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China-Linked Drug Networks Flood South Korea, Ending Its Long Reputation as a Drug-Free Society

South Korea’s transformation from one of Asia’s safest countries in terms of drug abuse to a growing trafficking target has been swift and much of that shift is now being traced back to criminal networks operating out of China.

Beijing Cries “Manipulation” as Dalai Lama’s Grammy Exposes China’s Cultural Hypocrisy

Beijing’s outrage at the Dalai Lama’s Grammy win says less about music and more about the Chinese Communist Party’s enduring fear of moral authority it cannot control.

Dalai Lama Wins First Grammy at 68th Annual Awards, Dedicates Honour to Global Responsibility

His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama has won his first Grammy Award at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, receiving the honour for Best Audio Book, Narration & Storytelling Recording for Meditations: The Reflections of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

China’s Strategy in Tibet Shifts From Control to Erasure, UN and Rights Groups Warn

As Tibet enters the 67th year since the Uprising, international experts argue the issue is no longer merely autonomy or development, but cultural survival. The UN has urged China to allow unrestricted access to independent observers and to halt policies that separate children from families and sever religion from tradition.

Leaked Videos and On-the-Ground Accounts Point to Extraordinary Security Movements in Beijing

Multiple videos filmed by citizens inside Beijing show dense formations of armed police vehicles, heavily armed personnel, and continuous guard posts surrounding politically sensitive areas, including Zhongnanhai and Xinhuamen, the gateway to the Chinese Communist Party’s central leadership compound.

Power, Purge, and Silence: Inside China’s Latest Military Upheaval

The convergence of Zhang’s fall and Chan’s disappearance underscores the same underlying reality: China’s political system increasingly treats both independent military judgment and independent inquiry as risks to be neutralised. Between 2023 and 2026, senior officers were removed, journalists silenced, and command authority concentrated. Each step was incremental.