How the Xicophants cover up China’s economic crisis
Statistics are repackaged in sleight-of-hand sound bites to hide the true cost of the Party’s incompetence
President Xi Jinping
London calling with China’s great wall of graffiti
Big red characters painted on a white background extoll the ‘core socialist values’ of the CCP
Sun, sea and stagnation at the Party’s beach party
China’s political elite face a myriad of challenges as they gather in Beidaihe amid devastating floods
China and the US struggle to bridge ‘great power’ gap
‘Healthy competition’ turns into the complete opposite in the diplomatic game between Beijing and Washington
Chinese citizens are ordered to spy on the spies
‘Anti-espionage requires the mobilization of the whole society,’ the Ministry of Security warns
Xi has suffered yet ‘another embarrassing setback’
His judgment at the top of the Party has again been called into question after the Qin Gang fiasco
PLA nuclear force the latest target in China purge
Top brass replaced amid allegations of ‘corruption’ a week after Foreign Minister Qin Gang is fired
Recession fears are looming on China’s horizon
‘Economic numbers can be fudged but ultimately people know they have less money in their pockets’
Prime Minister Albanese juggles risks with rewards
But Australia’s detente policy is vulnerable to a crisis between China and the United States
Diplomat Qin Gang ‘fired’ amid ‘sex and spy’ rumors
Was he left ‘vulnerable to accusations that he was compromised by foreign intelligence agencies?’