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Science magazine investigates FBI’s witch-hunt against Chinese researchers</em>
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Science magazine investigates FBI’s witch-hunt against Chinese researchers</em>

Science magazine, one of the most prestigious peer-reviewed publications in the world, has published an investigative report titled “Researching While Chinese,” detailing the Department of Justice (DOJ) persecution of Chinese researchers at the University of Michigan (U-M) and Indiana University (IU). The report names the FBI operative at the center of every prosecution and exposes retaliation against IU Professor Roger Innes, a leading American plant biologist.

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u/DryDeer775 — 11 hours ago
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China's two domestically built large cruise ships met at sea for the first time as Adora Flora City conducted sea trials and Adora Magic City returned from Busan, South Korea

u/violentviolinz — 9 hours ago
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Does China Treat its Ethnic Minorities Better than the West? Well the answer is yes, but that's a given.

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u/FatDalek — 12 hours ago
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TIL there's a statue of Confucius atop the US Supreme Court

He is on the left, beside Moses and Solon. He's supposed to "represent the foundational legal traditions and moral philosophies of Eastern civilization that influenced modern law and society."

Apparently the Founding Fathers read and admired his teachings.

I don't know if this is common knowledge, but I just found out about it and found it quite fascinating.

u/4evaronin — 1 day ago
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This was the life of serfs in Tibet before 1951

u/Li_Jingjing — 1 day ago
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ABC News - China has been able to offset some of the energy shock caused by the Iran war because of its investment in renewable energy. Britt Clennett reports from a solar thermal plant in the country

u/violentviolinz — 1 day ago
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Ronald Sakolsky has been found. Yin Yuzhen posted a video online in search of the American, hoping to show him the forest that he'd helped create with a 5,000 USD donation in 1999. The two of them had a video call

u/violentviolinz — 1 day ago
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UK Roads vs China’s Roads… Months to Fix vs Days (BUT WHY?)

Apparently, in mainland China, there's someone whose job is to go around looking for problems. Interesting. Salute to these workers.

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u/seafoodhater — 1 day ago
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China's Supreme Court ruled that sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression should be protected under anti-discrimination laws

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u/IQof24 — 2 days ago