Shanghai’s Anger Could Start a Fire
China’s citizens have begun to reject their government’s totalitarian pandemic lockdowns.
Preventing the Ukrainization of Taiwan
There is a real danger that Chinese Communist Party chief Xi will essentially ‘Ukrainize’ Taiwan. The international community must guard against it.
Xi Jinping’s Political Prisoners
As the Chinese Communist Party shows a happy face to the world, dissidents languish in its jails.
Xi Gaslights the World with Ludicrous Claims of Chinese ‘Democracy’
Shut out of the Summit for Democracy, Beijing doth protest too much.
Is China Having a ‘Me Too’ Moment?
Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai has accused a high-profile political figure of sexual coercion. The CCP is trying to cover it up.
China’s Populist-Nationalist Empire
Xi Jinping has established himself as a pillar of the state.
Religious Freedom Is Dying in China
The government makes churches and mosques glorify the Communist Party above all else.
China’s ‘Soft Power’ in Africa Has Hard Edges
African nations shouldn’t be fooled: China’s intentions on the continent are malicious.
How China Censors Foreign Journalism
The recent departure from China of a veteran journalist shines a light on how that nation’s regime suppresses journalism from other countries.
