Evergrande Founder Sentenced to Life in Prison; Chinese National Charged With Voter Fraud

From Asia’s richest man to life in prison: Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan’s rise and fall mirrors that of China’s real estate industry—one of the pillars of the Chinese economy.

A group of senators is calling on the U.S. attorney general and the secretary of state to investigate California’s policy ties with the Chinese Communist Party.

Voter fraud in the 2024 presidential election: A Massachusetts man—a Chinese national—is accused of using someone else’s identity to cast a ballot … and then turning that person in to federal authorities. Here’s what prosecutors say happened next.

The U.S. State Department is declaring that an American has been wrongfully detained in China. Here’s what this means—and why the timing matters.

A major legal battle is unfolding over a proposed Chinese mega-embassy in London. A U.K. High Court ruling dealt a blow to residents fighting the project—but they’re not giving up. Why does the U.K. say the embassy could pose a national security threat? And how could it affect American financial services? American Thought Leaders host Jan Jekielek speaks with Luke de Pulford, co-founder and executive director of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China. 

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1. Evergrande Founder Sentenced to Life in Prison

2. Evergrande’s Rise and Fall Mirrors China’s Crisis

3. CCP Infiltration in U.S. Universities

4. Senators Call on U.S. to Probe California-China Ties

5. Chinese National Charged With Voter Fraud

6. U.S. State Dept.: American Wrongfully Detained in China

7. Ford to Shift Some Production From China to U.S.

8. Documents Reveal CCP Interference in 2020 Election

9. Taiwan Proposes Record-High 2027 Defense Budget

10. Alibaba Net Profit Falls 76 Percent Due to AI Spending

11. Pulford: China’s London Embassy Could Endanger U.S. Finance

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