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China corruption

  • Dot-Connecting Between Angela Chao and Mitch McConnell
    Dot-Connecting Between Angela Chao and Mitch McConnell
    Is it a coincidence that McConnell is stepping down as Senate minority leader?
    March 2, 2024BY Stu Cvrk
  • Is China’s Military Weaker Than We Thought?
    Is China’s Military Weaker Than We Thought?
    Commentary Some Chinese missiles are filled with water rather than rocket fuel, and the doors to large numbers ...
    January 9, 2024BY Anders Corr
  • Scandals Overshadow China’s Global Domination of Table Tennis
    Scandals Overshadow China’s Global Domination of Table Tennis
    Table tennis, known as the "national sport" in China, has been dominated globally by Chinese athletes for over ...
    April 26, 2023BY Ben Liang
  • Former Chinese Banking Regulator Accused of Graft, Serving as a ‘Revolving Door’
    Former Chinese Banking Regulator Accused of Graft, Serving as a ‘Revolving Door’
    China's communist regime recently expelled a former executive regulator of small and medium-sized banks from the Chinese Communist Party ...
    April 6, 2023BY Mary Hong
  • Corruption Wears Down Chinese Military’s Combat Effectiveness
    Corruption Wears Down Chinese Military’s Combat Effectiveness
    News Analysis Corruption is a widespread phenomenon in China's military, where officers, including generals, have relied not on ...
    December 26, 2021BY Nicole Hao
  • Medical Disasters: Made in China
    Medical Disasters: Made in China
    Commentary On July 8, the reported global death toll from COVID-19 topped 4 million. With more and more ...
    July 11, 2021BY Tshung Chang
  • Former Chinese Finance Tycoon Executed
    Former Chinese Finance Tycoon Executed
    Lai Xiaomin, former chairman of China Huarong Asset Management Co., the country’s largest such firm, was executed by ...
    January 29, 2021BY Frank Yue
  • Shanghai Gang Leader Bribes Chinese Officials by Offering Prostitutes 
    Shanghai Gang Leader Bribes Chinese Officials by Offering Prostitutes 
    A big scandal erupted recently in Shanghai when allegations came to light that a local crime boss offered ...
    January 21, 2021BY Frank Yue
  • Chinese State Media Editor Mired in Sex Scandal
    Chinese State Media Editor Mired in Sex Scandal
    The editor-in-chief of Chinese state-run tabloid Global Times, Hu Xijin, allegedly had extramarital affairs with two female subordinates ...
    December 7, 2020BY Frank Yue
  • Local CCP Organizations in Inner Mongolia Reduced to Criminal Groups: Leaked Reports
    Local CCP Organizations in Inner Mongolia Reduced to Criminal Groups: Leaked Reports
    Corruption has become rampant among local Chinese Communist Party (CCP) organizations, according to a series of leaked documents ...
    October 6, 2020BY Frank Yue
  • 89 Chinese Provincial Officials Charged for Colluding with Local Mafia Groups
    89 Chinese Provincial Officials Charged for Colluding with Local Mafia Groups
    A criminal gang in China’s Hunan Province was recently charged by local authorities. Also, 89 local officials who ...
    August 20, 2020BY Fang Xiao
  • China’s Tomorrow Group, a Suspected Money Launderer for CCP Faction, Contests Takeovers by Regime
    China’s Tomorrow Group, a Suspected Money Launderer for CCP Faction, Contests Takeovers by Regime
    The conglomerate Tomorrow Group responded on July 18 to Beijing's announcement of takeovers of nine of its subsidiaries ...
    July 24, 2020BY Liu Yi
  • Sichuan Trust Misses Payments on Financial Portfolios as Investors Protest Outside
    Sichuan Trust Misses Payments on Financial Portfolios as Investors Protest Outside
    The Sichuan Trust company missed payments on the principal and interest that matured in June on TOT (trust ...
    July 10, 2020BY Gu Xiaohua and Jiang Feng
  • Xi Plans to Grow Economy Through Tolerating Corruption
    Xi Plans to Grow Economy Through Tolerating Corruption
    Commentary The 19-month U.S.–China trade dispute has led to a realignment of global supply chain and exacerbated China's ...
