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How Chinese Communists Use Tech to Suppress Uyghur Muslims

China’s subjugation of the Xinjiang Uyghur Muslim community has to be one of the worst racial, religious persecutions of the decade. What makes it even more unique and horrifying is that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has used cutting-edge technology to suppress Uyghurs. AI surveillance The most important component of CCP’s surveillance of Uyghurs is ...

Max Lu

Using AI technology.

China Not Behind Trade Secret Theft: Dutch CEO

When it came to light that Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer ASML had some of its trade secrets stolen. which resulted in a loss of millions of dollars, media reports suggested that Chinese employees could be behind the crime. However, the CEO of ASML, Peter Wennink, announced that the theft was not linked to Chinese spies. ...

Max Lu

ASML headquarters.

Hong Kong Extradition Laws: The Communist Checkmate

The government of Hong Kong has proposed an amendment to its Fugitive Offenders Ordinance law that would allow people accused of crimes in the city to be extradited to China, Taiwan, and Macau. Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam expects the amendment to be made before July this year. Amending the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance It ...

Max Lu

Carrie Lam.

A Beautiful Tropical Island Tucked Away in China

Are you looking for a new Asian getaway destination during the summer? Look no further! Check out one of the largest islands in China — Hainan. Here are some things to know about the “Hawaii of China.” Hainan Island is China’s largest ocean island in the South China Sea. Since Hainan is the only tropical ...

Armin Auctor

Google’s Continued Support of China’s Great Firewall

Google has banned virtual private network (VPN) product adverts in China because of local legal restrictions. The action, however, seems to lend credence to the rumors that Google plans on re-entering the Chinese market with a censored search engine to work around China’s Great Firewall. Following policy or helping censorship efforts? Under its new policy, ...

Jack Roberts

The Google logo.

Chinese Hidden Coal Plants Endanger Climate Change Goals

Beijing has vowed to dampen its coal activities to help reduce the worldwide emission of greenhouse gases. However, a recent joint report from environmental groups shows China doing quite the opposite, thus putting global climate change goals in danger. Sneaky moves Global Energy Monitor, Sierra Club, and Greenpeace have published a joint report titled Boom ...

Max Lu

Train cars filled with coal.

Ex-Interpol Chief Meng Hongwei Will Be Prosecuted

Meng Hongwei, the former Chief of Interpol, will be prosecuted on bribery charges by the Chinese government. He was reported missing last year during a trip to China from France, where he was living with his family. Chinese authorities later revealed that Meng Hongwei was placed under arrest. He was the first person of Chinese ...

Max Lu

A pair of handcuffs.

23 Million Chinese Banned From Traveling

Millions of would-be Chinese travelers have been blocked from buying airplane and train tickets. Why? Because the government’s social credit system classified them as a “risk.” So much for Chinese taking a vacation Last year, 17.5 million people were banned from buying airplane tickets in China, and 5.5 million were prevented from riding a train. ...

Max Lu

Traveling by train.

Picturing a World Where Communist China Is the Dominant Force

The world is rapidly moving toward a major shift, a change that will introduce new technologies and new leaders, such as China, into the field of technology. These changes pose huge ethical dilemmas for mankind. Rise of China The world is witnessing a major conflict in the fight for technological supremacy between the U.S. and ...

Max Lu

New technologies.

The Origin of Soccer in China

The earliest soccer game originated from the Linzi region of the Qi state during the Zhou Dynasty in China over 2,300 years ago. Its ancient name was cuju. Cuju was first mentioned in the historical texts Annals of the Warring States and Records of the Grand Historian in which the sport was clearly recorded as ...

Armin Auctor

Chinese soccer was known as cuju.