Hong Kong Hero

The fate of Lai Chee-ying, "Jimmy" Lai, the Hong Kong business mogul who founded the retailer Giordano, the media company Next Digital, and the newspaper Apple Daily, was sealed 30 years ago. It just took another two decades for the Chinese Communist Party to imprison him. Outraged by the CCP’s massacre of protesters at Tiananmen Square, he insulted the brutal Chinese premier Li Peng in a regular column he wrote in his own Next magazine in 1994. As the author and Hong Kong democracy activist Mark Clifford tells it in his fascinating new biography of Lai, The Troublemaker, that column in which he criticized the barbarism, corruption, and decay of the Chinese Communist Party marked the beginning of Lai’s open war with Beijing.

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How a CCP-Controlled School Tied to Beijing's Nuclear Weapons Program Infiltrated the University of Minnesota

Last November, University of Minnesota vice provost Harvey Charles traveled to Guangdong, China, to tour Sun Yat-sen University, the Chinese Communist Party-controlled college known for its top business school. It marked the first time a University of Minnesota delegation had visited the school since COVID, though Charles made clear that any geopolitical tensions stemming from the pandemic did not weaken his relationship with his Chinese counterparts.

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EXCLUSIVE: GOP Lawmakers Urge Biden Admin To Investigate Dem Rep With Deep China Ties

'Investigate all current and former leaders'

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'Extremely suspicious'
Walz Reportedly Had Romantic Relationship With China’s Wang In His 20’s

Walz Reportedly Had Romantic Relationship With China’s Wang In His 20’s

'My father would have been very, very angry and sad if he had found out'

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Chinese Communist Party spying 'expanded rapidly' under the Biden-Harris admin, according to a congressional report released Thursday.

Harvard Punished a Student for Disrupting the Chinese Ambassador. The Chinese National Who Manhandled Her Was Let Off the Hook.

On Saturday, April 20, Cosette Wu disrupted a talk by the Chinese ambassador to the United States, Xie Feng, at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. "You robbed Hong Kongers of the most fundamental freedoms and devastated their democracy," Wu, then a Harvard junior, shouted from the audience, according to videos of the disruption that went viral on social media. "Now, in my country Taiwan, you sought to do the same." In a year of unruly protests on Harvard's campus, which included the occupation of a major building, the assault of an Israeli graduate student, and a three-week-long encampment that featured calls for the destruction of the Jewish state, Wu's heckling of a Communist apparatchik, and the rhetoric she employed, were comparatively tame. That made it all the more shocking when a Harvard student from mainland China grabbed Wu and, in an incident the university’s police department logged as an assault, forcibly dragged her from the event.

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