Former Inner Mongolia Chair Wang Lixia Expelled for Accepting Enormous Bribes
The former chairman of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region government, Wang Lixia, has been expelled from the Chinese Communist Party…
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US lawmakers urge strengthening US-Mexico-Canada agreement to prevent Chinese car companies from bypassing North America
Several U.S. senators from the Midwest Democratic Party have written to the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) ahead of the summer…
Bangladesh holds crucial general election and referendum to determine the country’s future.
On Thursday, February 12th, Bangladesh held a milestone parliamentary election voting. This election marks a crucial test for the country…
New York City Welcomes Its First “Completely Free” Pop-Up Store, Open for Only 5 Days.
New York City will welcome a pop-up “all free grocery store” on February 12th, where people can receive food without…
Russian military casualties exceed recruitment numbers, shortfall reaches 9000
According to the latest assessment by Western officials, Russia’s losses on the Ukrainian battlefield last month have officially exceeded its…
Dutch court orders investigation into ASML CEO Zhang Xuezheng to remain suspended
On Wednesday, the Chinese parent company of Dutch semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia, Wingtech, lost a legal battle in the fight for…
11 people suspected of marriage fraud were charged with assisting Chinese citizens in obtaining green cards.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), also known as the Immigration Department, released a statement on Tuesday, February 10th,…
Chinese Woman Arrested for Alleged Fraud at Tesla Showroom in Florida
A Chinese woman was arrested for attempting to scam the purchase of a $100,000 Tesla car in South Florida. She…
China’s January CPI only rose by 0.2% with gold jewelry prices skyrocketing.
The National Bureau of Statistics of China released data on February 11, revealing that in January 2026, the national Consumer…
Gold platform “Gogia Ray” scandal, Hong Kong women struggle for rights
In the past two years, the phenomenon of “Hong Kong people heading north” has gradually extended from consumer tourism to…