By Theodore Bunker House legislators are working on a bill to prevent foreign purchases of agriculture real estate as Chinese firms continue their attempts to purchase farmland and major agricultural…
By Alex Wu As civil unrest continues in South Africa, Chinese businesses have been targeted. One China observer believes that the anti-China sentiment could be fueled by the Chinese regime’s…
By Nicole Hao Chinese leader Xi Jinping changed his “wolf warrior” tone to “cooperation” and “fusion” with other countries at a July 16 virtual conference with U.S. President Joe Biden,…
BY LORENZ DUCHAMPS Black Lives Matter is blaming the U.S. government’s “cruel and inhumane” economic embargo for the current unrest in Cuba, while praising the communist regime for its “solidarity”…
BY JACK PHILLIPS Several Republicans over the weekend accused the Biden administration and Twitter of attempting to minimize demonstrations in Cuba against the communist regime, arguing that they will use…
By Charles Creitz Miami Republican Mayor Francis Suarez called out the far-left’s silence over the pro-democracy protests in Cuba, which has been ruled by decades of Communist dictatorship, and told…
BY JACK PHILLIPS Thousands of Cubans took to the streets on Sunday in a number of cities to protest against human rights abuses, a lack of freedom, and a worsening…
John Mac Ghlionn Commentary In a recent article for The National Interest, the Singaporean Diplomat Kishore Mahbubani discusses the threat–or more specifically, the non-threat–posed by China. According to the author,…
BY NICOLE HAO The Chinese Communist Party regards the United States as an enemy and utilizes American’s kindness to grab resources and develop itself, according to a veteran ideology professor…
BY EMEL AKAN WASHINGTON—The United States and Taiwan on June 29 resumed trade talks after five years, a move that has angered the communist regime in Beijing, which claims sovereignty…
By KRISTINA WONG A Republican House Intelligence Committee investigation has found China’s malign influence deepening across corporate America, including in the pharmaceutical, manufacturing, agriculture, entertainment, media, finance, sports, and technology…
By Michael Ruiz Twitter declared a free and open Internet to be “an essential human right in modern society” Saturday morning after the Nigerian government banned access to the social…
