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Wang Xizhe Heads Toward Hong Kong in a Deliberate Challenge to Political Repression
September 9, 2026 — Washington, D.C. Veteran Chinese democracy advocate Wang Xizhe has publicly declared that he is traveling toward Hong Kong in a deliberate challenge to political prosecution. Wang says he intends to present himself to Hong…
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Fifty Years After Mao Zedong’s Death, China Still Has Not Reckoned With the Catastrophes of His Rule
On the 50th anniversary of Mao Zedong’s death, Free China reviews the mass famine, political persecution and Cultural Revolution and reports FCM’s call for a national historical reckoning.
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Fifty Years After Mao’s Death, Cultural Revolution Memory Remains Contested
The anniversary renewed attention to the unresolved tension between official commemoration and the Communist Party’s own verdict on the Cultural Revolution.
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Taiwan Renews UN Participation Campaign as Viral Rights-Based Reform Proposal Circulates Online
Taiwan has renewed its UN participation campaign as a viral rights-based UN reform graphic circulates online; the graphic’s attribution to President Trump remains unverified.
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AIT Director Warns Taiwan Strait Conflict Would Have Severe Global Economic Consequences
The American Institute in Taiwan director and ROC in Taiwan vice president stressed diplomacy, deterrence and preparation while warning against conflict.
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Five Years After Chow Hang-tung’s Arrest, Her Case Remains a Test of Hong Kong’s Freedom to Remember June Fourth
Five years after Chow Hang-tung’s arrest, she remains in custody awaiting sentencing. Free China Movement marks the anniversary, honors her courage and calls for her release.
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Mainland China’s August Consumer and Producer Inflation Accelerates as Energy Costs Rise
Official August data show faster consumer and factory-gate price growth, driven partly by energy costs, while domestic demand remained subdued.
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ROC in Taiwan Reports Eight PLA Aircraft and Eight PLAN Ships Around Taiwan
The ROC in Taiwan Ministry of National Defense reported eight PLA aircraft, eight PLAN ships and four official ships in the September 7–8 window.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Urges Ford to Cut Ties with CATL, Geely and BYD; Ford Defends Its Strategy
Sean Duffy raised national-security and manufacturing concerns; Ford said it controls its Michigan battery plant and remains committed to U.S. production.
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Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s First Chief Executive After 1997, Dies at 89
Tung Chee-hwa’s office said he died peacefully with family present. His tenure included the 2003 Article 23 crisis and mass protests.