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A chronological, causal record of the resistance, major political crises, and contemporary truth.

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06.24
2026

美光发布第三季度财报,单季度营收冲至414.6亿美元

美光发布2026财年第三季度财报,单季度营收达到414.6亿美元,同比暴增346%,毛利率升至85%,并披露了16份总额超220亿美元的照付不议战略客户协议。

United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.24
2026

Fang Xinghai Claims at Summer Davos That Capital Restrictions Have Instead Stimulated Investment in China

Fang Xinghai stated at the Summer Davos that U.S. restrictions on capital inflows into China have instead stimulated China's private equity and venture capital.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
06.23
2026

Former Shanghai Municipal Standing Committee Member Zhu Zisong Sentenced to Death with Reprieve in First Instance

Zhu Zisong, former member of the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and former party chief of the Pudong New Area, was tried in another jurisdiction in Nanchang. He was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve in the first instance, convicted of accepting bribes totaling 139 million yuan, with his criminal origins traced back to his tenure at the Eighth Academy of Aerospace in 2003.

Nanchang, Jiangxi 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.23
2026

Audit Office Report Reveals Bank of China Evaded 2.4 Billion Yuan in Taxes Through Affiliated Channels

The National Audit Office of China released an audit work report revealing that between 2023 and 2025, the Bank of China used employee capital contributions to "make up numbers" and packaged private equity funds as public funds, evading a cumulative 2.367 billion yuan in taxes.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Official claim Importance IV
06.23
2026

US Department of Justice Seizes Huiwang Group Servers

The US Department of Justice took overnight action, raiding Huiwang Group's cloud servers and blocking its cryptocurrency channels.

United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.23
2026

Auditor General Reports Financial and Fiscal Fraud Ledgers to the National People's Congress

The Auditor General publicly disclosed issues such as tax avoidance by the Bank of China, local financial circular churning, and fire safety violations to the National People's Congress.

Beijing, China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.23
2026

NPC Standing Committee Holds Meeting to Review Representative Qualifications and Appointment/Removal Bills

The NPC Standing Committee is holding a meeting from June 23 to 26, which is expected to review and approve reports on the termination of individual representative qualifications involving senior military officers and officials.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
06.23
2026

US Military Successfully Completes First Test of National Missile Defense System

US Secretary of War Hegseth announced that the US military has successfully completed the first milestone test of the national missile defense system, known as the US Golden Dome, against aerial threats.

Washington 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.23
2026

the Chinese Communist Party's aircraft carrier Fujian sails through the Taiwan Strait

Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense announced that China's latest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, sailed through the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday, and the Taiwanese military closely monitored it using joint intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance methods.

台湾海峡 3 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.23
2026

Alibaba Sues US Government in US Federal Court to Be Removed from Military Enterprise List

Alibaba Group sued the US government in the US District Court for the Northern District of California on June 23, demanding its removal from the Pentagon's 1260H Chinese military enterprise list.

美国加利福尼亚州旧金山 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.23
2026

Merchants in Arongqi, Inner Mongolia Go on Strike to Avoid Inspections

Following strikes by merchants in multiple parts of Heilongjiang due to surprise inspections, businesses in Arongqi, Inner Mongolia have also begun striking to avoid checks. Although the market supervision bureau issued a refutation announcement, shop owners still dare not open their doors.

内蒙古自治区呼伦贝尔市阿荣旗 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.23
2026

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte Visits US Capital Washington

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visited Washington from June 23 to 25, meeting with US lawmakers and attending an Atlantic Council panel discussion.

Washington, United States 2 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
06.22
2026

Taiwanese Military Launches Immediate Combat Readiness Drills

The Taiwan military has begun a five-day immediate combat readiness drill aimed at enhancing the armed forces' rapid response capabilities against potential threats from mainland China.

Taiwan 3 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.22
2026

财政部公布前五月土地出让收入同比下降28.7%

财政部公布数据显示,2026年前5个月全国土地出让收入为8048亿元,同比下降28.7%。

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Official claim Importance IV
06.22
2026

Fire breaks out at No. 16 Dashilan Street, Qianmen, Beijing

A fire broke out at No. 16 Dashilan Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, severely damaging a two-story building. Official fire reports stated no casualties, while external doubts linger over whether it involved an Xianzhong attack or retaliatory motives.

北京市西城区 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.22
2026

Chengdu Shimao Yunjing Residents Block Road for Rights Defense and Clash with Police

Hundreds of residents in the Shimao Yunjing community in Chengdu, Sichuan, blocked roads to protest after their numerous attempts to defend their rights failed due to dissatisfaction with high property management fees, lacking services, and safety hazards. During the protest, they clashed with police and government personnel, resulting in multiple residents being arrested and at least one injured.

Chengdu, Sichuan 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.22
2026

Heilongjiang Beidahuang Agriculture Ordered to Pay Huge Back Taxes and Late Fees

Heilongjiang Beidahuang Agriculture was ordered by the tax department to pay approximately 1 billion RMB in corporate income tax for the years 2021 to 2025, along with approximately 400 million RMB in late fees.

