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Social media footage shows rare anti-Xi Jinping protest in China

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Chinese authorities have censored discussion of a rare protest in Beijing in which large banners were unfurled on a flyover on Thursday calling for boycotts and the removal of Xi Jinping, just days before the Communist party congress, China’s most important event of its five-year political cycle.
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‘We want food, not PCR tests. We want freedom, not lockdowns. We want respect, not lies. We want reform, not a cultural revolution. We want a vote, not a leader. We want to be citizens, not slaves,’ said one banner, while a second called for a boycott of schools, strikes and the removal of President Xi.

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China social media giant buys stake in Warner Music, Universal, Spotify; Study warns of CCP takeover

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A Chinese social media giant now owns a piece of Warner Music. The move comes after buying stakes in other industry giants like Universal and Spotify. But what are its ties with the communist regime back home?

More details about the border clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers. An analyst says Beijing might be trying to create issues at the borders to shift Chinese people’s focus from the domestic crisis.

Chinese authorities say the situation in Beijing is still escalating. Over 350,000 people have been tested for the virus so far. Results are coming in.

Severe floods continue to threaten China. Millions are impacted as rains drench 70% of the country’s provinces. A local tells us what it’s like.

And a study warns the Chinese regime may try and use the economic fallout from the virus to expand its market share in the US. It’s a strategy the regime used during the 2008 financial crisis.

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