'Police service centers' may well help some overseas Chinese, but they’re also part of a crackdown on dissidents abroad.
Members of the secessionist Kachin Independence Army and its political wing died in the concert bombing. So did many civilians.
Hate speech against Ukrainians has plummeted to new depths on Russian state media.
Sidestepping battlefield setbacks and mobilization woes, Putin uses sham referendums as pretext to declare martial law on Ukrainian soil.
Humanitarian supplies have been looted, but USAID is not providing material aid to Tigray rebels.
Playgrounds, parks, museums and commuter routes are anything but military targets.
Here’s who’s actually spreading fake news: Russia. The BBC’s report was not only factual but courageous.
Despite Tehran’s denials, Kyiv has records showing Iranian-made drones are being deployed by Russia in Ukraine.
The U.S. is giving large sums of humanitarian aid to Pakistan. China is misrepresenting U.S. concern about Islamabad’s debt to Beijing.
Much remains unknown about Mahsa Amini’s death, but video of her collapse at a detention center doesn’t prove she had a heart attack.
The long-delayed U.N. report catalogued evidence of dehumanizing abuse against Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities.
Plans for sham referendums reveal that Putin in fact wants to absorb more of Ukraine – even if it means using the ultimate force.
Forget the fact that Putin rejected a pre-war peace offer. The Chinese Communist Party still buys Russian disinfo faulting NATO.
The Kremlin dusted off old falsehoods in an apparent effort to divert attention from embarrassing setbacks in its war on Ukraine.
‘Pariah-state solidarity’ between Myanmar and Russia was born in war, not peace.
China has long sought to deflect growing body of evidence showing state involvement in global hacking operations.
China can point a finger at the United States, but the record shows that it is Beijing that repeatedly threatens its neighbors and oversteps its boundaries through sweeping claims of sovereignty over the South China Sea.
A ‘Wolf Warrior’ overreach that was grossly ill-informed ends up being deleted from Twitter. (But not before we spotted it.)
Butina served 15 months in prison on foreign-influence charges and never complained of torture. Griner is serving 9 years for possessing a small amount of hashish oil.
Despite Beijing’s best efforts to halt investigations into forced labor allegations, evidence keeps piling up.
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