Beijing imposed sanctions on Puma Shen's family, targeting critics in Taiwan, as announced by Chen Binhua.

The entities involved

• Chinese Communist Party →

  founding and ruling party of the People's Republic of China

  • CCP imposed sanctions to exert economic pressure, confirmed by Chen Binhua, involving Chinese businesses and Ecuador.Wed 18:04
  • The new event details how the CCP is co-opting opposition groups, specifically naming the Party for Socialism and Liberation and establishing links to Neville Roy Singham.Wed 04:01
• Puma Shen →

  Taiwanese professor, human rights defender

  • Hsieh Lung-chieh is confirmed as a mayoral candidate in Tainan, while Puma Shen is a candidate in the Taipei elections.Mon 07:38
  • Puma Shen is confirmed as a DPP mayoral candidate, while Lee Yen-hsiu is identified as a KMT lawmaker.Sun 13:10
• Beijing →

  capital city of China

  • Beijing asserts control over HKSAR's foreign affairs, defining its separate international status from Taiwan and maintaining separate international bodies.15:15
  • Ministry of Commerce reports on the growth of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in China.13:04

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• The CCP has been reported to be exercising control over military figures and removing delegates from the NPC legislature.Jun 30
• While the CWA issues warnings for Taiwan and monitors a tropical depression near Hainan, Puma Shen launches a mayoral bid in Taipei with Tsai Ing-wen's backing. Separately, Twice has a member from Taiwan.Sep 2