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Why China’s ethnic unity law could deepen fears over minority assimilation
China’s ethnic unity law raises fears over minority assimilation, Mandarin education, overseas enforcement and Xi Jinping’s control agenda.
China says new ethnic unity law can target people overseas as July 1 enforcement nears
China says its ethnic unity law can reach people overseas. The July 1 launch raises new questions over Taiwan, minority rights and global jurisdiction.
California mayor China agent case: Why Eileen Wang’s plea deal is raising new foreign influence concerns
A city hall case now carries national security weight. Eileen Wang’s China agent plea puts local politics under new federal scrutiny.
Chinese missile storm: Taiwan scrambles to respond to shocking new threat
Taiwan has ramped up its military readiness after detecting numerous missile launches from inland China, reflecting heightened tensions…
From ruins to recovery: China’s swift response to natural disasters sets global standard
In the early hours of Tuesday, January 23, 2024, a devastating magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck China’s western Xinjiang…
Major earthquake rocks China and Kyrgyzstan, tremors felt across Asia
In a startling event that gripped the regions of China and Kyrgyzstan, a major 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck the…
Terrifying earthquake in China unleashes chaos, death toll skyrockets
A catastrophic magnitude-6.2 earthquake has jolted Jishishan county in China’s northwestern province of Gansu, claiming at least 116…