The Philippines have things that China needs.... I don't why they are resorting w/ empty threats?

On June 3, 2026, the CCP wrongfully detained American citizen Min Zin, denying him access to his lawyers and direct contact with his family.

The Select Committee remains committed to securing his release and the release of all other Americans held hostage by the CCP.

A female street food vendor in China ran a small fried-food stall called “胡二妹铜锅洋芋” , customers could choose their own vegetables for US$1.50 per serving.

A woman using the online username “好运姜汁” (it means she wishes herself good luck), who said she's pregnant, selected too many vegetables, and the cost exceeded what the vendor could afford to cover. When the vendor refused to add like two extra slices of potato, this woman was pissed off and accused the vendor of being stingy on multiple Chinese social media platforms, including Douyin and RedNote, and encouraged both online and telephone harassment against the vendor.

The vendor posted online, claiming that she was overwhelmed by massive cyberbullying, and eventually died by suicide.

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DR Congo detained about 300 Chinese nationals near Kolwezi, Lualaba (western Katanga) for allegedly mining illegally on others’ concessions. Some were released after Chinese embassy intervention. This targets unauthorised operators, not Chinese mining investment.

Small States Facing Existential Security Threats Cannot Afford to Outsource Deterrence

UYGHUR DIASPORA PROJECT

This webpage presents four documentary films by S L James relating to the Uyghur diaspora.

The first film 'Lost Nation: Stories from the Uyghur Diaspora' presents a series of with members of the Uyghur diaspora

recorded between July 2006 and January 2007 The work is also available online as a single documentary film at www.forcedmigration.org/video/uyghur

XINJIANG VIDEO PROJECT

This project presents a collection of interviews, lectures, documentaries, archive film and audio recordings relating to contemporary Xinjiang (Shinjiang), northwest China.

The Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region is also known as East Turkistan or Uyghurstan (Uighuristan).

This archive was created by S L James between 2008 and 2009 with assistance from members of the Uyghur diaspora and in particular Dr Enver Tohti.

A 28-year-old Russian researcher dies under mysterious circumstances at a plague research institute. Was it a laboratory accident, a deadly pathogen, or something more sinister?

Meanwhile, China conducted eight plague-related emergency drills in the months leading up to her death, including one involving Russian researchers. Coincidence—or was China anticipating something?

Joining me is Dr. Sean Lin, a former U.S. Army officer and microbiologist, who served nine years in the military, specializing in preventive medicine, infectious disease surveillance, and vaccine development. He holds a Ph.D. in Microbiology and Immunology from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and a master's degree in International Relations from Syracuse University's Maxwell School.

We discuss Russia's mysterious plague death, China-Russia biological research cooperation, the Soviet bioweapons legacy, and the growing threat of AI-powered biological warfare. Plague or bioweapon? What do Russia and China know that the rest of the world doesn't?

"This three-part series traces Mao Zedong's journey from peasants' son to revolutionary and architect of modern China — from his rural childhood to the founding of the People's Republic to the devastating impact of the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s, which claimed millions of lives.

Archival footage, as well as interviews with historians and eyewitnesses, tell the story of the man who changed China forever."

Part 2: Founding of PRC

https://youtu.be/kml_5jNV0j8?si=EMoLcpzEAAEjPWyP

Part 3: Mao and Cultural Revolution

https://youtu.be/cyWdTB3CT4o?si=HnTPpVzwVkJOnZKL

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Translation of the original text:
I am the person directly involved in this incident. I am the one who was wrongfully targeted.
My family and I have been living in Italy for 12 years. We earn around €5,000 a month combined. Our three children have been very happy here, with free education and healthcare.
Someone in a group chat for people from my hometown offered me a job: stalk a prominent anti-Chinese Communist Party influencer on Twitter (X) for eight hours in exchange for €100.
I foolishly accepted the job.
When I returned to China in August to visit relatives, I was subsequently denied entry into Italy when I tried to return. My world collapsed.
My entire family's future has been destroyed. I sought help from the Chinese embassy, which arranged for me to work as a neighborhood grid administrator (A low-level neighborhood administrator responsible for monitoring residents, collecting personal information, and reporting suspicious activities to local authorities), earning 2,200 yuan a month. Even that salary is often paid late.
My children have been learning three languages: Italian, English, and Chinese. Now, they have lost the environment in which they could practice the first two.
The course of my entire family's life has been changed. I've even had thoughts of suicide.
I am submitting this account to you because I truly have nowhere else to turn. I am an innocent victim. I had no idea the consequences would be so severe…