With threats and intimidation, China coerces Uyghurs in Turkey to spy on each other.
After Yasinjan and his family moved to Istanbul in 2016, the police back home in Xinjiang tried to keep in touch. They wanted to know all about the clientele at the modest barbershop he opened in the Zeytinburnu district, home to a large Uyghur immigrant population. The police contacted him on his phone. He refused to talk to them. They sent threats through his relatives. He ignored them. They imprisoned his father-in-law. He didn’t budge. Then, this January, the police tried something new: They sent him a customer. The nervous young Uyghur man was an indiscreet spy. He walked into...
China buckles debt talks on Lanka’s Road to IMF gateway: Report
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Tibetan Rights Groups condemn Thermo Fisher Scientific for supplying DNA kits to CCP: Report
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Beijing Stands Firm Against Reports of Uyghur Detentions: VOA report
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US shoots down Chinese spy balloon off eastern coast
A U.S. fighter jet on Saturday shot down off the South Carolina coast a suspected Chinese spy balloon that had flown over the United States for...
Why China may resort to more policy U-turns.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos earlier in January, Chinese Vice-Premier Liu He declared that after three years of pandemic isolation, China was open for...
Myanmar starts pilot electric vehicle project with Chinese-made cars
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China FO Presser, Feb 2, 2023
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