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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South Africa mines Feed Chinese Factories in $115B Loot
While Beijing hails its ties with Africa as a “win-win,” South Africa’s story tells a different tale. The nation pumps…
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The Notepad++ Breach and the New Era of State‑Backed Cyber Espionage
In early February 2026, the world of open-source software was shaken when Don Ho, creator of Notepad++, revealed a chilling…
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Bangladesh’s China Turn and the New Security Dilemma
Following Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s congratulations to Prime Minister Tarique Rahman after Bangladesh’s February 2026 election, China–Bangladesh ties have entered…
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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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Singapore Telecom Breach: UNC3886’s China Ties Revealed
On 9 February 2026, Singapore’s Cyber Security Agency revealed a major cyber spy attack on the country’s entire phone and…
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China’s Secret Nuclear Surge Threatens World Peace
Hidden in the foggy mountains of southwest China, brand-new satellite photos reveal China’s massive push to supercharge its nuclear weapons…
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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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Erasing a Birthplace: How China Uses Surveillance to Strangle Tibetan Identity
The recent installation of high-definition CCTV arrays around Taktser, a modest village in the Ammo region (modern-day Qinghai), marks a…
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