Two Sessions Conclude With Xi More in Power But With Few Answers to China’s Crises
The Chinese Communist Party held its annual meeting of the regime’s rubber-stamp legislature and top political advisory body in the first two weeks of March. By the conclusion of the Two Sessions on March 13, Party general secretary Xi Jinping had secured a third term as president of the People’s Republic of China, confirmed several
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CCP’s boycott of Australian coal leads to power shortages
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Team Biden’s ‘Great Reset’ and Communist China’s Global Ambitions
◎ Team Biden will leave the CCP with clear avenues to “reset” relations with the U.S., sabotage Washington’s “new cold war” footing, and restart its own ambitions for global hegemony.

Ideological Aspects of Zhao Lijian’s Anti-Australia Tweet
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Why Xi Congratulating Biden Could be a Misstep for the CCP
◎ A continued Trump presidency is Communist China’s worst nightmare.

The 2020 US Presidential Election and the Communist Threat
◎ The media’s irresponsible decision to play “kingmaker” boosts the CCP’s efforts to undermine America’s democratic system and its standing in the free world.

Xi, Wang’s October Speeches Reflect the CCP’s Concerns and Fears
◎ The CCP is concerned about the rapidly worsening Chinese economy and fearful of escalating “new cold war” with the United States.

Communist China’s Geopolitical Risks Rise Amid Souring Global Sentiment
◎ The storm of negative sentiment towards China reflects a trend of shrinking tolerance for the CCP around the world.

Hunter Biden’s Emails, the US Election, and the CCP Factional Struggle
◎ How U.S. political drama could see political Black Swans take flight in China.

Why the CCP Clammed Up on Pompeo’s Wisconsin Speech
◎ The list of China topics Secretary Pompeo discussed in Wisconsin is “disastrous for Beijing.”