Chinese officials provoked US with controversial messages
While Europe is investigating the culprit behind the sabotage of the Russian gas pipeline, the Chinese regime is using disinformation to undermine confidence in democratic countries. On September 30, the Chinese consul general in Northern Ireland, Zhang Meifang, circulated controversial messages incriminating Europe's most important ally for the pipeline attacks. Meifang ...
Collective treason? Chinese refuse the call to contribute money and effort to war
Recently, the Russia-Ukraine war escalated. Russia implemented a military mobilization order and recruited citizens to fight against Ukraine. However, more than 200,000 soldiers deserted. While in China, a Chinese social network recently released a video, to promote the "patriotism" of the Chinese people and believe that in the event of ...
Chinese and Russian warships entered US waters
Days ago, the media reported that on September 19, a formation of Chinese and Russian-flagged warships sailed into US territorial waters near Alaska, in the Bering Sea. A U.S. Navy patrol ship, a 400-foot cruiser named Kimball, discovered three Chinese naval vessels and four Russian naval vessels sailing 85 miles north ...
CCP afraid of Russian-style ‘referendum’? State media particularly silent
In the face of Russia's continued defeats on the battlefield in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on September 21 the mobilization of 300,000 new troops, further hinting at a nuclear threat. The West called this a "serious escalation" and strongly condemned Putin's war. In his speech on September 21, Putin ...
What is the purpose of Xi’s trip before the Party congress?
Since the COVID pandemic broke out in early 2020, Xi Jinping has not been abroad for more than two years, but recently he suddenly attended the Shanghai Cooperation Summit (SCO). The trip coincides with the upcoming 20th National Congress of Deputies. For Xi, the 20th National Congress and re-election is ...
China boosts exports of military equipment to Russia, going against the rest of the world
The Wall Street Journal reported that since Russia invaded Ukraine, China has significantly increased exports of microchips and other electronic components, raw materials, and other dual-use items to Russia. These goods can be used to produce weapons, allowing Moscow to maintain the pressure in its war with Ukraine. China’s action undermines efforts ...
Chinese, Russian warships found operating near Japan
According to the USNI News, a news outlet from the U.S. Naval Institute, Japan detected about ten warships from China and Russia sailing across its home islands recently. The Japanese Defense Ministry revealed last week that the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy and the Russian Pacific fleet sent two separate ...
U.S. blacklists 5 Chinese firms for allegedly helping Russian military
Washington on June 28 included five Chinese companies on a trade blacklist for allegedly associating with the Russian military during the Ukraine war. The five Chinese firms the U.S. Commerce Department named were Connec Electronic Limited, King Pai Technology Company Limited, Sinno Electronics Company Limited, Winninc Electronic, and World Jetta (Hong ...
Why China should be concerned when Ukraine’s MiG-29 shoots down Russian Su-35
The Ukrainian Air Force announced on May 27 the downing of Russia’s Su-35 jet fighter around the Kherson region. If the news is accurate, this will be the second Su-35 to be shot down by the Ukraine army. The Ukrainian army took down the first one near Kharkiv in early ...
Belt and Road Initiative: retreat from Russia, focus on Central Asia
According to analysts, because of the changing geopolitical issues, China would divert its infrastructure and investment program away from its close peer Russia and focus more on Central Asian countries. The Washington Post reported on June 2 that Moscow has been pushing for Beijing to fulfill its "no limits" partnership promises ...
China: the world’s largest electricity producer continues to import Russian electricity
According to statista.com, China is the world's largest electricity producer so far, with nearly 7.8 trillion kilowatt-hours generated in 2020. However, due to the economy's rapid growth, the amount of electricity available is insufficient to fulfill manufacturing demands. The electricity consumption in China was about 8.31 trillion kilowatt-hours in 2021, a year-on-year ...
