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Hong Kongers Flee Organ Donation Register

Hong Kongers Flee Organ Donation Register

Shocking reports have recently detailed how Chinese ships are systematically looting maritime war graves for steel from sunken WWII ships. It’s also widely-known that a massive, shocking illegal organ-harvesting industry exists in China. Prisoners, even religious and political dissidents and other enemies of the regime are allegedly used as

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There Is No Free Religion in China

There Is No Free Religion in China

Antonio Graceffo mercatornet.com Dr. Antonio Graceffo, PhD, China MBA, is a China economist, the author of Beyond the Belt and Road: China’s Global Expansion and The Wrestler’s Dissertation. He is based in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) 2023 Annual Report documented

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Why Chris Hipkins Is Heading to Brisbane – Not Beijing

Why Chris Hipkins Is Heading to Brisbane – Not Beijing

Geoffrey Miller democracyproject.nz Geoffrey Miller is the Democracy Project’s geopolitical analyst and writes on current New Zealand foreign policy and related geopolitical issues. He has lived in Germany and the Middle East and is a learner of Arabic and Russian. He is currently working on a PhD on

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Tell the Chinese Ambassador to STFU

Tell the Chinese Ambassador to STFU

Did you know that the Chinese Ambassador to New Zealand, Wang Xiaolong, has sent a  36 page, 11,300-word letter to numerous New Zealand MPs, railing against the United States? You certainly won’t have heard about it from the New Zealand media, who are strangely silent on the matter

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China’s Latest Move Will Increase Its Power

Jose Caballero Senior Economist, IMD World Competitiveness Center International Institute for Management Development (IMD) China’s billions of dollars in global investments and infrastructure projects seem to be paying off politically and economically. Just recently, Honduras signalled it is set to cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan, having been one of

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Should New Zealand Push-Back against China?

Should New Zealand Push-Back against China?

Don Brash bassettbrashandhide.com A few weeks ago, the New Zealand media gave some coverage to the spectacle of the US President and the Prime Ministers of Australia and the UK signing an agreement whereby Australia will buy eight nuclear-powered submarines over the next two decades at a cost of

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The Friendship between China and Russia

The Friendship between China and Russia

Liberty Nation News libertynation.com During meetings in Moscow, President Xi Jinping of China and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin went to great lengths to impress the rest of the world with their “friendship without limits”. It was obvious Putin was sparing no expense to lavish ceremonial pomp on the

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What Is Keating on About?

What Is Keating on About?

As recently reported for The BFD, former Australian PM Paul Keating was back in the news last week. The very person who coined the phrase “Relevance Deprivation Syndrome” was doing his best to desperately try and claw back some relevance and at the same time earn his spot on the

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Church going Christians made to Register on Chinese Govt App

Tierin-Rose Mandelburg Staff Writer/Researcher newsbusters.org Tierin-Rose grew up in a large Christian family on the coast of Connecticut. After high school she moved to Alabama to dance with a professional ballet company while attending Liberty University. She served as an MRC Culture intern in Spring 2021 and became

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Keating Earns His Ten Cents from Xi

Keating Earns His Ten Cents from Xi

In an episode of The Simpsons, Homer, left alone to supervise the kids, is given a simple piece of advice: “Always do the opposite of what Bart says”. There are some people in life who are just like that. Their talent for being wrong and/or venal is so pronounced

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If China Is against It, It’s Probably a Good Idea

If China Is against It, It’s Probably a Good Idea

There is very little I’ll credit the Albanese government for, but one faint praise I’ll damn them with is that at least they haven’t scuttled the AUKUS deal. In doing so, it’s swimming against some very powerful internal tides. After all, China was clearly hoping for

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Let’s Just Hope Xi Accepts His Fate

Let’s Just Hope Xi Accepts His Fate

It’s long ago been relegated to the dusty closet of the embarrassing past like a tatty old pair of Roller Strollers, but back in the 80s it was the height of fashion. I’m talking about the propensity of furrow-browed, mid-wit chin-strokers to declare that the future belonged to

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The CCP in Australian Schools

The CCP in Australian Schools

In his excellent book Tombstone, Yang Jisheng relates what it was like to actually live through the monstrous crime of the Great Leap Forward. As an estimated 40 million of their fellow citizens starved to death, most Chinese had no idea it was even happening. How did the Mao regime

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Keating Proves ASIO Chief’s Point

Keating Proves ASIO Chief’s Point

As I reported yesterday, the ASIO chief warned that Australia was battling unprecedented assault from both without and within. At the same, Mike Burgess said, Australia was facing off more spying by a hostile foreign power than at any other time in its history, it’s being sapped from within

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Where’s McCarthy When You Need Him?

Where’s McCarthy When You Need Him?

Just because Joe McCarthy was paranoid doesn’t mean that he was wrong about the deep and troubling reach of communist agents burrowing into America’s government and entertainment industries. Mostly, McCarthy’s only real mistake was being late to the party, at least as far as the State Department

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Don’t Feel Good about Driving a Electric Car

Peter Murphy cfact.org Peter Murphy is Senior Fellow at CFACT. He has researched and advocated for a variety of policy issues, including education reform and fiscal policy, both in the non-profit sector and in government in the administration of former New York Governor George Pataki. He previously wrote and

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