The Stanford Review has reported that a whistleblower provided definitive proof in the form of non-public records showing millions of dollars flowing to Stanford from Chinese state-linked companies, political elites, and entities connected to Beijing’s influence networks. According to the student-run paper, the records include funding tied to Chinese firms such as Huawei, BOE Technology […] The post Elite Universities are Subverted by Chinese Communists appeared first on StoneZone .
The Stanford Review has reported that a whistleblower provided definitive proof in the form of non-public records showing millions of dollars flowing to Stanford from Chinese state-linked companies, political elites, and entities connected to Beijing’s influence networks. According to the student-run paper, the records include funding tied to Chinese firms such as Huawei, BOE Technology Group, State Grid Corporation of China, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Tencent-linked entities, and others. The report also cites donations from individuals connected to Chinese political bodies, including the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and United Front-related organizations. Stanford says it follows federal disclosure rules…Open
Singham Network has long been dogged by calls that it should register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. New revelations show one of its key leaders holds a position within the CCP and United Front ecosystem.
The skyline of Shanghai rises like a monument to twenty-first century power. Steel. Glass. Capital. Technology. The skyline of Shanghai rises like a monument to twenty-first century power. Steel. Glass. Capital. Technology. The kind of gleaming towers that signal a nation determined to challenge the United States for economic and geopolitical supremacy. Among these structures […] The post Tea, Secrets, and the Dragon’s Game: Inside Shanghai’s Quiet Theater of Chinese Espionage appeared first on StoneZone .
The skyline of Shanghai rises like a monument to twenty-first century power. Steel. Glass. Capital. Technology. The skyline of Shanghai rises like a monument to twenty-first century power. Steel. Glass. Capital. Technology. The kind of gleaming towers that signal a nation determined to challenge the United States for economic and geopolitical supremacy. Among these structures none is more recognizable than the Shanghai Tower, a spiraling colossus that pierces the clouds above China’s financial capital. Millions of visitors photograph it every year. Few realize that somewhere inside this architectural symbol of modern China sits a tranquil tea room called Yin Xi, a place whose quiet atmosphere masks a far darker reality. According to a…Open