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Peng Shuai denies making sexual assault allegation; 4 killed in highway bridge collapse in China The pandemic isn’t the only disease plaguing China. State media outlets are reporting an outbreak of hemorrhagic fever in a northwestern province. Tennis player Peng Shuai reemerges after...

China Threatened to ‘Disappear’ Whistleblower Who Exposed Military Connection of Chinese Virus Labs Dr. Li-Meng Yan was a virologist in Hong Kong who defected to the United States and began exposing the coronavirus research taking place in Chinese laboratories, and how it was connected to...

‘Destroy the faith of the people’: Kerry Gershaneck on Beijing’s media warfare | China in Focus In this special episode, we sat down with professor Kerry Gershaneck, author of “Media Warfare,” as well as Bradley Thayer, founding member of the Committee on the Present Danger: China. They touch...

Grant Newsham is a retired U.S. Marine officer and a former U.S. diplomat and business executive who lived and worked for many years in the Asia/Pacific region. He served as a reserve head of intelligence for Marine Forces Pacific, and was the U.S. Marine attaché, U.S. Embassy Tokyo on two...

How CCP’s Bad Business is Costing Americans; Behind Student Protests on 2021 Tiananmen Anniversary The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is quietly altering its glowing projections of China’s economy into 2022 and beyond to a more realistic appraisal. Beijing authorities recently held a...

US sanctioning China for biotechnology; Purdue president on Chinese student harassment U.S. lawmakers are asking NBC to do its part when broadcasting the Beijing Olympics and avoid spreading Chinese propaganda. The station has also been urged to include the communist regime’s human rights...

Instructor fired for comment on Nanking Massacre; Leaked docs reveal Huawei’s close ties to CCP One person you won’t see at the Beijing Olympic–the Japanese Prime Minister. He announced today that he has no plans to personally attend the games. A Chinese state media chief is retiring, after...

The World Needs a New Cold War Against the Chinese Regime: Former US Ambassador Sam Brownback | Clip The world needs a new Cold War against the Chinese government, its abuses of human rights, and its plans to export its tyrannical form of government, according to former Ambassador at Large...

Lithuanian diplomats leave China over Taiwan; Examining human rights violations: Chinese police Chinese police are physically abusing women, children, and the handicapped. While evidence and accusations of torture are piling up, Chinese propaganda videos depict the country's law enforcement...

Harvard professor on trial for hiding China ties; US to deepen defense alliance in Indo-Pacific The International Olympic Committee (IOC) says it has no regrets over awarding the Winter Games to China. But the comment is colored by international backlash over the county’s human rights record...

China: will ‘strike back’ at US sanctions; China detects first case of Omicron: report A building dubbed China’s “Little Red Mansion” is shocking Chinese society after a brutal sex slavery case was exposed within its walls. The details are shedding light on the ugly truth of Shanghai police...

Shone Anstey, John Mac Ghlionn: Why the US and China are taking opposite approaches to bitcoin In this special episode, we sat down with two guests: researcher and journalist John Mac Ghlionn and Shone Anstey, CEO at LQwD fintech. They touch on the world of bitcoin—from the merits and the...

Nicaragua breaks ties with Taiwan, turns to Beijing; Uyghur tribunal: Beijing committed genocide The United Nations chief plans to visit Beijing for the Olympics. The decision comes amid a diplomatic boycott by the United States and some of its allies. Friday is International Human Rights...