Popular Chinese outlets have been suggesting that events in Texas have led to deep divisions in the US widening to a point where unrest has become a stark reality. More than 6.3m migrants have crossed into the US illegally since the beginning of 2021 – record highs that have intensified a standoff between President Joe Biden and Texas Governor Greg Abbott. As part of his Operation Lone Star, Mr Abbott has sought to block or deter entry into his state, including by installing about 30 miles (48km) of razor wire barriers along the city of Eagle Pass. …..
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…..A Voice of America journalist Wenhao, who specialises in Chinese online disinformation, posted on X that the “biggest US related news on China’s internet for the past few days is Texas governor declaring war with the federal government, which did not happen in reality”. “Netizens are cheering for what they call America’s self destruction,” the post added.
Social media users in China on Friday, for example, were able to read reports that Florida’s Republican governor Ron DeSantis is sending up to 1,000 members of the National Guard to Texas.
China often publishes such reports as a response to Western governments issuing critical comments on China’s handling of issues in Xinjiang, Hong Kong or Taiwan. It’s a way of saying: focus on your own backyard, instead of telling us how to run our country.
U.S. charges Chinese companies, executives with fentanyl crimes The official also said that Beijing in November submitted 145 drug-related incidents to the International Narcotics Control Board Database — a tool used to share information internationally about suspected trafficking activity — the first time since 2017 that the Chinese government had done so.
In November, Beijing also issued a public notice, warning domestic producers of more than 50 precursors that they face potential legal action in sending the chemicals abroad. They also warned of possible “entrapment” by foreign authorities and said exporters should exercise caution when shipping items to countries including the United States and Mexico.
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By Chinese media told since Wuhan virus pandemic, China already made “superior” effect of covid vaccine and no one got covid-19 virus. In a rEal, over 90% of Chinese nationals have caught by covid-19 and World’s most infected and World’s most variants viruses country till now. Now, China’s “Proud” excellent science made one more critical virus as they said. China is a natural born virus spreader without cure.
Taiwanese prosecutors zeroed in on the suspect polls under the democratic island’s new Anti-Infiltration Act — designed to counter Chinese interference — saying Lin’s findings were faked and orchestrated by Chinese Communist Party officials in Fujian province, on the mainland across the Taiwan Strait. The prosecutors said Lin “pretended to have interviewed or sampled more than 300 citizens” over eight rounds of polling. The so-called phone interviews, the prosecutors continued, “never took place, and he fabricated false popularity polls.”
Lin’s poll triggered a shockwave as it put Hou yu-ih from the China-leaning Kuomintang (KMT) in the lead, albeit only with a 1.22 percentage point margin. That’s certainly the momentum that Chinese President Xi Jinping wants to see before what promises to be a very tight vote on Saturday.
Beijing is determined the election should prevent a third term for the Democratic Progressive Party, which pushes Taiwanese sovereignty and closer relations with the U.S., Europe, Japan and other democratic powers. The election is being closely watched worldwide over fears that tensions over the outcome could spark military brinkmanship between Washington and Beijing in the South China Sea, centered on an island that produces more than 90 percent of the world’s most advanced microchips.
But the real culprit of China’s arrested development is likely the fact that after aborting a generation of its baby girls, its women today are protesting motherhood accordingly.
In the past five years alone, births have fallen by 40%, and for the first time since Mao’s Great Leap Forward caused the deaths of 50 million people, China’s population contracted in 2022 to the tune of 850,000 people. In 2023, births dropped by another 1.7 million, or 18%, according to leaked population data. Given the deaths of 11 million people, the data, which Chinese censors tried to memoryhole, mean that China’s population shrank by a staggering 3.12 million last year.
Beijing has tried to beckon its women to close their eyes, think of the Chinese Communist Party, and push out babies nine months later. Chinese women aren’t having it.
“Molly Chen, 28 years old, said the demands of caring for aging relatives and her job as an exhibition designer in Shenzhen leave no room for kids or a husband,” Liyan Qi and Shen Lu report from China. “Chen followed the story of Su Min, a retiree who video-blogged about her solo road trip around China to escape a bad marriage. Chen said that the story, as well as online videos that women post about their lives, have deepened her impression that many men choose wives mostly as caretakers — for children, husbands, and both sets of aging parents.”
韩国济州海岸警卫队逮捕了三人,其中包括一名中国特工,他们试图非法出境。 South Korea’s Jeju Coast Guard arrests three people, including a Chinese agent, who attempted to move illegally outside the province.
An illegal Chinese woman who had entered Jeju without a visa was arrested after being discovered through an 一名非法入境韩国济州岛的中国女子被警方发现后被捕
That “Patriotic Education Law,” aimed at “enhancing national unity,” mandates that love of the country and the ruling Chinese Communist Party be incorporated into work and study for everyone – from the youngest children to workers and professionals across all sectors.
It is meant to help China “unify thoughts” and “gather the strength of the people for the great cause of building a strong country and national rejuvenation,” a Chinese propaganda official told a news briefing last month.
The push for a love of country and the Communist Party is far from new in China, where patriotism and propaganda have been an integral part of education, company culture and life since the People’s Republic was founded nearly 75 years ago.
“They were portraying the indigenous people of Xinjiang as immigrants and Islam as a religion that was foreign to the region,” Jazexhi said. “It was incorrect.”
His disillusion only continued when he and other journalists were taken by their Chinese hosts to one of the so-called vocational training centres outside the regional capital of Urumqi.
“They said it was like a school but it was clearly a high-security site in the middle in the desert,” Jazexhi said.
“They also told us that the people staying there were not allowed to leave so it was obviously not a school but a prison and the people there were not students but prisoners.”
