A recent report has drawn global attention to the situation of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang during the holy month of…
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The Digital Frontline: China’s Information War and the “Epstein Files” Smear
In the high-stakes world of international diplomacy and information warfare, few figures draw the ire of the Chinese Communist Party…
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Uyghur Mom Jailed, Daughter Hits Sotu Stage
As Beijing deepens its brutal campaign to crush Uyghur identity, one family’s grief is about to confront China’s leaders from…
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Tibet Faces Growing Silence as Independent Media and Radio Voices Disappear
In Tibet, it is becoming harder to know the truth. The Chinese government controls almost all news and media, spreading…
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From Loans to Military Access: How China is Strengthening its Foothold Across Africa Slowly
China is quietly expanding its influence across Africa, not through loud announcements, but by building ports, giving loans and taking…
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Vision fading, spirit unbroken: A-Nya Sengdra’s fight for Tibet
The release of Tibetan activist A-nya Sengdra after seven years in a Chinese prison has reignited global concern over Beijing’s…
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China’s NPC Standing Committee: Rubber-Stamping Tyranny
China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee 175 Party yes-men meets for its 21st session on 25-26 February 2026, in…
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Xi Jinping’s Anti-Corruption Drive, Power, Fear and Control
When Xi Jinping came to power in 2012, he promised to clean up China’s Communist Party. The slogan was simple…
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China Tops Global List as ‘Worst Jailer of Journalists’ for Third Year
For the third straight year in 2025, China has cemented its grim status as the world’s worst jailer of journalists..…
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Troops Fear Purge, PLA Morale Crumbles
China’s leader Xi Jinping faces questions about his grip on the military as a massive purge sweeps through the top…
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