    January 12, 2020BY He Qinglian
  • Corruption Case Exposed as Chinese Hotel Reports Guest Who Owed Huge Sum
    Corruption Case Exposed as Chinese Hotel Reports Guest Who Owed Huge Sum
    An unusual public fight has broken out between two local government agencies in China. A state-owned hotel in ...
    May 28, 2019BY Olivia Li
  • Hong Kong Victim of Business Fraud in China Urges City to Scrap Extradition Bill
    Hong Kong Victim of Business Fraud in China Urges City to Scrap Extradition Bill
    Mr. Luo is a Hong Kong businessman whose factory in China was forcibly demolished by local authorities. Despite ...
    May 10, 2019BY Olivia Li
  • China’s Art Market Rife With Bribery, Corruption
    China’s Art Market Rife With Bribery, Corruption
    News Analysis An artist's position in China isn't based just on the quality of his or her art—someone ...
    February 24, 2019BY Nicole Hao
  • Chinese High School Students Lose Student Registration Overnight, Revealing Education System Corruption
    Chinese High School Students Lose Student Registration Overnight, Revealing Education System Corruption
    Hundreds of high school students at a private school in Jincheng City, Shanxi Province just learned that they ...
    February 5, 2019BY Olivia Li
  • Corrupt Chinese Officials Are Now Making Up Their Educational Backgrounds
    Corrupt Chinese Officials Are Now Making Up Their Educational Backgrounds
    Chinese officials are known for cheating their way into amassing wealth, but now they’ve been exposed for another ...
    February 5, 2018BY Annie Wu
  • Chinese Energy Official’s Downfall Hints at Corruption in Energy Sector
    Chinese Energy Official’s Downfall Hints at Corruption in Energy Sector
    The latest official to be taken down by the Chinese regime’s anti-corruption campaign sheds light on the widespread ...
    January 25, 2018BY Annie Wu
  • China Wants to Solve Poverty, but Its Own Officials Are Undermining the Efforts
    China Wants to Solve Poverty, but Its Own Officials Are Undermining the Efforts
    Lifting people out of poverty is Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s signature project. His goal is to turn the ...
    January 11, 2018BY Annie Wu
  • In China, Don’t Expect Health Care Without Bringing a Red Envelope
    In China, Don’t Expect Health Care Without Bringing a Red Envelope
    China’s medical system has been fraught with corruption, requiring patients to provide cash or gifts to their caregivers ...
    August 9, 2016BY Leo Timm
  • US Firm’s Chinese Subsidiaries to Pay $14.5M to Resolve Corruption Case
    US Firm’s Chinese Subsidiaries to Pay $14.5M to Resolve Corruption Case
    NEEDHAM, Mass.—Chinese subsidiaries of a Massachusetts software company have agreed to pay more than $14.5 million to resolve ...
    February 16, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • 6 Ways the Chinese Regime Caused China’s Food Safety Crisis
    6 Ways the Chinese Regime Caused China’s Food Safety Crisis
    In over a decade of unnerving food scandals, the Chinese people have seen almost every form of poisonous ...
    July 30, 2015BY Irene Luo
  • Chinese Anti-Corruption Official Found to Be Corrupt
    Chinese Anti-Corruption Official Found to Be Corrupt
    On the surface, Zhong Shijian of Guangdong Province's anti-corruption agency made himself out to be an upstanding member ...
    May 1, 2015BY Leo Timm
  • These Corrupt Chinese Officials Are Blaming Their Wives
    These Corrupt Chinese Officials Are Blaming Their Wives
    Chinese regime officials sentenced for corruption sometimes lay the blame on their wives.
    April 19, 2015BY Leo Timm
  • Top Exec at Chinese State Telcom Is Purged
    Top Exec at Chinese State Telcom Is Purged
    Leng Rongquan was the business partner and golfing buddy of the brother of a powerful, purged official.
    April 17, 2015BY Matthew Robertson
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