding to compete for the People’s Republic of China in the Winter Olympics. ...
Australian Citizen Denied Access to Consular Services After Being Arrested in Hong Kong
A dual Australian-Chinese citizen was denied the right to receive consular services after being arrested for alleged charges of “subversion” in Hong Kong. The unidentified man remains behind bars after being arrested almost a year...
UK Protests China’s Support for Argentine Claim to Falkland Islands
Relations between Asia’s leading power and the U.K have remained strained since China’s stagnating economy and relentless new outbreaks of COVID-19 have found it looking to increase its influence in the West. In a recent...
Uyghur Chinese Olympian ‘Vanishes’ After Carrying Torch at Beijing Olympics and Competing in Cross-Country Skiing
An ethnic Uyghur Olympic skier representing China has reportedly “disappeared” after carrying the Olympic torch for the host nation during its opening ceremony on Feb. 4. Dinigeer Yilamujiang, became an overnight sensation after much anticipation...