‘This Regime Needs to Go’: Enes Kanter Freedom Blasts Communist China

For his first game with the shoes, Freedom chose to wear a pair of sneakers that said “Free Tibet.”
Two members of the Boston Celtics staff, the team whom he played for at the time, approached him before the game began and told him that he would need to take off his shoes in order to play.

China Deepens Partnership With Iran to Offset US Sanctions, Promote Digital Yuan

In return for investments, China would receive steady supplies of Iranian oil, Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency said Saturday, adding that the two countries also agreed to establish an Iranian-Chinese bank. Such a bank could help Tehran evade U.S. sanctions that have effectively barred it from global banking systems, according to a March 27, 2021 Wall Street Journal report.

Beijing Setting Up a Trap to Collect Money From Wall Street, Says China Experts

As of the end of 2020, more than 600 Chinese companies were listed in the United States, with a total market value of approximately $6 trillion, accounting for about 9 percent of the total U.S. stock market. However, Chinese concept stocks withdrawing from the United States has become an irreversible trend in the last three years.

US Officials Tackle Communist Chinese Threat, Consider Travel Ban on All Party Members

The SinoInsider newsletter drew attention to the 16-year-old Tuidang (退黨), or “Quit the Party,” movement, which was started by practitioners of Falun Gong and their supporters to help Chinese symbolically withdraw from the CCP and its affiliated youth organizations. Since 2004, more than 360 million statements from people renouncing the Party have been registered on the Tuidang website.