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  • October 21, 2026

Chinese Preschoolers Recreate Red Army’s “Long March”

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What could be more innocent than pre-schoolers recreating the Chinese communists long march…with grenades? Even Chinese netizens are tearing these videos apart.

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China’s Hand in the French Riots

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France is on fire, communists and Islamists are joining forces, and China may be helping fan the flames.

Meet the Red-Green Alliance: an unlikely coalition of revolutionary leftists, Islamist radicals, and China-linked activists united by one big goal—sticking it to the West. We’re following the money, the organizations, and the very questionable connections linking Beijing, Tehran, and radical movements around the world.

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Unitree Robotics unveils ‘kung fu’ robot bodyguard

Unitree Robotics released a video showcasing a new humanoid robot model, H2-X. Dubbed the ‘Kung Fu Legend: Guardian’, the robot can be seen performing various action stunts and acting as a bodyguard. Unitree did not confirm whether the actions in the video were performed autonomously, remote-controlled or choreographed. The footage also does not establish whether the H2-X can identify a threat and respond safely in an unplanned situation.

Hong Kong police arrest 4 teenagers over viral back-alley assault video

Hong Kong police have arrested four teenagers seen in a viral video punching, slapping and swearing at a boy in an alley in Hong Kong’s Sai Wan Ho neighbourhood. The group has been charged with assault and gang-related offences.

From Pride to Poverty in 30 Years! China’s Economy Crumbles: $100/Month, 22-Hour Days, Still Poor

A user posted a video showing that many young people are now collecting trash for resale. Their equipment is more professional than that of older scavengers, with headlamps and grabbers. Different groups search the bins throughout the day. They can even be seen in the early hours of the morning. The user wondered: Has scrap become more valuable, or are people unable to find jobs?

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How China Stole Driscoll’s Secret for Blueberries

Driscoll’s executives went to China 15 years ago with a goal of turning blueberries—a fruit few Chinese people then ate—into the country’s next big food trend. By 2020, it was cranking out thousands of tons of blueberries for Chinese supermarkets. ⁠
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Indonesian ferry catches fire in Sunda Strait

All 460 people on board a ferry that caught fire en route to Indonesia’s Java island were safely evacuated. The ferry, KMP Batumandi, had been crossing from Bakauheni Port in Lampung when the incident occurred on Tuesday. Rescue teams were immediately dispatched to the scene.

Chinese netizens poke fun at Tesla’s flying Roadster 2 car

Tesla’s new “flying car” has drawn mixed reactions on Chinese social media. While many supporters and critics have debated whether the car is science fiction or hi-tech fact, some netizens have gone online to brainstorm ways to integrate the car into everyday life.

Anger builds over Indonesia’s wildfires and toxic haze

More than 1.9 million hectares of land, an area 12 times the size of London, have burned in wildfires that have raged for months across Indonesia. Hundreds of thousands of people in the country and across Southeast Asia have suffered from respiratory illnesses related to toxic haze from the fires. Protests have also erupted in Indonesia against authorities blamed for ineptitude and corruption in handling the fires.

How Hong Kong’s policy address links with five-year plan

This video is part of a series produced with support from the Hong Kong SAR government.

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee unveiled the city’s first five-year plan in September, setting out five binding and 17 aspirational goals aimed at keeping the city competitive and attractive to international investors, while improving the livelihoods of its residents. Lee also unveiled the final annual policy address of his current term, which contained a series of concrete measures to help the city attain the ambitious goals outlined in the five-year plan.

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