Watch the full podcast! Join our fight to expose the CCP at and get ALL the new full-length interviews! And check out our other channel, China Uncensored: Every year on October 4, Catholics celebrate the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals, by bringing their pets for a special blessing. Parishioners in Manila lined up on Sunday for the priest to sprinkle holy water on their pets, which included dogs, cats and a snail. The special annual blessing is to honour St Francis’ call to respect and care for all of God’s creation. South Korea’s Ministry of Justice has announced sweeping visa reforms to make it easier for international students to enter the country. It plans to waive proof-of-funds requirements for Korean-proficient students, ease part-time work rules and open new pathways for graduates to find jobs and settle in South Korea. Read more about robotics: Chinese humanoid robots from Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics and Shenzhen-based EngineAI have taken centre stage at Singapore’s inaugural robot fighting tournament. Held under the global Avatar Robot Combat league, the real-time bouts involve machines controlled by humans rather than artificial intelligence (AI) as seen in other hi-tech fights. Hong Kong police have arrested the parents of a 10-year-old girl after viral videos showed her carrying heavy bags of beer and being berated by an adult believed to be her father. The images also indicate the girl was in a school uniform and the man identified as her father was heard confronting bystanders who voiced concern about her welfare.
Starbucks Opens a Cafe in Xinjiang
Starbucks opened a cafe in Xinjiang, the genocide capital of the world. Now there’s video of dancing baristas at the new cafe…because if uyghurs are dancing, there’s definitely no genocide happening in China, right?
In Manila, pets get their special annual blessing
South Korea eases visa rules for foreign students
Chinese humanoids star at Singapore’s first robot fight night
Parents arrested after young girl made to carry beer
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