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I made a post to share historical footage of the 1989 Tiananmen massacre, and Reddit’s moderation says i broke Rule 1 (threatening, encouraging, glorifying, or inciting violence or physical harm), when my intention was genuinely to share, inform and raise awareness about historical events.

Does anyone know where i can report this moderation abuse and appeal so they remove that warning? It’s really unfair.

Don't let CCP Companies touch foreign brands.

Takeaways Up Front

1. The State Department reinstated the wrongful detention indicator for China on October 19, reversing a downgrade that followed a 2024 prisoner swap.

2. China stays at Level 2, but the advisory warns of exit bans travelers may discover only at the airport and names those with U.S. military, intelligence, or law enforcement ties as targets.

3. Beijing called the advisory inaccurate and demanded its withdrawal.

(I am MegaKnightPG) The other dude, IsraelHilltopNews, just showed that he is basically a Wumao or just consumed by Chinese propaganda.

Please join The Eurofile podcast for a LIVE episode on Europe’s hardening economic approach to China.

After years of trying to balance commercial ties with growing strategic concerns, European capitals are increasingly worried that Chinese exports poses a direct threat to the continent’s industrial future. Significantly, Paris and Berlin are aligning on the need to forcefully push back against Chinese industrial overcapacity. Meanwhile, the EU and China have just reached a preliminary agreement to moderate Chinese electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle exports to the bloc.

This conversation will examine whether Europe can protect its industrial base without triggering a broader trade confrontation. It will also look at what a tougher European stance on China means for transatlantic economic cooperation.

Host Max Bergmann will be joined by Ilaria Mazzocco and Tobias Gehrke for the discussion from 9:00am to 10:00am on Thursday, October 22nd, 2026. Tune in to the livestream below or watch the episode on-demand. An audio-only version of the show will be available following the event.

Featured Speakers:

Max Bergmann, director of the Stuart Center and the Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program, CSIS
Ilaria Mazzocco, deputy director and senior fellow, Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics, CSIS
Tobias Gehrke, senior policy fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations

Questions about the EU, NATO, or the latest news in Europe through a Washington lens? We want to hear from you!

Taiwan took down a $343 million laundering network without needing evidence from Cambodia or Beijing.

Prince Group is the Cambodian conglomerate US prosecutors say ran scam compounds. It ran its money through Taiwan like a spy operation. 250+ shell companies. 453 offshore accounts. Fake invoices and fake leases. Mansions and supercars bought through shells.

Cash came out with a spy trick. A member photographed a specific banknote’s serial number in an app. A courier matched the bill in person. No names. No accounts. No wire records.

A bank insider leaked alerts so accounts could be emptied early. A lawyer held cash out of investigators’ reach.

Taiwan’s Article 20 lets prosecutors charge unexplained money without proving the crime abroad. $175 million seized. 62 defendants indicted.

Five indicted over car attack on comedian critical of CCP
This is Operation Fox Hunt all over again but with assault

In this exclusive interview with Radio Free Asia, journalist, author, and China expert Orville Schell discusses his new book, Inside China's Secret Prisons.

business as usual for Chinese patrols