台湾宣布8月5日至14日举行年度汉光演习，并首次在城镇韧性演习中实施30分钟行动网络降速，演练通信受阻下的政府和民众应变。
美国乔治华盛顿号航母打击群通过巴士海峡进入南海，震慑中共军队。
原证监会副主席方星海于2026年7月被查落马，成为中共金融反腐中又一落马的高级官员。
中共出台旨在整治社会的意见稿，被外界指为继党内整肃后在全社会发起的类似文革的运动，意图清洗社会不同意见。
李稻奎在宏观经济论坛上明确提出，中国2025年的广义失业率已达到10.2%，其中长期受挫人口超过2400万，绝大主力为24岁以下的年轻人。
中国数学家王虹、邓煜获得2026年菲尔兹奖，成为首两位以中国籍身份获奖的数学家，引发中法美三方关注。
中国市场监管局以垄断行为对携程作出行政处罚，责令退还订单储蓄金、没收违法所得并处以巨额罚款，罚没总额超50亿元。
张又侠被抓进去后没有任何下文，仅发了一条消息称其违反中央军委主席负责制，涉嫌谋反。
近期中共加大对企业的社保追缴力度，开始逼迫企业补缴过去五到十年社保，导致民营企业与就业面临更大压力。
中共中央军委装备发展部联合后勤保障部、政法委员会、公安部、国家市场监督管理总局、国家国防科技工业局六部门发布公告，禁止销售批准目录外的退役报废装备，严禁生产、改装、拼装、组装及销售足以使公众视为军队装备的仿制品，并严禁进行退役报废装备商业营销宣传。此举旨在加强管理监督，防范社会公共安全和军事秘密安全风险。
公开曝光内容称，韩世辉名下学校约40%的股权被以两元人民币强行转让，涉及价值约8亿元的学校资产。
中共外交部副部长马朝旭近期在美国活动，与美国政府副国务卿等官员进行接触，旨在缓和中美关系。
台湾立法院长韩国瑜访问美国期间受到隆重接待，包括美国国会重要人物出场支持，显示美国对民主台湾的支持。
菲律宾军方称，上个月中菲围绕南中国海争议岛礁发生至少3起海上对峙，其中一起有中国海警人员用警棍击伤菲律宾海军人员。
Data shows that from January to June, China's national fixed asset investment fell 5.7% year-on-year, private investment fell 8.5%, and real estate development investment fell 18%.
Two typhoons successively affected China in July. Prapiroon made landfall in Zhejiang and moved north, affecting Northeast and North China, causing floods and mass evacuations in many areas.
A dam breach occurred at the Liujing Reservoir in Hengzhou, Nanning, Guangxi. The reservoir was built in 1958, and over 300 million yuan had previously been invested in reinforcement; the breach occurred less than a year after the reinforcement was completed.
Heavy rain occurred in Beijing in mid-July, with maximum rainfall reaching 333.7 mm and more than 100,000 people evacuated.
The Chinese government allocated approximately 200 million yuan in emergency disaster relief funds during floods in various parts of the country.
It is reported that since July 31, multiple individuals in China have been intercepted by customs when attempting to leave the country, with customs failing to provide specific reasons to the individuals involved.
A man surnamed Xia in Henan is accused of wiping out the family of a village Party Secretary; following the incident, relevant authorities launched a mountain search operation, but his specific identity and whereabouts remain unknown.
The Great Hall of the People held a concert to celebrate the Party anniversary, featuring footage of Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping, Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao, and Xi Jinping. Applause broke out at the appearance of Xi Jinping.
On the 29th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover, the streets and schools of Hong Kong were hung with a large number of Chinese national flags, and kindergartens held national flag-raising ceremonies.
Xi Jinping delivered a speech on "daring to struggle and being good at it" at events commemorating the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Hong Kong held events to celebrate the 29th anniversary of the handover, where participants wore uniform attire, waved national flags, and sang songs together.
China Action held a projection protest outside the Chinese Consulate in New York. Consulate security personnel were accused of pushing, punching, and grabbing equipment, after which the individuals involved sought medical examinations, reported the incident to the police, and filed complaints.
A video celebrating the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, posted by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League on QQ Zone, was blocked by Tencent on the grounds of "violating national policies and regulations."