Heilongjiang 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.22
2026

Former Chairman of Shenzhen CPPCC Dai Beifang Expelled from Party and Public Office

Dai Beifang, former chairman of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), has been expelled from the Party and dismissed from public office. After retirement, she served as the president of the Shenzhen Charity Federation.

Shenzhen, Guangdong 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.22
2026

海伦商户在消防局辟谣后仍大范围关门

海伦消防局发布辟谣公告次日,当地街道上的商户卷帘门仍普遍关闭,未因公告恢复营业。

黑龙江省海伦市 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
06.22
2026

Dayton Development Alliance to Refer Zhongrun Guangneng's Planned Facility Acquisition to CFIUS

The Dayton Development Alliance has referred Zhongrun Guangneng's plan to purchase or lease facilities in Kettering to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) for review.

美国俄亥俄州凯特林市 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
06.22
2026

Elderly dragged out during flood season emergency drill in Xiongzhou, Hebei

During a flood season emergency drill held in Xiongzhou, Hebei, elderly villagers were forcibly dragged out, sparking netizens' associations with and questions about forced demolition.

Hebei 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
06.21
2026

Online rumors claim delivery driver banned after announcing campaign for National People's Congress

A delivery driver posted a selfie video expressing his desire to represent the nation's more than 14 million delivery riders in running for the National People's Congress. Following widespread attention, online rumors emerged that he has been silenced and banned.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
06.21
2026

Merchants in Nenjiang, Heilongjiang Strike En Masse Due to Inspection and Fine Risks

The local government in Nenjiang, Heilongjiang conducted random inspections on merchants. Facing pressure for rectification and the risk of hefty fines, merchants closed their shops and went on strike en masse. The market supervision bureau subsequently issued a statement claiming the remarks were untrue.

黑龙江省黑河市嫩江市 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.21
2026

Ministry of State Security of the Chinese Communist Party Claims Online Pop-Up Ads Hide Spies

On June 21, the Ministry of State Security of the Chinese Communist Party issued a warning stating that overseas spy agencies are using online pop-up advertisements to conduct intelligence collection and ideological infiltration.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Official claim Importance III
06.21
2026

海伦消防局发布公告否认全域排查和巨额罚款

海伦市消防局发布公告,否认当地进行全域排查以及存在巨额罚款情况。

黑龙江省海伦市 1 sources View causal chain →
Official claim Importance III
06.21
2026

Netizens Question CCTV Commentator's Bias Toward Tunisia

After Japan defeated Tunisia 4-0 in the World Cup group stage, netizens questioned CCTV sports commentators for showing a clear bias toward Tunisia, criticizing them for bringing extreme nationalism and personal stances into sports events.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
06.20
2026

PLA Daily Front-Page Headline Features Photos of 77th Group Army Live-Fire Training

The PLA Daily prominently featured photos of live-fire shooting training by a brigade of the 77th Group Army—a unit affiliated with Zhang Youxia's faction—on its front page, sending a strong signal regarding the political winds of military power.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
06.20
2026

Multiple Provinces and Cities in China Hit by Rare Torrential Rains and Major Safety Accidents

More than a dozen provinces, regions, and municipalities in China have been struck by major natural disasters such as torrential rains, floods, and mudslides. At the same time, multiple man-made disasters have erupted concurrently, including a sudden major fire at the Zhengzhou Automotive Business Plaza in Henan, four fatalities from a construction slip in Wuzhai County, Shanxi, and a residential building fire in Luxi County, Hunan.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
06.20
2026

College Students Rights Defense Triggered by Withheld and Delayed Part-Time Wages at Taierzhuang Music Festival in Zaozhuang, Shandong

The Taierzhuang Music Festival in Zaozhuang, Shandong withheld and delayed the part-time wages of college students, leading a large number of students to gather for rights defense. Videos of the rights defense were removed across the entire internet.

Zaozhuang, Shandong 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.20
2026

Washington Post Reports Chinese Fans Enthusiastically Embrace Chinese Referee Ma Ning

The Washington Post published a report stating that while the Chinese men's national football team missed the World Cup, Chinese fans enthusiastically embraced Chinese referee Ma Ning, who officiated at the tournament.

Washington, United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
06.19
2026

US Senate Draft NDAA Lists CCP Influence in South Korea as Area of Concern

According to a report by the English edition of the Chosun Ilbo, the US Senate Armed Services Committee has for the first time included the malicious influence of the CCP within South Korea as a matter of special concern in its draft report for the fiscal year 2027 National Defense Authorization Act.

