Harvard’s Scandal: Survey Exposes Chinese Students’ Loyalty
Harvard’s CCP controversy grows as IJ-Reportika survey shows 76% of Chinese students plan to return to China, raising questions of loyalty amid espionage fears.
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Year: 2025
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Putin Rejects Trump’s Vatican Push for Peace Talks
Tensions rise as Russian President Putin rejects Trump’s proposal for peace talks at the Vatican. Meanwhile, Trump and Zelenskyy trade accusations amid Russia’s largest drone strike on Ukraine.
Turkey Dismantles Chinese SPY Network Using Fake Cell Towers
Turkish authorities dismantle a sophisticated Chinese espionage ring using IMSI-catcher devices to spy on Uyghurs and officials. The five-year operation, uncovered in May 2025, involved fake cell towers and shell companies, marking one of Turkey’s most advanced espionage cases.
Trump’s Middle East Diplomacy: Meeting a (Former) Terrorist, Trade Deals and Beyond
Explore President Trump’s bold Middle East diplomacy in May 2025, including his controversial meeting with Syria’s Ahmad al-Sharaa, a former terrorist, and the decision to lift sanctions. Discover the implications for regional stability and U.S. foreign policy in this in-depth analysis.
China Considers Tackling Fentanyl Crisis to Kickstart Trade Talks with U.S.
Discover the latest on China’s potential move to address the fentanyl crisis to kickstart trade talks with the US. Explore smuggling routes, production hubs, and the impact on US-China relations in this investigative news report.
Canada’s Carney Declares Victory, Vows to Defy Trump’s Threats
Prime Minister Mark Carney declares victory in Canada’s 2025 election, vowing to resist Trump’s tariffs and annexation threats. The Liberal Party secures a fourth term amid a surge of nationalism.
China’s Bold Move: Flag Raised on Disputed Reef Near Philippines, Sparks Tensions
China raises its flag on Sandy Cay, a disputed South China Sea reef near the Philippines.
The Chinese Global Brain Turning Back to Home
The Investigative Journalism Reportika report, “The Chinese Global Brain Turning Back to Home,” examines China’s strategic repatriation of STEM talent to drive innovation in AI, semiconductors, and more. Highlighting initiatives like the Thousand Talents Plan and “Made in China 2025,” it details the return of experts from the U.S., Europe, and beyond, their contributions to China’s tech ecosystem, and the geopolitical tensions, including espionage concerns, reshaping global innovation.
