Beijing’s Parade of Lies: How Xi Jinping is Turning WWII Memory into Authoritarian Theater
Beijing’s upcoming military parade at Tiananmen Square is not a commemoration of World War II. It is a propaganda pageant, staged to rewrite history, flaunt weapons, and bind authoritarian leaders in common cause.
China’s Global Espionage Machine: Joint Cybersecurity Advisory Exposes Router Compromises
A coalition of cybersecurity agencies from the U.S., UK, EU, Canada, Japan, Australia, and others issued a blunt warning: Chinese state hackers aren’t just stealing data—they’re hijacking the internet itself.
Britain Blocks Beijing’s Secretive “Mega-Embassy” Plans
The UK government has delayed its decision on China’s proposed “mega-embassy” in London after Beijing refused to provide un-redacted architectural drawings for several key buildings, deepening a standoff that now straddles national security, human rights, and geopolitics.
Tibetan Monk Zega Gyatso Disappears After Arrest: CCP Lashes Out Amid Dalai Lama’s 90th...
Disappearing monks into the shadow of “legal process” is Beijing’s standard playbook. In Tibet, allegations of “sending money abroad” or “maintaining separatist ties” are routinely deployed as pretexts for silencing religious figures. In reality, what China fears most is not foreign funds but the persistence of Tibetan faith, identity, and loyalty to the Dalai Lama.
Tibetan Monk’s Death Exposes CCP’s Escalating War on Faith
The death of Geshe Shersang Gyatso, a 52-year-old senior monk at Tsang Monastery in Amdo, eastern Tibet, has thrown a harsh spotlight on Beijing’s relentless assault on Tibetan religious life. On August 18, Geshe Shersang ended his life by leaping from the upper floor of the monastery’s shop building - an act Tibetans describe not as despair, but as protest.
Why Now: Optics, Power, and a Scripted Anniversary as Xi Turns Up In Tibet...
On stage, senior leaders hammered the themes of “ethnic unity,” “stability,” and the “anti-secession struggle.” This is regime code: unify language, narrow religious space, harden borders, and shut down dissent. That’s why the parade placed security services front and center and why the speeches leaned on discipline over diversity.
Gonpo Kyi’s Suicide Attempt Exposes Beijing’s 21st-Century Barbarity
On August 20, 2025, in Lhasa, Tibet, Gonpo Kyi attempted to take her own life after enduring days of beatings, confinement, and humiliation at...
Chinese Communist Party’s September 3 Parade: Guns in the Square, Fear in the System
On September 3, the world will see China’s latest weapons. But the real headline is this: a regime that parades missiles in its capital is telling you, without words, that it is terrified of ideas.
Taiwan Closes Loopholes on Dual Citizenship and CCP Influence Operations
Taiwan is tightening legal and institutional safeguards against Chinese influence operations both by cracking down on active personnel with PRC ties and retired generals amplifying Beijing’s propaganda.
No “One China” Reaffirmation in Jaishankar–Wang Yi Talks
Chinese state media, through Xinhua, released a Chinese-language note claiming that Jaishankar had “reaffirmed that Taiwan is part of China.” New Delhi pushed back within hours. The Ministry of External Affairs clarified: “There is no change in India’s position on Taiwan.”