The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on Aug. 21 marked the 60th anniversary of its formal rule over Tibet with a call to reinforce its control over the region. Standing in front of the heavily guarded Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet’s capital, senior CCP Chinese Leaders Call for Stronger Control Over Tibet in Rare Visit
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on Aug. 21 marked the 60th anniversary of its formal rule over Tibet with a call to reinforce its control over the region. Standing in front of the heavily guarded Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet’s capital, senior CCP 
China briefly blocked nearly all encrypted internet traffic in the early hours of Aug. 20, in what cybersecurity researchers and engineers believe was a large-scale test of an upgraded version of the country’s internet censorship system, known as the Great
Transnational repression is now the most common form of foreign interference in New Zealand, according to the country’s domestic spy agency. The New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) issued the warning in its latest Threat Assessment, while also
Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping made a rare visit to Tibet, but behind the scenes, experts see unusual signs that could signal cracks in his grip on power. The United States is investigating a fentanyl hub in Japan, linked to a Chinese chemical company