Once they entered the site, Jazexhi had a chance to interact with several Uighurs and it quickly became clear they were not the “terrorists” or “extremists” Beijing had claimed.
At the same time, information flowing in and out of Xinjiang remains tightly controlled, while Xinjiang residents are punished for having unauthorised contact with people outside China.
“The genocide is still happening but it is just much more covert now,” Turdush said.
Despite the controversy surrounding the organised tours, both Turdush and Jazexhi believe that foreign journalists and officials should continue to visit Xinjiang as long as they challenge the narratives that are presented to them.
“They should go,” Jazexhi said.
“And they should speak the truth about what they see in Xinjiang and what they don’t see.”
上个月,创纪录的中国公民越过南部边境进入美国,打破了一个月前创下的纪录。A record number of Chinese nationals crossed the southern border into the United States last month, breaking the previous record that was set just a month prior.
CCP has using their manipulated history to brainwash their people.
Most of Chinese nationals has been educated from kindergarten to be brainwashed for the eternal royalty to CCP. This brainwashing procedure results most Chinese are uncivilized and scared their brutal government leads to follow and come together without own will.
在一场值得间谍惊悚片的情节转折中,中国动摇欧洲政治的秘密行动刚刚撞上了墙。 故事以中国间谍的尝试展开 In a plot twist worthy of a spy thriller, China’s covert operation to sway European politics just hit a wall. The story unfolds with Chinese spies attempting
— Read on www.cryptopolitan.com/inside-china-failed-attempt-to-spy-on-europe/
中国在欧洲的间谍企图因利用比利时政治家影响政治讨论而动摇。
中国间谍Daniel Woo旨在操纵欧洲关于香港和维吾尔人等敏感问题的话语。
尽管做出了努力,但行动收效甚微,凸显了国际间谍活动的复杂性和风险。
China’s espionage attempt in Europe faltered with their use of a Belgian politician to influence political discussions.
Daniel Woo, a Chinese spy, aimed to manipulate European discourse on sensitive issues like Hong Kong and the Uyghurs.
Despite efforts, the operation achieved little success, highlighting the complexities and risks in international espionage.
In October, China unveiled a plan to issue 1 trillion yuan ($139.84 billion) in sovereign bonds by year-end to help kick-start activity, raising the 2023 budget deficit target to 3.8% of GDP from the original 3%.
After years of over-investment, plummeting returns from land sales, and soaring costs to battle COVID, rating firms have been warning about the contingent liability risks of debt-laden Chinese municipalities.
Local government debt reached 92 trillion yuan ($12.6 trillion), or 76% of China’s economic output in 2022, up from 62.2% in 2019, according to the latest data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Capital outflows from China have also intensified, reaching $75 billion in September, in the biggest monthly exodus since 2016, Goldman Sachs data showed.
($1 = 7.1430 Chinese yuan renminbi)
Reporting by Gnaneshwar Rajan and Shristi Achar A in Bengaluru, Kevin Yao in Beijing, Marc Jones in London and Lewis Krauskopf in New York; Editing by Tom Hogue, Kim Coghill, Nick Zieminski and Richard Chang
班加罗尔的 Gnaneshwar Rajan 和 Shristi Achar A、北京的 Kevin Yao、伦敦的 Marc Jones 和纽约的 Lewis Krauskopf 进行报道; 编辑:Tom Hogue、Kim Coghill、Nick Zieminski 和 Richard Chang
Endless Accidents, Nothing come to resolve malfunction. China’s economy, China’s construction is a House of Paper. This is China. 事故层出不穷,无法解决故障。 中国的经济、中国的建设都是纸房子。 这就是中国。
A rush hour collision between two subway trains in Beijing has left 102 people with broken bones, Chinese state media reported.
More than 500 people were sent to hospital after the incident, which occurred at about 19:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Thursday.
Countries that buy Chinese weapons seldom complain – and experts say many never use the equipment because they’re not at war. But signs of stress occasionally appear after a sale.
Two years ago, aviation news websites reported that the Royal Jordanian Air Force had put six Chinese-made CH-4B Pterosaur drones up for resale. Statements before the resale “indicate the Jordanians may be disappointed with its performance, Overt Defense said.
In Thailand, the navy accepted three Chinese-made tanks this year for $11.77 million despite questions from opposition lawmakers about why they took priority over COVID-19 vaccines. The two countries boosted military cooperation in 2016.
Malaysia ordered four Chinese littoral mission ships in late 2016 and saved money by having them made in China, said Shariman Lockman, senior foreign policy and security studies analyst with the Institute of Strategic and International Studies in Malaysia. Two have arrived already.
Littoral mission ships are relatively small vessels designed in the past for stealth combat near coastlines, sometimes against bigger enemies.
Malaysia disputes sovereignty over part of the South China Sea with Beijing, which periodically sends ships into the contested waters. On Monday, Malaysia protested diplomatically over Chinese vessels, including a survey ship, that had entered its exclusive economic zone in the disputed sea near Borneo.
“I think you have to spread the risks a bit and not put out ourselves in a position of dependence and you have to really consider the security consequence of buying from a country with which we have overlapping territorial claims,” Lockman said.
75岁的英国公民、现已关闭的小报《苹果日报》的创始人Lai自2020年以来一直在香港坐牢,等待根据有争议的国家安全法涉嫌“与外国势力勾结”的审判。 Lai, a 75-year-old British citizen and founder of the now-shuttered tabloid Apple Daily, has been behind bars in Hong Kong since 2020, awaiting trial for alleged “collusion with foreign forces” under a controversial national security law.