China’s massive megadam project in Tibet has sparked fierce criticism for its precarious location in a seismically volatile, ecologically fragile region on the Tibetan Plateau.
Let’s not forge closer ties with China
A Globe and Mail commentary advocating Canada shift trade reliance from the U.S. to China faced scathing criticism for its flawed logic and dubious recommendation of a partner with a history of economic coercion.
The people’s billionaire
Researchers trace a CCP-linked tech mogul to U.S. pro-Hamas protests and a Vancouver-led terror network.
Why Canada’s failure to act on crime and espionage may be irreversible
A former RCMP officer warns that only urgent restructuring of Canada’s security framework can halt the country’s accelerating decay.
China’s new “world’s largest” hydropower project commences construction
As China’s Yarlung Zangbo megadam on the eastern rim of the Tibetan Plateau breaks ground, critics question Beijing’s dangerous penchant for megadams for their own sake.
China and India are racing to build giant dams on either side of their disputed Himalayan border
China and India’s rival Himalayan megadams escalate geopolitical tensions, environmental risks, and displacement threats.
BC MLA asks for BC Ferries’ deal to be axed
B.C. Conservative MLA, Harman Bhangu, argues against the hiring of a state-owned Chinese shipyard due to security concerns and lost job opportunities.
Big Brother gets new powers in China with digital ID system
China’s new centralized digital ID system could become de facto compulsory, deepening the CCP’s ability to reshape public thought by controlling information flows.
China’s economic crisis is not simply cyclical or superficial
Recent developments suggest that President Xi Jinping’s political downfall may be imminent due to a “disastrous” one-man rule that has led to a structural economic crisis that threatens China’s stability.
Xi Jinping’s waning sun
Elite purges and unscripted policy reversals hint at instability behind the Party’s veiled decision-making.
New evidence indicates China’s Communist Party is reigning in strongman Xi
China’s “pilot at the helm” finds himself increasingly grounded by domestic problems and internal CCP power shifts.
The Quiet Invasion: A podcast investigation into Canada’s criminal capture
Despite U.S. warnings and sporadic enforcement, Canada’s failure to address hybrid warfare tactics—blending crime, economic coercion, and political subversion—has enabled China’s strategic beachhead.
What do strikes on Iran mean for China, Russia, and North Korea?
The Israel-Iran conflict underscores the “Axis of Upheaval” as a loose coalition of convenience rather than a unified bloc that might evolve into a cohesive strategic alliance.
Landslide destroys major bridge on Xiarong Expressway: Guizhou, China
The collapse of a bridge on the Xiarong Expressway raises questions about design safety, risk assessments, and chronic underfunding in landslide-prone regions.
China to construct second ship lock at Three Gorges Dam amid growing navigation crisis
Decades-old infrastructure strains under demand. Experts warn new fixes won’t address systemic flaws.
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