WASHINGTON—A bipartisan panel of lawmakers are looking for ways to formally criminalize the Chinese regime’s transnational repression to protect critics of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on U.S. soil. The issue came under the spotlight at a Dec. 13 Bipartisan Lawmakers Looking to Formally Criminalize CCP’s Transnational Repression
WASHINGTON—A bipartisan panel of lawmakers are looking for ways to formally criminalize the Chinese regime’s transnational repression to protect critics of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on U.S. soil. The issue came under the spotlight at a Dec. 13 
On Dec. 11, Dr. Lau Yu-lung, Chair Professor of the Department of Pediatric and Adolescent Sciences at the School of Clinical Medicine at the University of Hong Kong, warned in an interview with RTHK, a Hong Kong radio program, that the number of Mycoplasma
Nations across the globe are bracing for possible war. In the United States, lawmakers gearing up with a record pay raise for soldiers and a stress-test for banks over war risks. Plus, a report hints at a hypothetical clash between the United States and
Conservative MP Michael Chong has been granted the power to question witnesses and access classified documents in the public inquiry into foreign interference. This inquiry, slated to begin early next year, was initiated in response to widespread allegations of