When a Bloody Case Is Trivialized into a Trivial Matter
When a bloody case is reduced to just two words: "trivial matters" Sometimes what's most worth noting in an official announcement …
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Civil Rights Watch
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2026
August
Nationality Requires No Application, Sovereignty Admits No Doubt — When Identity Determination Becomes Self-Authorization by Power
It has been reported that some commentators point out that under the CCP's legal framework, Taiwanese people do not need to go thr…
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From the Forbidden City's Cultural Relics to the Question of the National Title's Survival: The Memory of an Overseas Writer Illuminates a Dispute over Systems
The most intriguing remark in Han Xiu's interview is her comment on the CCP's "biggest mistake"—not abolishing the national title …
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Chasing Taxes Back Twenty-Five Years: The Arbitrary Exercise of Power Amid Fiscal Hunger
It has been reported that Chinese authorities have recently intensified efforts to collect back taxes on the overseas assets of th…
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It's not just money that people can no longer afford to spend—it's also trust in the future.
The fact that Chinese consumers are "no longer spending" appears on the surface to be a cyclical economic phenomenon—a sluggish re…
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