Tag: authoritarianism
China Has No Succession Law—Only Political Reckoning
Since the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, the Chinese Communist Party has never resolved...
How the Chinese Communist Party Destroys Its Own: The Falls of Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli
By Chen Jing A precision-engineered killing machine The political downfall of Zhang Youxia, vice...
Recreating Stalin: The DNA Behind Xi Jinping’s All-Front Political Purge
By Jin Yan In the third decade of the 21st century, the global political order is undergoing deep...
Zhang Youxia’s Alleged Secret Letter Signals Deep Rift Inside Xi Jinping’s Military Leadership
Alleged investigation of Zhang Youxia draws global attention The sudden investigation of Zhang Youxia...
Lois Snow: Confronting the CCP’s Bloody Truth
Note: Time rewinds to 1989. The gunfire at Tiananmen Square on June 4 shattered the last illusions in...
Canada Faces Domestic Backlash Over China Pivot as Trump Warns of Security Risks
By Jin Yan After Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney publicly outlined a “new world order” and...
From Party Sword to Oligarchs: How the KGB Reinvented Itself After the USSR
By Fu Longshan To understand how the KGB—the Soviet Committee for State Security (Komitet Gosudarstvennoy...
Wang Huning: The CCP’s Master Strategist Who Will Outlast Three Leaders
By Fu Longshan Wang Huning is often described as the Chinese Communist Party’s “tutor to three emperors...
From Xinyang to Zero-COVID: A History of Unchecked Authority
By Chen Jing Lives devoured by politics In modern Chinese history, the “Xinyang Incident” in Henan...
China’s One-Child Policy: A Demographic Catastrophe Decades in the Making
By Zeng Jieming Countless facts—many of them still unfolding today—have long made one reality clear...
Protests Erupt in 88 Iranian Cities as Tehran Faces Venezuela-Style Crisis Scenario
By Yang Tianzi Iran is entering what analysts describe as its most severe multidimensional crisis...
‘Nine Commentaries’ Sparks Awakening and Spiritual Resistance Against the CCP
By Xiao Ran Since its publication in November 2004, Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party has circulated...