As China’s economic challenges deepen and military purges widen, President Xi Jinping is caught between public disappearances, escalating internal power struggles, and a growing chorus of scepticism from both domestic and global audiences.
Xi Jinping is in Central Asia pushing for tighter economic and security coordination with Kazakhstan and regional allies, using summit diplomacy to expand China’s sphere of influence and cast Beijing as the indispensable power amid global crisis.
This week, Xi Jinping played diplomatic chess—juggling phone calls with Trump, warning New Zealand to stay “neutral,” and reminding the world that Beijing’s patience is never infinite.
Xi’s Week: Long Games, Nervous Neighbors, and the Art of the Carefully Managed Crisis Read More »
A cache of reports just blew the lid off China’s covert strategy to control global protest narratives, stifle online dissent, and export repression through censorship tech.
Xi’s Global Disinformation Blueprint Exposed in Leaked Reports Read More »
While global attention drifts to war zones and elections, Xi Jinping is quietly reinforcing a different kind of battlefield: the one where dissent, memory, and even mortality are controlled at code level.
Xi’s Dynasty Files: Deathwatch, Daughters, and the Algorithm of Silence Read More »
