Daily briefings of censored domestic and international China news
Environmental regulators in Zhangye, Gansu Province defended a state-backed 100-megawatt wind farm bulldozing China's densest Pallas's cat habitat after censors deleted conservationist exposés revealing the project's impact report falsified wildlife records.
China's Ministry of Commerce cut yttrium oxide shipments to Japan by nearly 98 percent, triggering warnings from Tokyo that domestic reserves will deplete within months and threatening global semiconductor and aerospace supply chains.
Hangzhou public security officers placed Panshi Group founder Tian Ning under criminal detention for contract fraud, ending a three-month information blackout as municipal authorities cordoned off the tech unicorn's bankrupt industrial park empire.
China's Ministry of Commerce instructed major electric vehicle manufacturers including BYD, SAIC, and Geely to halt heavy asset investments and factory construction across European countries that voted in favor of definitive EU tariffs.
Chinese cyberspace authorities purged investigative reports and videos documenting the discovery of Sun Meihua, an educated Beijing woman abducted and held in rural Shandong for 26 years, suppressing outrage over grassroots complicity in human trafficking.
A declassified National Security Bureau report reveals Chinese intelligence services and United Front organs are contracting criminal proxies to carry out physical assaults, staged traffic collisions, and debt-collection intimidation campaigns to silence Beijing critics across Taiwan.
The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security released draft regulations legalizing an 'incomplete employment' tier that strips 84 million couriers and drivers of basic pension protections as tech platforms shift algorithmic penalties.
Chinese diplomatic envoys threatened Palau with state retaliation after attempting to buy off the Pacific island nation's recognition of Taiwan with promises of one million tourists and luxury hotel developments, prompting Palauan President Surangel Whipps Jr. to openly reject Beijing's extortion.
The Shandong Provincial Department of Civil Affairs instructed citizens that individuals bear primary responsibility for their own eldercare, sparking fierce domestic fury over the state's dual-track pension system that pays rural retirees as little as 163 yuan monthly.
China's Ministry of Commerce and customs authorities imposed sweeping export controls on tunnel-boring machines, plateau shotcrete equipment, and high-capacity dredgers, barring unlicensed transfers to sensitive border dispute zones and weaponizing Beijing's 70 percent global heavy machinery monopoly.
Liangshan Prefecture authorities removed a county magistrate and disciplined education supervisors after officials forced underperforming rural teachers onto a public stage beneath a digital 'Shame' banner to pose for humiliation photos.
State-owned China Merchants Port Holdings abruptly terminated its $392 million Colombo logistics hub project and forced the debt-distressed Sri Lanka Ports Authority to pay a $21.9 million settlement, draining scarce foreign exchange while abandoning the 50-year concession.