Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that Western countries need to stand together against China which often pits them against one another. He said the problem arises as Western countries attempt to enter China’s massive markets. Allowing the country to coerce and blackmail them while pitting them against each… Continue reading West needs to stand together against China – Trudeau
Tuesday – A Harvard professor was convicted by a Jury of lying to the US about his involvement with the Chinese government. According to the DOJ, Dr. Charles Lieber, 62, a former chair of Harvard’s Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology was found guilty of a total of six counts… Continue reading Harvard professor lied about China ties
The US has imposed sanctions on eight Chinese companies, including drone-maker DJI, for making tech that spies on Uyghur Muslims. The Treasury Department identified the companies “pursuant to Executive Order (E.O.) 13959, as amended by E.O. 14032.” The eight companies were found to have been involved in supporting “the biometric… Continue reading US imposes sanctions on 8 Chinese entities behind targeted surveillance
China has gifted Nicaragua a million COVID-19 vaccines just days after the latter cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan. Chinese government officials landed in Nicaragua with the first batch of the doses on Sunday. They thanked Nicaragua for restoring relations with Beijing. Taiwan, a major trade partner of Nicaragua, was unhappy… Continue reading China gifts Nicaragua a million COVID vaccines for cutting ties with Taiwan
As the US announced a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. China hurled threats and promised to respond. The US, citing gross human rights violations by China in Xinjiang has said that it won’t send any official delegation to the Games. American athletes however, will still be performing.… Continue reading US announces diplomatic boycott of 2022 Beijing; China hurls threats
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen met with a group of US lawmakers who had traveled there in an unannounced trip to declare that the US stands with Taiwan. The group of lawmakers had reported that China’s embassy was issuing threats to them, “demanding” that they cancel the trip. Representative Nancy Mace… Continue reading Taiwan’s President meets with US lawmakers; China cries foul
Chinese companies have landed in Afghanistan in search of the country’s untouched $1tn lithium deposits. China secretly supported the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, and because of Pakistan gained their trust and donated early on to build on its relationship and keep the Taliban away from the Uyghur ethnic cleansings. The… Continue reading Chinese “firms” land in Afghanistan in search of $1tn lithium reserves
The US has blacklisted 27 Chinese, Pakistan, Japanese and Singaporean entities and individuals because of national security concerns. The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has issued a final rule adding twenty-seven foreign entities and individuals to the Entity List for engaging in activities that are contrary to the national… Continue reading US blacklists 27 Chinese, Pakistan, Japanese, Singaporean entities
China’s online army has attacked a Chinese photographer for depicting “Chinese eyes” in a Dior picture. Photographer Chen Man, 41, has since apologized for her “ignorance.” She depicted an Asian woman in a picture, which Chinese internet users did not like for some reason. China has long promoted its online… Continue reading Woke Chinese go after Chinese photographer for “small eyes” Dior picture
Hong Kong’s pro-democracy activist Tony Chung, 20, has been sentenced to three years and seven months in prison for spreading disharmony. Chung was tried under the new draconian “national security” law enforced by Beijing last year on Hong Kong citizens. He faced charges of money laundering, provoking the people to… Continue reading Hong Kong’s Pro-democracy activist Tony Chung jailed by Beijing