The former head of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions has been replaced and succeeded by Minister of Civil Affairs Lu Zhiyuan. This move is interpreted as a pre-emptive effort by the Senate elders and reformists to control the trade union system in order to prevent grassroots turmoil.
Du Ling, former vice chairperson of the Guangdong Federation of Trade Unions, is under investigation. This follows closely after the leadership reshuffle at the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, indicating that the trade union system is being purged.
The National Public Complaints and Proposals Administration has officially implemented measures to further standardize the registration of public visits, stipulating that citizens visiting Beijing to petition must hold a response opinion issued by provincial-level organs, otherwise registration will be denied.
The CCP's "Law on Promoting National Unity" officially came into effect on July 1, sparking mockery from overseas and Taiwanese netizens regarding long-arm jurisdiction.
Following a shoe factory fire in Jinjiang, Fujian, many local factories have begun intensively removing anti-theft grills from their buildings to prevent employees' escape routes from being blocked.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s National Unity and Progress Promotion Law took effect on July 1, and the law is considered to possibly provide a legal basis for the CCP to pressure or retaliate against Taiwan.
Four people from a Taiwanese tour group traveling to China have gone missing under unclear circumstances, raising concerns about personal safety within China.
After the Supreme Court upheld the interpretation of birthright citizenship, U.S. President Trump posted a message congratulating Chinese President Xi Jinping on his victory on this issue.
Hong Kong marks the 29th anniversary of its sovereignty transfer, while the U.S. Consulate General in Hong Kong and Macau held an event celebrating the 250th anniversary of American independence, showcasing historical moments in U.S.-Hong Kong relations.
To celebrate its 250th anniversary, the Great American State Fair is held on the National Mall in the nation's capital, showcasing American history, culture, and innovation.
During their stay in Taiwan, mainland friends expressed doubts about the scientific validation methods of Chinese herbal medicine, citing the promotion of Lianhua Qingwen during the COVID-19 pandemic as an example, and concluded that Chinese herbal medicine is not trustworthy.
A friend from the mainland visited the Presidential Office in Taipei and observed that Taiwan's propaganda focus is on democracy, freedom, and technological vitality, contrasting with mainland China's propaganda of 'the Party's goodness'.
Mainland friends compare Taiwan's welfare policy of NT$5,000 per month with the situation in mainland China where 600 million people earn less than 1,000 yuan per month, believing that the Chinese government dares not report on Taiwan's welfare.
Netizens in the Guangxi disaster area say local signal is abnormal, disaster-related videos are being censored.
Disaster relief supplies require on-site signature by the recipient. After several elderly people walked to collect supplies, they ultimately only received a bucket of instant noodles and a bottle of mineral water.
Residents in the disaster area reported receiving supplies after 9 days of water and power outages, but only got a whole box of aged vinegar.
A transport vehicle carrying relief supplies, bearing a banner of the China Social Assistance Foundation, was asked to pay tolls when passing through a highway toll station. The transport party eventually paid nearly 3,000 yuan.
Tibetan exiles in Dharamshala protested the law's implementation, criticizing it for erasing Tibetan culture, language, and way of life.
Blogger Bajiong tried his wife's scrambled eggs with tomatoes and dumplings and commented on their taste.
Amnesty International issued a press release criticizing China's Law on Ethnic Unity and Progress for providing a state-level legal framework that infringes the rights of Uyghur, Tibetan and other non‑Han groups.
Ming Juzheng, a retired professor from National Taiwan University, proposed that if the CCP occupies Taiwan, it will implement a strategy of 'killing some, imprisoning some, and controlling some.' Some people will be killed, some will be imprisoned, and the rest will be strictly controlled.
The Chinese Communist Party's recently introduced "National Unity Law" is said to be intended to deal with Taiwanese who do not consider themselves Chinese, and may involve extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Host Hu Liren analyzed on the program “Real China” that Xi Jinping’s dictatorial ambitions are comparable to, if not exceeding, those of the Mao Zedong era, but now the Chinese people have awakened and no longer wish to return to an ignorant era. He believes Xi Jinping tries to maintain his dictatorship through high pressure and killing, but his dictatorial dream is doomed to fail.