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More Regions in China Issue Plague Prevention Measures as Public Suspicion Persists
If a plague case occurs, CCP control measures call for lockdown of the whole village and surrounding area, according to an insider.
October 15, 2026
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Alex Wu
Attempted Suicide by Former Judge Highlights Growing Desperation of Petitioners in China
Rights advocates say new petitioning rules have made it harder for Chinese citizens to seek redress from authorities ...
October 15, 2026
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Michael Zhuang
China Sanctions Another Company Owned by Taiwanese Lawmaker’s Father
Beijing’s latest move against Puma Shen’s family comes as the Taiwanese lawmaker faces a separate investigation into alleged ...
October 15, 2026
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Michael Zhuang
Locals Clash With Developer’s Workers in Southern Chinese Village Over Contested Land
A villager said elderly residents and women were sprayed with a fire extinguisher and pepper spray at the ...
October 14, 2026
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Michael Zhuang
Hong Kong Health Authorities Step Up Russia Arrival Checks After Siberian Lab Worker’s Death
The Russian government has not said what pathogen killed the lab worker on Oct. 2, as concerns linger.
October 14, 2026
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Alex Wu
Hulunbuir in China’s Inner Mongolia Issues Plague Risk Alert After Suspected Russian Case
Chinese expats in Russia have rushed to return to China while some have started to stockpile supplies, according ...
October 12, 2026
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Alex Wu
Hundreds Demand Compensation as Chemical Plant Shuts Down in Eastern China
Workers gathered outside the factory after their access cards were disabled. One employee said Chinese police ordered him ...
October 11, 2026
BY
Arthur Zhang
Petitioners Allege China’s ‘Stability Maintenance’ System Creates Cash Incentives to Silence Them
Petitioners said local authorities pay to retrieve people who travel to Beijing to seek redress, turning the suppression ...
October 10, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
China to Cooperate With Russia Amid Suspected Plague Case; Experts Warn of Lack of Transparency
The Siberian lab worker died of pneumonia of unknown origin over a month after China and Russia held ...
October 8, 2026
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Alex Wu
Taiwanese Entertainers Face Growing Political Pressure in China, Writer Says
Li Chengpeng said entertainers must pledge allegiance to Beijing, while a dispute involving a TV host highlights the ...
October 8, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Taiwan Indicts 4 Over Surveillance of Lawmaker Blacklisted by Beijing
Beijing unilaterally labeled Puma Shen a ‘Taiwan independence’ figure during the surveillance and later opened a criminal investigation ...
October 7, 2026
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Arthur Zhang
Taiwanese Government Backs Film Distributor Facing Threats Over Documentary on China’s Organ Harvesting
The distributor says the threats are intended to create fear and discourage discussion of the documentary, screened almost ...
October 7, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
As Chinese Documentary Targets Burma Scam Centers, Others Point to CCP Role in Fraud
The crime syndicates in Southeast Asia received support from Beijing and engaged in its transnational repression operations, an ...
October 6, 2026
BY
Alex Wu
Chinese Human Rights Activist Dies in Xinjiang Prison Months Before Scheduled Release
Shi Tingfu’s family questions his sudden death after the regime said he suffered a heart attack.
October 6, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Chinese Veteran Detained on Gambling Charge After Rights Activism on Behalf of Retirees
Ye Baizao’s family and a veteran said he merely played cards at the venue and believe the case ...
October 6, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Chinese University Fires Law Professor After She Allegedly Questions CCP’s All-Male Top Leadership Body
The university did not specify the reason for the dismissal.
October 2, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Chinese Pig Farmers Report Suspected Swine Fever Outbreaks as Prices Fall
Farmers in several provinces reported herd clearances and rapid pig deaths, while authorities offered no confirmation of the ...
October 2, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Starbucks Opens Its First 2 Stores in Xinjiang, Drawing Congressional Criticism
A House committee said the CCP is using the company as propaganda to obscure abuses against Uyghurs and ...
October 1, 2026
BY
Arthur Zhang
Chinese Cellphone Users Complain of Sudden Service Suspensions Under Anti-Fraud Measures
A late-night notice from China Mobile gave one user just 10 minutes to complete in-person identity verification.
October 1, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Xi Calls for ‘Safer’ China as CCP’s Security Concerns Mount Ahead of 2027 Party Congress
The Chinese leader’s latest security directive comes amid senior official purges, economic pressures, and growing concerns over political ...
September 29, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Chinese Food Safety Reporter Detained as Lawyer Denied Access 3 Times
A former reporter was detained on a vague criminal charge, with his case possibly linked to a dispute ...
September 29, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
China Residents Flooded With Dozens of Anti-Fraud Texts, Raising Surveillance Concerns
Frequent police alerts raise questions about China’s expanding anti-fraud system and how personal data is collected and used.
September 24, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Anti-CCP Protesters March in New York Ahead of Xi Visit; Police Detain Man From Opposing March After Attack
Pro-democracy activists marched through Flushing despite bomb and death threats.
September 22, 2026
BY
Arthur Zhang
China’s Guangxi Tightens Controls on Grassroots Groups as Unpaid Wage Disputes Rise
Officials are seeking closer oversight of community groups as economic pressures raise concerns that isolated grievances could develop ...
September 22, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Chinese Hospital Faces Criticism for Tying Leave for Interns to Blood Donations
A hospital official called for the student who posted about it to be identified.
September 22, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
More Chinese Political Figures Could Be Purged at Key Meeting, Taiwanese Official Warns
Taiwan's China-policy official warned that more Chinese officials could be removed as Xi Jinping tightens political control and ...
September 21, 2026
BY
Michael Zhuang
Chinese County Orders Lawyers to Get Government Approval Before Defending Criminal Charges
A Guizhou justice bureau requires lawyers to obtain approval before arguing that a defendant’s criminal charge should be ...
September 19, 2026
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Michael Zhuang
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