Controversy in Germany: Government sells part of main port terminal to Chinese regime
When it seemed that the new German chancellor would curb relations with the Chinese communist regime, the German government approved a controversial agreement. Germany will hand over an important share of a port terminal in Hamburg, in what seems to be an attempt to maintain the relations developed under the ...
Cities protest after the Chinese Consulate beating in Manchester
As reported, on October 16, on the occasion of the CCP’s 20th National Congress, about 30 to 40 Hong Kongers living in the United Kingdom gathered peacefully outside the Chinese Consulate in Manchester, in the UK, to protest the CCP's tyranny. At about 4 p.m., a group of people from ...
Chinese communist newspaper boasts that Beijing will save Europe
According to Global Times, a Chinese nationalist newspaper monetized by a propagandistic bias of the Xinhua (People's Daily) environment, the Asian Giant's shipyards will build a fleet of gas tankers to save Europe from the coming energy crisis. The Chinese communist newspaper points out that the pieces of the European economic ...
CCP’s mouthpiece, Global Times, dismisses Biden’s national security strategy
Once again the Chinese regime has complained through its mouthpiece, the Global Times and in a recent article it called the U.S. Defense Strategy obsolete. Apparently, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) expected President Joe Biden to change the foreign policy of his predecessor President Donald Trump, but nothing of the ...
Alert: Beijing warns Chinese in Ukraine to leave immediately
Alert: Beijing warns Chinese in Ukraine to leave the country immediately. An evacuation warning was recently issued by the Chinese Foreign Ministry to Chinese residents in Ukraine. Following the Crimean bridge explosion, the Chinese Embassy in Ukraine issued a series of warnings about the serious security situation for Chinese citizens in ...
Germany seeks to end economic dependence on Chinese regime
After Germany's long economic dependence on industries subject to the Chinese regime, everything seems to indicate that its leaders will try to break with this apparently heavy and risky relationship inherited from former Chancellor Angela Merkel. Given that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is accused of abuse in its international relations, ...
Uyghur influencers spread Chinese Communist Party propaganda on social networks
Most of these Uyghur bloggers doing the dirty work of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are young university students, and almost all are women. They usually recreate idyllic scenes of life in local communities where the ethnic minorities live. However, they alternate these picturesque audiovisuals with CCP propaganda, sometimes word ...
Italian election outcome gives Chinese regime a headache
As Reuters reported, preliminary results of Italy's general election on September 25 show a right-wing coalition led by the Brothers of Italy party won with a majority of the vote. Giorgia Meloni, the party's leader, will become the country's first woman prime minister. The CCP is very angry with this ...
China market risks increase
According to a study by the U.S.-based economic consulting firm Rhodium Group, European investment in China is increasingly concentrated in a few large companies. This shows that most European companies are increasingly concerned about the long-term risks in the Chinese market. European investments in China have become more concentrated over the ...
UK renews its tough policy against the CCP after Liz Truss comes to power
On September 5, the British Conservative Party announced that former Foreign Minister Liz Truss won the election for prime minister of the United Kingdom, becoming the third woman after Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May to achieve the position. Known for her admiration for Thatcher, Truss made her position clear on relations ...
Are they moving away from the West? CCP will pay Russia in yuan and rubles for gas
As part of a landmark agreement between the two nations, the Chinese Communist Party and its ally Russia announced the signing of a new contract where China would start paying in rubles and yuan for gas supplies, avoiding the dollar as the currency of exchange as they have always done. The ...
Wealthy Chinese loosing European path to immigration
For wealthy Chinese fleeing pandemic lockdowns and political stress from the CCP, Portugal is a great destination using the investor visa, which allows entry throughout the EU - for about $357,000 (350,000 euros). This advantage has attracted thousands of Chinese over the past decade. At its peak in 2014, the Portuguese ...
Why we need to pay close attention to CCP activities
Stockpiling food and energy reserves, accelerating the nuclear arms race, decreeing "non-war military operations," even the "zero covid" policy create a series of the CCP’s activities recently that have observers around the world wondering what's really going on in China. . Reserving 50-70% of global food China has been quietly hoarding food ...
‘China’s Drug’ uncovers dark secrets of mainland sports world
Xue Yinxian, a former doctor for the Chinese national sports team fled to Germany with evidence exposing athletes’ banned substance use in national sports for many years. Yang Weidong, Xue's eldest son, has his mother’s work diaries from that time and plans to publish a book titled "China’s Poison Drug." But ...
Little Pinks protest Dior in Paris: Counterprotest mocks ‘Skirt Beyond Human Rights’
About 50 Chinese international students in France protested against Dior's new skirt design on the Champs-Élysées in Paris on July 23. They claim that Dior's new skirt creation copied the design of a pleated horse face skirt in Hanfu. Over 10 anti-protest people at the scene sarcastically said that "Skirt ...
Ukraine ribbon on the French Open champion’s hat disappears during Chinese TV’s broadcast
During the live broadcast of the French Open tennis final, China Central Television CCTV provided images considered unusual by the viewer. It seemed to hide an image that they found sensitive, making Chinese fans angry and ridicule it. The reason was that the world tennis queen Iga Swiatek tied a ribbon ...
