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7 Officials in Eastern China’s Jiangsu Province Accused of ‘Lying Flat,’ Receive Warnings From Communist Party Branch

According to various Chinese-language media reports, authorities in the county of Binhai, Jiangsu Province, have conducted a drive to root out a supposed trend of civil servants “lying flat.”  Seven
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Xi Tightens Grip on China’s Police Force Ahead of 20th Party Congress

News analysis On June 24, the official website of China’s National People’s Congress listed Ministry of Public Security Party secretary Wang Xiaohong as public security minister. The next day, Wang,
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Chinese Central Bank Slashes Main Interest Rate Amidst Economic Pressure
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Tesla’s Chinese Market Share Declines Despite Steady Output
Tesla manufactured roughly 53,000 vehicles last month in China.
China’s Defense Expenditure Greater Than South-East Asian Countries and Regional Rivals
China's military spending exceeds that of most Asian countries.
China Plans Second Military Base on African Coast
China wants a military base at Equatorial Guinea.
Beijing Winter Olympics May Not Feature Live Spectators
Beijing might not allow spectators to attend the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Commission to Profile Chinese Political Prisoners as Beijing Olympics Approaches
CECC will expose Chinese atrocities for 60 days leading up to the Beijing Winter Olympics.
Last year, the well-known food chef, Chinese Youtuber Wang Gang, on the anniversary of the death of Mao Anying day, uploaded an egg fried rice tutorial.
Chinese Netizen Arrested for Posting Simple Comments
On Oct. 9, a mainland Chinese netizen was sentenced to 10 days of administrative detention by the Nanchang Public Security Bureau for allegedly posting insulting remarks about anti-American volunteers. The netizen "Zuo You Der You...
Hong Kong’s flash mobs and youth protests are a huge threat to the Chinese Communist Party because they may ‘destabilize’ communist China’s own large rural youth population. In this photo, flash-mob rallies broke out in Hong Kong on Oct. 2, 2019 as anger mounted over police shooting a teenage protester.
CCP Fears Unrest, Censors Elites in Three-Pronged Strategy
Violators of the Chinese Communist Party’s new rules for regulating the speech of elites could face suspension and even a permanent industry ban according to a China Media Bulletin from human rights organization Freedom House....
Vlaams Belang's Annick Ponthier pictured during a plenary session of the Chamber at the Federal Parliament in Brussels, Thursday 07 October 2021.
European Parliament Members Convene to Discuss CCP’s Organ Harvesting of Falun Gong Prisoners
Human-rights affiliated site minghui.org, which covers stories related to both the beauty of and persecution of Falun Dafa, reported that on Oct. 27, the online forum titled “China – Forced Organ Harvesting and the Chinese...
China is planning to introduce taxes on properties.
China Doesn’t Have Property Taxes, But Soon It Will
Almost two decades ago, Chinese authorities began floating the idea of taxing property owners. And now, the government has begun moving in this direction. On Oct. 23, the country’s top legislature, the National People’s Congress...
Beijing is now blaming Maine lobster for the coronavirus pandemic.
China’s Latest COVID Claim: Virus Originated From Maine Lobsters
Ever since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Beijing has been trying to promote a narrative that the virus originated somewhere outside of mainland China. One recent conspiracy theory being spread by CCP propagandists is...
China is seeing a resurgence of COVID-19 cases in many regions.
China Sees Rising COVID-19 Outbreaks Following CCP Commemorative Celebrations
Several regions in communist China are seeing a surge in COVID-19 infections. The outbreaks come even as China has vaccinated a significant portion of its population. Wu Liangyou, an official at the National Health Commission,...
Beijing failed to meet its 2020 semiconductor targets in its Made in China 2025 plan.
Chinese Semiconductor Industry Nowhere Near Its 2025 Self-Sufficiency Goal
In 2015, Beijing’s “Made in China 2025” initiative had outlined targets for a self-reliant China. The semiconductor industry was one of the sectors given importance in the Chinese Communist Party’s plans. The initiative proposed lifting...
China's power crisis has affected magnesium production which could end up harming the global auto industry, especially in Europe.
How China’s Power Crisis Could Bring The Auto Industry to a Halt
The ongoing power shortage in China has forced businesses across many industries to restrict their operations. Experts are now worried that the global car market, which is already facing a shortage of vehicles, might soon...
The Shijiazhuang railway station was empty during the spring festival travel season because of COVID-19 on Jan. 27, 2021 in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China.
North China Imposes COVID-19 Lockdowns, Leaked Documents Suggest Preparing for Large Outbreaks
After a few Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases were reported in China’s northern regions, authorities swiftly implemented lockdown measures in these places. The lockdowns are part of a “zero tolerance” national policy, in which areas...