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How missing CCTV footage turned a Chinese family’s tragedy into a national conspiracy A mother’s search for the truth about her son’s death exposes the level of public distrust in China’s authorities Lu with a picture of her late son, Lin Weiqi, outside the school where he died. The image went viral on Chinese social media. Photograph: Weibo Lu with a picture of her late son, Lin Weiqi, outside the school where he died. The image went viral on Chinese social media. Photograph: Weibo Sat 15 May 2021 11.00 EDT Last modified on Sat 15 May 2021 13.42 EDT On Mother’s Day...

Chinese Regime Unveils Three New Warships on Navy Anniversary The Chinese regime recently unveiled three new warships to commemorate the 72nd anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Navy. The ships will be part of the regime’s South China Sea fleet. One Chinese media outlet claims that the move is meant to intimidate Taiwan, neighboring countries in the Indo-Pacific region, and the United States. The three warships unveiled by Xi on April 23 are Changzheng-18, a Type 094A ballistic missile submarine; Dalian, a Type 055 destroyer; and Hainan, a Type 075 amphibious assault ship. Xi atten...

For the World Health Organisation, its fact-finding mission to China left many questions on the possible origins of the pandemic. In Beijing, however, the outcome was framed Thursday as something solid: vindication and triumph. The WHO's headline announcement, that it would rule out the possibility the virus accidentally leaked from a Wuhan lab, was hailed by Chinese officials and in state media as effectively silencing claims that China was hiding secrets and trying to deflect blame. Ng Han Guan/AP Thea Fischer of the World Health Organisation team speaks to journalists outside after a WHO-...

Published February 10. 2021 10:22PM  Gerry Shih, Washington Post TAIPEI, Taiwan - For the World Health Organization, its fact-finding mission to China left many questions on the possible origins of the pandemic. In Beijing, however, the outcome was framed Wednesday as something solid: vindication and triumph. The WHO's headline announcement - that it would rule out the possibility the virus accidentally leaked from a Wuhan lab - was hailed by Chinese officials and in state media as effectively silencing claims that China was hiding secrets and trying to deflect blame. But some prominent publ...

As WHO coronavirus mission leaves empty-handed, China claims propaganda win Gerry Shih © Nicolas Asfouri/AFP/Getty Images A picture of China's President Xi Jinping on display as people visit an exhibition about China’s fight against the coronavirus in Wuhan on Jan. 15. TAIPEI, Taiwan —For the World Health Organization, its fact-finding mission to China left many questions on the possible origins of the pandemic. In Beijing, however, the outcome was framed Wednesday as something solid: vindication and triumph. The WHO's headline announcement — that it would rule o...