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U.S.-China Trade Negotiations: The CCP Is at Its Wits’ End
On September 14–15, the U.S. and Chinese delegations held a new round of economic and trade negotiations in Spain. As usual, Trump revealed the progress of the talks in advance. One outcome of this round was that both sides reached a framework agreement on TikTok. In order to secure Trump’s visit to
Is Xi Jinping Missing? A 'Missing Person Notice' Has Been Issued in Search of Him
On the 22nd, U.S. President Trump announced that strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—had been successfully completed.
Khamenei Has Settled Succession Plans; Xi Jinping Terrified, Dares Not Attack Taiwan
On June 22, former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the United States had launched what he called a "very successful attack" on three of Iran's nuclear facilities—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
Zhao Leji Urges Xi Jinping to Retire on Time, but Xi Refuses to Let Him Go
Despite appearing to have lost power, Xi Jinping has been actively seeking opportunities for a comeback. Reports suggest that he has proposed that Zhao Leji must retire alongside him in the upcoming Standing Committee lineup.
Beijing Softens Stance as Wang Xiaohong Meets U.S. Ambassador, Expresses Willingness to Cooperate
According to Chinese state media, on June 19, Chinese State Councilor and Minister of Public Security Wang Xiaohong met with U.S. Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns in Beijing.
How Miserable Is China in 2025? People's Lives Are Getting Poorer While the Government Is Growing More Strained
On June 16, China’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) released data on the implementation of the national economy for May. NBS spokesperson Fu Linghui continued with his scripted optimism, proclaiming that the "economic foundation is solid, advantages are numerous, resilience is strong, and potential is great," and that the trend toward “positive development” has not changed.
He Made an Unexpected Visit to Russia and Met Putin, Spoke Four Words—A Hint at Taking Over as General Secretary?
Recently, there has been growing speculation about Xi Jinping potentially stepping down and who might succeed him. On June 21, all major CCP state media outlets reported that Ding Xuexiang, a member of the CCP Politburo Standing Committee and Vice Premier, met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg on June 20.
Hu Jintao's Tears Flow Freely: Latest Internal Speech Acknowledges Major Mistakes
Recently, Hu Jintao's son, Hu Haifeng, made a surprising appearance at the opening ceremony of the 2025 Lujiazui Forum, sharing the stage with Shanghai Municipal Party Secretary Chen Jining.
Chen Jining Boosts Hu Haifeng, Courts Hu Jintao, Abandons Xi Jinping?
In a recent report by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) state media on the opening of the 2025 Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai, it was striking to observers that Hu Haifeng—the son of former CCP leader Hu Jintao—attended the opening ceremony and unveiled the plaque for the China Capital Market Society.
Putin's Delayed Birthday Greetings Reflect Xi's True Status
On June 19, both the Chinese Communist Party's Xinhua News Agency and the Russian news agency reported on the phone call between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin.
“Chen Peisi” Posts Image of Iran’s Bombed State TV Building — 440,000 Views Spark Speculation
In the early hours of June 13 local time, Israel launched the “Rising Lion” operation, striking multiple locations within Iran.
Rumors of Wang Yang, Hu Chunhua, and Ding Xuexiang Competing for General Secretary, Zhang Youxia Opposes?
There are rumours that Xi Jinping is losing power, with Zhongnanhai now under the control of veterans like Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao, along with the current Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, Zhang Youxia.
Toppling Xi Jinping: He Is the Key to a Power Shift in Zhongnanhai
On June 16, Xi Jinping held talks with Kazakh President Tokayev in Astana. Among the officials seated beside him was Cai Qi, Director of the General Office of the CCP and a trusted aide.
Beijing is Struggling to Maintain Its Position: Xi Attends the Central Asia Summit Concealing a Startling Secret
Xi Jinping, the leader of the Communist Party of China, recently travelled to Kazakhstan for the Central Asia Summit, which has drawn significant attention and speculation regarding whether he would attend in person.
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In a totalitarian society, fate is not in your own hands. It depends on who's watching you.
Is the Princeling Faction Taking Action? Hu Deping, Liu Yuan, Deng Pufang, and Chen Yuan Are Calling for Xi to Step Down
Xi Jinping has been in power for thirteen years, and it can be said that both his domestic and foreign policies have reached a dead end.
Chinese Student Sentenced to Life Imprisonment by London Court for Drugging and Raping 10 Women
On Thursday, June 19, Chinese student Zhenhao Zou (phonetic), who was pursuing a PhD at University College London (UCL), was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 24 years for raping 10 women.
The 'insiders' Are Also Aiming to oust Xi Jinping, as Three Major Factions Regroup Against Him
Xi Jinping has been in power for thirteen years, and it can be said that both his domestic and foreign policies have reached a dead end. His serious illness and loss of authority have now become known internationally, raising alarms in both the U.S. and Russia.
Is There a Split in the Anti-Xi Movement? Hu Jintao and Wang Yang Are Taking a Softer Approach, While Wen Jiabao and Zhang Youxia Are Adopting a Tougher Stance
Xi Jinping appeared at the Central Asia Summit looking unwell and walking heavily. However, his presence has not alleviated the suspicions surrounding his loss of power.
Iranian Regime on the Brink—Why the CCP Is Anxious and Fearful, Changing Its Tune Daily
The current Iranian regime is collapsing. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is both anxious and fearful. Since June 13, in just one week, the CCP has swung from condemning Israel’s military actions to calling for peace talks, donning various diplomatic disguises.
The Chinese Communist Party's Attempts to Lobby the European Union Were Rebuffed, and the G7 Summit Faced Pressure From Multiple Nations
The G7 summit held in Canada concluded on June 17. During this summit, several countries called for a united approach to tackle issues related to the Chinese Communist Party, particularly various trade frictions.