South Korea 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
06.19
2026

Xinhua News Agency publishes long Party history article on the Three Great Transformations

Xinhua News Agency published an article titled "The Three Great Transformations: An Unprecedented and Profound Social Revolution," stripping away the lessons of history to whitewash the history of joint state-private ownership, releasing a strong political signal regarding the direction of private economic policy.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.19
2026

Director Feng Xiaogang's Film "Catching Spies" Flops at Box Office Upon Release

Director Feng Xiaogang's new film "Catching Spies" had dismal box office performance after its release on June 19, sparking widespread discussion about the unpopularity of historical trauma and satirical themes.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.19
2026

Two Leaders of Chengdu Early Rain Church Detained by Police in Raid

The prominent underground Early Rain Church was raided by police, with two pastors criminally detained and dozens of others questioned, drawing outside attention to religious persecution.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
06.19
2026

俄罗斯央行连续第九次降息

在燃料价格上涨的情况下,俄罗斯央行于2026年6月19日将基准利率从14.5%降至14.25%,这是自此前21%的历史高位以来的连续第九次降息。

Russia 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.19
2026

Conflict Erupts in Qingyuan, Guangdong After Former Property Management Company Refuses to Evacuate Dijingwan Community

In the Dijingwan community in Qingyuan, Guangdong, residents dismissed the old property management company due to long-term inaction. The former management refused to leave and blocked the new property company from entering, triggering a conflict that left one person injured. Police arrived at the scene to calm the situation.

Qingyuan, Guangdong 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance II
06.18
2026

Delivery rider denied entry to Huawei exclusive store while picking up a phone

On June 18, 2026, a delivery rider went to a Huawei exclusive store to pick up a phone, was blocked by the staff, denied entry, and was forcibly told to wait outside.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
06.18
2026

United States and Iran Reach a Memorandum of Understanding

The United States and Iran reached a Memorandum of Understanding in negotiations, and subsequently the two sides continued indirect talks under the mediation of Qatar and Pakistan.

Qatar 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance V
06.18
2026

US Accuses Iran of Violating Strait of Hormuz Memorandum of Understanding

The US stated that Iran's attacks on merchant ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz violated the memorandum of understanding reached on June 18, and conducted retaliatory strikes against Iranian command and control centers, radar, and other military facilities.

Strait of Hormuz 2 sources View causal chain →
Official claim Importance V
06.18
2026

Li Tao Appointed as Member of the Henan Provincial Party Standing Committee

Li Tao, who has long been in charge of Henan's state-owned industrial system, has been promoted to the Standing Committee of the Henan Provincial Party Committee, seen as a steel nail planted by the veteran faction in the localities to audit state-owned assets and urban investment accounts.

Henan 1 sources View causal chain →
Official claim Importance IV
06.18
2026

Xinhua News Agency Releases State Council Appointment and Removal Announcement

Xinhua News Agency released a State Council appointment and removal announcement, stating that Cai Qi concurrently serves as the President of the Chinese Academy of Governance, and Chen Xi no longer holds the position.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.18
2026

US Senator Rick Scott Introduces New Bill to Propose Canceling OPT Funding Support

US Senator Rick Scott has introduced a new bill aimed at eliminating funding support for the OPT work authorization program to prioritize the interests of American workers and prevent national security risks.

Washington, United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.18
2026

Guizhou Energy Group General Manager Lan Haiping Under Investigation

Lan Haiping, General Manager of Guizhou Energy Group, has fallen and is under investigation, involving multiple large photovoltaic projects and tens of billions of yuan in capital flows.

Guizhou 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.18
2026

Ukraine Drone Attack on Moscow Kapotnia Refinery

Ukraine deployed attack aircraft and decoy drones, heavily damaging Moscow's Kapotnia refinery, causing its oil processing capacity to halt.

Moscow 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
06.18
2026

US and Iran Sign Memorandum Requiring Opening of Strait of Hormuz and Pledging Iran Not to Develop Nuclear Weapons

The US and Iran have signed a memorandum requiring the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and pledging that Iran will not seek to develop or acquire nuclear weapons.

Strait of Hormuz 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
06.18
2026

美伊签署14点临时协议,伊朗重申不获取或研制核武器

美国与伊朗签署14点临时协议,伊朗重申不会获取或研制核武器。

Iran 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
06.18
2026

US and Iran Sign Interim Agreement, Breaks Down Weeks Later

The United States and Iran signed an interim agreement brokered by Pakistan and Qatar. Subsequently, due to Iranian military attacks on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz, Trump announced the end of the ceasefire with Iran on July 7, leading to a halt in negotiations and the resumption of the naval blockade.

霍尔木斯海峡 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.18
2026

Multiple Baby Diapers Exposed for Residual Formamide Exceeding Standards

A testing report circulating online shows that two baby diaper brands, Muzhi Angel and Biba Baby Camellia, have excessive levels of the reproductive toxicant formamide, triggering widespread parental concern and panic buying.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
06.18
2026

CCP Party Journal Qiushi Publishes Major Article on Boosting Consumption

The website of the Chinese Communist Party's theoretical journal Qiushi published a commentary article titled "Boost Consumption with Greater Vigor," proposing measures such as increasing residents' income, improving the social security system, rescuing the real estate sector, and repairing residents' balance sheets.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Official claim Importance III
06.18
2026

US and Iran Sign Interim Peace Agreement

The United States and Iran signed an interim peace agreement on June 18.

Qatar 2 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
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