Opinion The Colonial Roots of the Ongoing Uyghur Genocide
Only by reframing this as a crisis of occupation, colonization, and national survival can the path to justice become clear.
Brother-in-law of top Dem senator played key role in recruiting Chinese firms to deep blue city
The brother-in-law of a top Democratic senator has repeatedly hosted CCP diplomats at his office and recruited Chinese ...
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Seven Things You Can’t Say About China
In a new book titled Seven Things You Can’t Say About China, Senator Tom Cotton asks America to give renewed focus to its ...
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Challenges to China’s Growing Interests in Afghanistan
While Chinese investment is rising, particularly in the mining sector, the operations face both local pushback and logistical ...
UN women silent on Israeli victims, loud on Palestinian grievances
Amid calls for women’s rights, the UN Commission on the Status of Women became a platform for one-sided political rhetoric ...
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Thailand's Uyghur deportations: Balancing China and the West
The recent deportation of more than 40 Uyghur refugees from Thailand has ignited global outrage, and raised questions about Bangkok's geopolitical stance between China and the West. After weeks of ...
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CFU backs Uyghur Human Rights Bill to aid refugees fleeing persecution
The campaign for Uyghurs fully supports this bipartisan bill and calls on Congress to swiftly pass the Uyghur Human Rights Protection Act, as stated by CFU. The Uyghur population in China has ...
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Thai officials secretly planned to deport Uyghurs while making repeated public denials
Thai officials began secretly discussing plans to deport the Uyghurs as early as December, a month after Paetongtarn met Chinese leader Xi Jinping, the AP earlier reported. China sent a formal ...