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The meetings showed China’s leader is steering China along a path that is dictated by national security and party control, at the expense of everything else

An image of a dancer balancing on the words "China Before Communism" looms over Parisian commuters catching the morning metro, signalling the annual return of Shen Yun, a controversial spectacle of traditional Chinese dance mixed with vehement criticism of Beijing and conservative rhetoric.

Senate hearing raises concerns about national security risks posed by TikTok due to potential Chinese influence and data manipulation.

Congressman Gallagher discusses the need for TikTok to separate from CCP control to safeguard American interests.

TikTok users mobilize against proposed bill due to concerns over CCP control, highlighting app's importance for personal and financial growth.

‘Two Sessions’, the country’s most high-profile political forum, is open to the world, but protests in Beijing will meet with a tough response

China’s “Two Sessions” congress that began this week is the country’s most important political event of the year. To understand what’s at stake, it helps to have some fluency in Chinese Communist Party (CCP) parlance. Terms such as “new productive forces” and “new three” appear vague, but they speak volumes…

Republican Congresswoman Takis voices concerns about TikTok's ties to the CCP, national security risks, and potential manipulation of young users.

A classified briefing with U.S. intelligence and law enforcement officials led the committee to fast track the TikTok measure.

Legislature and political advisory body to convene to pass laws, make political appointments, and set goals for 2024.

Policy blueprint to be set out for year ahead and big personnel changes may be announced