Despite China's efforts to increase transparency on the economic front, the Red Dragon government still has a knack for secretly detaining "subversives."
Last night, China's state-run television CCTV broadcasted an on-air confession by a Swedish man accused of "endangering national security."
Despite China's efforts to increase transparency on the economic front, the Red Dragon government still has a knack for secretly detaining "subversives."
Last night, China's state-run television CCTV broadcasted an on-air confession by a Swedish man accused of "endangering national security."
Multiple reports earlier today revealed that the Chinese government busted the country's largest-ever underground banking network.
The once-clandestine web of brokers and traders had handled illegal foreign transactions worth some $64 billion.
While some may find news of a scandal that large shocking, even scary, mainstream media isn't reporting the real story here.
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