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Israel Suspends Chinese EVs Amid Cybersecurity Concerns

Israel’s defense ministry has suspended the use of Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs), including those by BYD, over serious cybersecurity concerns. The announcement earlier this week

China Flies Surveillance Drone in Taiwan’s Airspace

China flew a surveillance drone into Taiwan’s airspace for the first time on Saturday (Jan. 17) as the Chinese Communist Party quietly upped its pressure

124 Falun Gong Practitioners Killed in China in 2025

Falun Gong practitioners in China continued to be killed amid calls on the Communist Communist Party (CCP) from government officials across the globe to stop

Canada Strikes Deal With China Despite Human Rights Concerns

Canada struck a trade deal with China, despite concerns over Beijing’s human rights record. Canada announced on Friday (Jan. 16) the country will lower tariffs

Trump Calls for New Leadership in Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday (Jan. 17) called for a change in Iran’s leadership, accusing the regime of unprecedented levels of violence towards protestors.

Protests Against Chinese ‘Mega Embassy’ in London

British politicians and hundreds of protesters gathered to oppose China’s proposed mega embassy in London as protesters worry about transnational repression and the risk to

Denmark Says No Threat to Greenland From China

Denmark’s Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said threat from China was not apparent following meeting with U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State

Trump Holds Off Strikes on Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday (Jan. 16) he had held off strikes on Iran for now, praising Iranian leaders for allegedly cancelling their

Underground Rooms in Proposed Chinese Embassy in London Raises Concern

Concerns are rising over proposed plans to build a new Chinese embassy in London that includes underground rooms within close proximity to sensitive communications infrastructure

US Sanctions Iran Leaders Over Deadly Protests

The U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday (Jan. 15) announced new sanctions against key Iranian leaders involved in the killing of protesters. The Treasury Secretary Scott

Iran Threatens Trump With Assassination as US Reiterates Support for Iranian People

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (U.N.) Mike Waltz on Thursday (Jan. 15) condemned the Iranian regime’s assassination plots on U.S. President Donald Trump and

Iran Protests Death Toll Over 12,000

The death toll in protests against the Iranian regime has risen sharply, according to reports. The London-based news channel Iran International said at least 12,000

32 Killed in Thailand’s Crane Crash Linked to CCP’s BRI

At least 32 people in Thailand were killed after a construction crane fell onto a passenger train in a project which is part of Beijing’s

Chinese Sailor in US Navy Sentenced to 17 Years

A former U.S. Navy sailor has been sentenced to nearly 17 years for spying for China. A jury found him guilty last year on 6

Death Toll of Iran’s Protests Reaches Over 2000

Iran’s state television for the first time on Tuesday (Jan. 13) gave an official acknowledgement of deaths in the country’s protests after a human rights

Chinese Student’s Sudden Death Sparks Protests

Mass protests against social injustice have erupted in central China, following the sudden death of a 13 year-old student at his school last week. Many

China Paid-App Climbs to Number 1

A morbidly named app called “Are You Dead?” has climbed to the top of China’s app store, becoming the number one paid download. The app

Censored Chat Suggests CCP Targets Chinese Citizens for Forced Organ Harvesting

Two screenshots from a chat group had gone viral on Chinese social media before they were censored, sparking concerns that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s

China Assists Iran in Tracking Down Protestors

According to the U.S. State Department, Chinese companies have assisted Iran and tracked protesters by providing surveillance technologies used for the repression of human rights,