Tag: china
Hong Kong Ranks 140th in Global Press Freedom Index as China Remains Near Bottom
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) published the 2026 World Press Freedom Index on April 30. The report...
Beijing Could Isolate Taiwan Through Maritime and Air Customs Inspections, Researcher Warns
Hoover Fellow at Stanford University Eyck Freymann has recently said in an analysis that the People's...
Beijing Bans Drone Sales and Flights as DJI Pulls All Products From Capital Stores
Beijing's new drone rules, published by CCP state authorities and set to take effect May 1, designate...
Jimmy Lai Receives ‘Freedom of Expression Award’ From German Media
Jimmy Lai, the founder of Apple Daily who is currently undergoing his sentence of 20 years in prison...
A Witness’s Account of Hong Kong’s Rise and Fall
As U.S. President Donald Trump prepares to visit China, the U.S.–China summit has become a focal point...
FCC Moves to Ban Chinese Labs From Testing US Electronics in Major Security Push
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) unanimously voted on April 30 (pdf) to move forward with...
An Old Script Repeated: Zheng–Xi Meeting Exposes CCP’s Old United Front Strategy Toward Taiwan
In recent years, the Chinese Communist Party’s rhetoric toward Taiwan has continuously evolved—from the...
From Wellness Pages to War Propaganda: Inside Beijing’s Taiwan Influence Network
A new investigation by Reporters Without Borders, titled “From Wellness to Politics: How China Infiltrates...
Why the Chinese Communist Party Pulled a Book About a Failed Emperor
Editor Zi Meng According to Reuters, the book Chongzhen: The Diligent Emperor Who Lost His Dynasty...
US House Passes 2027 Appropriations Bill Including $500 Million In Aid To Taiwan
The U.S. Congress has recently advanced a new round of appropriations bills related to national security...
A Former Chinese School Principal Says He’d Rather Beg Online Than Corrupt Himself Again
By Li Muzi China’s school corruption was laid bare on April 22, 2026, when a former school principal...
Wen Qiang’s Last Words to Wang Lijun: ‘My Today Is Your Tomorrow’
By Fu Longshan Editor’s note: This article draws on the analyses of multiple China scholars and on...