China’s navy rusts, from aircraft carriers to destroyers
One emblematic example of these shortcomings is the Liaoning aircraft carrier, which has been touted as a key asset in China’s blue-water ambitions.
By Mekong
Apr. 16, 2025
China’s maritime aggression: a pattern of international law violation
The regime’s maritime militia, often disguised as fishing vessels, regularly harasses legitimate commercial and scientific operations of other nations.
By The Hongkong Post
Feb. 26, 2025
China’s Myanmar playbook and its far-reaching regional implications
The CCP’s increasing engagement with both Myanmar’s junta and rebel groups is therefore a calculated strategy to cement its hegemony in Southeast Asia.
By The Irraywady
Feb. 13, 2025
Campaign for Uyghurs commemorates Uyghur Genocide Recognition Day anniversary
FU reaffirms its solidarity with the Uyghur community and calls upon all nations to honor the Genocide Convention’s core mission: to prevent and punish the crime of genocide
By European Times
Dec. 13, 2024
China sees significant rise in protests despite CCP regime’s tight control: Report
The CDM documented 228 protests led by rural residents over the past two years, most of which were linked to forced relocation and unfair land acquisition.
By The Hongkong Post
Sep. 21, 2024
China’s aggressive border tactics: Threatening regional stability for territorial gains
Currently, China is involved in a staggering 17 territorial disputes with its neighboring countries, with at least 7 of these disputes concerning land
By Daily Mirror
Sep. 20, 2024
Zanu PF needs lectures on real democracy
Democratisation of the country is their best hope for survival and enjoying the fruits that will undoubtedly flow from change.
By Roger Takundwa
Sep. 12, 2024
Zanu PF is not Zimbabwe
In the recent past, civil servants and members of the police have been commandeered to attend lectures at the party’s school.
By Newsday
Aug. 9, 2024
CCP censors Premier’s speech for comparing China’s post-pandemic ‘Zombie Economy’ to a sick patient
According to reports, Li Quiang, a member of the Standing Committee of the Central Committee and the premier of the State Council, is the second most powerful figure in the CCP.
By The Hong Kong Post
Jul. 18, 2024
