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Chinese Activist in Japan Pressured by CCP to Return to China
Her mother was threatened by CCP police.
The Phantom Canoe Sighting That Foretold a Catastrophic Eruption in 1886
A local legend born from events surrounding a 19th century eruption of a New Zealand volcano continues to fascinate sceptics and folklorists alike.
Arizona Woman Indicted for Alleged Role in North Korea Identity Theft Scheme
The scheme compromised the identities of 60 Americans and generated $6.8 million in revenue for the overseas IT workers, according to the DOJ.
US, EU Raise Concerns About Whereabouts of Chinese Citizen Journalist Supposedly Released From Prison
‘Journalists in [China] should be safe and able to report freely,’ says a State Department spokesperson.
NZ, Australian Foreign Ministers Express ‘Serious Concern’ Over New Caledonia Violence, Deaths
The death of four people, including two police officers has forced President Emmanuel Macron to declare a state of emergency in the French overseas territory.
Russia, China Reaffirm ‘No Limit’ Partnership During Putin’s Visit to Beijing
The visit took place amid heightening concerns among Washington and Brussels over China’s role in aiding Russia to rebuild its defense industrial base.
KP.2 COVID-19 Variant Mutating and Spreading in China
Members of the Chinese public continue to report more severe cases and sudden deaths in the country despite the regime’s cover-up.
4 Dead in New Caledonia Unrest, France Declares State of Emergency
Socialist-led pro-independence group said it was willing to work with government towards an agreement, only if it furthered their goal of emancipation.
Beijing ‘Increasingly Confident’ in Its Ability to Influence Elections Globally: Director of National Intelligence
The Chinese regime has improved influence operations tools such as TikTok, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies to use against targets.
Taiwan’s Exports to US Reach New Heights as China’s Influence Declines
Taiwan’s export landscape has shifted significantly in the first four months of 2024.
Kidnappings, Arson, Riots in New Caledonia as Socialist Leads Protests Against Election Changes
Demonstrations, marches, arson, a prison kidnapping and confrontations with security forces have spread throughout the French Pacific territory.
New Zealand Defunds Ardern Initiative to Eliminate Online Extremism
The Christchurch Call was set up by Jacinda Ardern and Emmanuel Macron in response to the 2019 mosque mass shooting event.
World Falun Dafa Day Highlights Hope, Strength in Face of Persecution
Dozens of officials from around the world issue proclamations to support the spiritual practice.
CCP Prepares for Party’s Overdue 3rd Plenary Session After Xi’s Trip to Europe: Observers
High-profile CCP personnel issues at the upcoming 3rd plenary session remain the focus of the outside world.
Chinese Diplomats Involved in ‘Wire-Tapping’ Should Be Expelled Immediately: Filipino Officials
China’s actions are in violation of Philippine laws and amount to “serious breaches of diplomatic protocols and conventions,” a Filipino official said.
Poll Backs More Freedom at New Zealand Universities
A new poll by the NZ Free Speech Union, conducted by Curia Market Research, shows support for funding universities based on their support for free speech.
Thousands Join New York Parade to Celebrate World Falun Dafa Day, Reject Communism
The CCP is ‘against everything good in this world ... so it has to do with all of us,’ one parade participant said.
Germany Sends 2 Warships to Indo-Pacific Amid CCP’s Increasing Aggression in Region
China observers say the recent military operations are the result of Germany’s strategic change, moving away from its previous decades-long China policy.
Pacific Nation Extends Ban on Martial Arts
Under the current ban, it is illegal to teach, learn, and practice martial arts in the island nation.
