Former NBA star calls out persecution at religious freedom summit
Enes Kanter Freedom, professional basketball player, exposes the real reason why China will not sanction Russia.
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Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom calls Eileen Gu 'a traitor' for representing China at Olympics
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom slams Olympic skier Eileen Gu for representing ‘the worst human rights abuser on the planet’ on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’
Eileen Gu garners backlash for commenting on Trump's statement while representing China
Jasmine Jones, a U.S. Olympian who also serves in the Air Force, spoke about the pride that comes with representing her country on the world stage. (Fox News Digital)
Former NBA Center Enes Kanter Freedom Warns President Trump Of China's Readiness for War
Former NBA big man Enes Kanter Freedom isn’t letting China off the hook anytime soon.
Euroviews. The West’s crisis of faith in democracy is a gift to authoritarian regimes
As a Uyghur American and advocate for human rights, watching President Donald Trump’s victory was personal. For many in the Uyghur community, this is not just another political transition but a matter of survival.
EU grows increasingly convinced Russia is producing lethal drones in China
The European Union is growing increasingly convinced that Russia is producing lethal drones in China to prop up the invasion of Ukraine, raising fresh questions on how far Beijing is willing to go to abide by its "no-limits partnership" with Moscow.
Mark Cuban defends NBA's China partnership despite opposing 'Chinese and all human rights violations'
Billionaire investor Mark Cuban unpacks the dueling economic plans pitched by Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump on 'Your World.'
Tibet is ‘dying a slow death’, warns head of Tibetan government-in-exile
Under Chinese President Xi Jinping, this policy of "uniculturalism" has "intensified", Penpa claimed – be it in Tibet, Xinjiang or Hong Kong.
Personal view or party line? Chinese ambassador’s Ukraine remarks spark outrage
We ask how that sits in capitals where Chinese diplomats have since been summoned, as well as in Brussels, which is torn over trade ties with Beijing, and Kyiv, which has been trying to keep channels open but wonders if China looks at Ukraine as Russia's Tibet, Xinjiang or Taiwan.