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Serious Incident at CCTV; Employee Reveals Turmoil Inside the Station

China

CCTV, regarded as one of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) most important propaganda outlets, has recently been rocked by internal scandal. An individual claiming to be a mid-level employee at CCTV submitted an article to an overseas platform, revealing that discontent toward Xi Jinping is widespread within the organization and that mocking Xi (“insulting Bao,” a nickname for Xi) has become a trend. The employee claimed there are so many embarrassing clips of Xi’s mistakes and blunders that they could fill several hard drives. On October 13, the same employee made another revelation, sayin...

The Yu Menglong Incident Prompts Chinese People to Quit the CCP; Taiwanese Media Extensively Report

China

Chinese actor Yu Menglong’s death from falling off a building has now been over a month, yet the public outcry for justice both inside and outside China remains strong. The incident has sparked another wave of Chinese citizens—both domestic and overseas—declaring their “three withdrawals” (“Tuidang”): quitting the Communist Party, the Communist Youth League, and the Young Pioneers. This phenomenon has not only attracted the attention of overseas observers but has also become a hot topic widely reported by Taiwanese media....

Beijing Turns Aggressive; U.S. Treasury Secretary Strikes Back — Latest U.S.–China Conflict Rekindled

China

On October 14, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent criticized Beijing in an interview with the Financial Times, accusing it of dragging down the global economy by imposing a new round of export restrictions on rare earths. On the same day, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced that it had placed five U.S.-related subsidiaries of South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean Co., Ltd. on its countermeasure list. Beijing’s aggressive stance is expected to push U.S.–China relations back into a deadlock....

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