China’s claims that Xinjiang’s mass internment camps—where at least one million predominantly ethnic Uyghurs are being held—are “vocational training centres” are completely “fake and made up,” a former Uyghur camp detainee has told The Epoch Times. Countering claims made by ...

Canadian police recently investigated CA$1 billion (US$750 million) worth of luxury property in the metropolitan area of Vancouver and discovered they were linked to a powerful Chinese criminal organization behind a global trade in deadly fentanyl, as well as illegal ...

WASHINGTON—A global coalition of nearly 300 scholars from 26 countries has demanded Beijing abolish its mass internment camps in Xinjiang. The coalition calls for the international community to in various ways add more pressure on Beijing and to sanction Chinese ...

Recent remarks by two Chinese businessmen indicate how dependent that Chinese telecoms giant Huawei is on Japanese and U.S. technologies. Michael Yu, CEO of New Orient Education and Technology Group, a publicly listed company that provides private educational services, shared ...

The recent announcement of an export ban by the U.S. Department of Commerce against Chinese chipmaker Fujian Jinhua has fueled speculation that other Chinese tech companies may soon face similar punishment, Japanese media report. U.S. authorities declared Oct. 29 that Fujian Jinhua ...

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump is “positive” about his upcoming meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping and is even open to making a trade deal with Xi if certain conditions are met, according to National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow. Trump plans ...

Guns N’ Roses was forced to cut a show short in Abu Dhabi over the weekend after singer Axl Rose got too sick to perform. Reports indicate that Rose, 56, was able to perform for quite a while despite the illness ...

The “One Belt, One Road” initiative is China’s signature project for building international clout as it seeks to establish global trade routes and set up investments that benefit its interests. Across Southeast Asia and some South Pacific islands, China-financed OBOR ...

China’s flurry of recent investments in Israel is coming under close scrutiny. China’s efforts to build ties with Israel are unusual given that the Middle Eastern country doesn’t produce petroleum—one of the Chinese regime’s primary categories of foreign imports. A ...

How would you feel if your every movement—including what you buy at a supermarket, and who you meet with—was monitored? That is already the reality in China, the world’s largest surveillance state, which has installed more than 200 million facial-recognition ...

Parents who suffer from anxiety disorder end up being obsessed with their children’s safety, much to the annoyance of the younger generation who often become the butt of jokes among their peers. But for some parents in China, a harsh ...

WASHINGTON—As part of its global challenge to democratic freedom, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is making a systematic effort to spread propaganda and to suppress undesirable voices both inside and outside of China, a panel of journalists and experts said ...

A journalist from the Netherlands owns a unique Chinese banknote. Although it’s worth only 10 yuan, it might be “the most precious object” this reporter has ever owned. The mysterious and “practically worthless” bill landed in this lady’s wallet during a reporting ...

Dear President Trump, My name is Jennifer Zeng, a journalist and writer in Washington DC. Last November, when I was only a writer, not a journalist yet, I wrote an open letter to you before your visit to China, and after ...

With the trial of detained Canadian citizen Sun Qian scheduled to take place in Beijing this week, former justice minister Irwin Cotler has released a statement rebuking the Chinese regime for its violation of Sun’s rights. Cotler, who acts as ...

It’s not uncommon for teachers, professors, academics, or even lawyers, to be whisked away by police after speaking or writing on the Chinese Communist Party’s corruption and human rights abuses. Some of these courageous souls re-emerge … others disappear, never to ...

Throughout the past three decades, China’s “family planning” policies have sought to control population growth. The one-child policy, in particular, has wrecked many families’ lives, forcing millions of pregnant women, by some estimates, to receive abortions or else pay heavy fines ...

A professor in Guizhou Province, southwestern China, was fired by his university because he published “politically incorrect views” online. The decision was announced via a statement from the Guizhou University president’s office on Aug. 15, which stated that Professor Yang ...

Many of China’s ordinary citizens are just barely making ends meet, because of debt concerns and income disparities, according to an now-deleted article published by a researcher at the China-based think tank Suning Institute of Finance. Fu Yifu, who does ...

Hong Kong’s footwear makers recently expressed fears that their profits would be affected by the U.S.–China trade war, especially as President Donald Trump has said that he is considering increasing tariffs to 25 percent from 10 percent for Chinese goods ...