Originally Posted by Libhater In the U.S., in 1984, it was "Morning in America," due to Ronald Reagan, but now we are experiencing "Darkness at Noon." And a "Brave New World," which is neither new nor brave. This sick and "Depraved New World" has been brought to you by the Democrat party, which now appears to be a wholly owned subsidiary of....Satan. So "progressive" Democrats say, "Let's celebrate baby-killing! Let's defund ...
Arm Holdings Reveals Its China Risks in IPO Filing | China In Focus Is investor appetite for the Chinese market dwindling? Chip designer Arm Holdings flags "significant" China risks, citing the country 350 times in its IPO filing. Beijing's espionage scheme to recruit overseas talents is back with a new name, this time attracting microchip experts amid U.S. bans. Shein clothes will soon appear in Forever 21 stores. The two retailers ...
China Fines US Due-Diligence Firm Mintz $1.5 Million | China In Focus A $1.5 million fine was dumped on a U.S. firm by Beijing, marking China’s latest clampdown on Western businesses. Washington removed 27 Chinese companies from its export blacklist, as the U.S. commerce secretary prepares to visit China next week. In a new move to beef up defense against China's nuclear missile threat, the United States and Japan hammered out the details ...
Eris COVID Variant: The Alarming Concern That Could Lead to New Restrictions There’s a new variant of COVID-19, known as BA.2.86, or “Eris.” Various news outlets are framing it as being a new risk, and concerns are circulating that it could trigger governments to revive some COVID restrictions. Meanwhile, Evergrande Group—one of China's largest real estate companies—has filed for bankruptcy in New York. And in other news, overnight country ...
China Accuses CIA of More Alleged Spy Recruitment | China In Focus Deepening its anti-espionage campaign, Beijing is pointing the finger at the CIA again over alleged spy recruitment. China's "underwhelming" interest rate cut struggles to reignite subdued economic sentiment. Chinese leader Xi Jinping ventures out of China for just the second time this year. He's headed for a summit in South Africa, and is expected to top the in-person ...
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