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Philippines
On July 14, 2025, the Filipino-Chinese Amity Club (菲華聯誼總會), a Philippines-based overseas Chinese organization with close ties to China's United Front Work Department (UFWD), hosted a photo exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of victory in the "World Anti-Fascist War" (世界反法西斯戰爭) — the official Chinese Communist Party framing of World War II — at the Philippine Cultural College (菲律賓僑中學院) in Manila. The event was co-organized by the Philippine Association of Descendants of the "Huazhi" (菲律賓「華支」後裔聯誼會), a group representing descendants of the Chinese anti-Japanese resistance in the Philippines, and was
Philippines
On August 18, 2025, the Filipino-Chinese Amity Club (菲華聯誼總會), a Philippines-based overseas Chinese organization with close ties to China's United Front Work Department, co-hosted a photo exhibition at Angeles University Foundation (紅溪禮示大學) in Angeles City, together with the university's Confucius Institute (孔子學院) and the Club's Central Luzon branch (中呂宋分會). The exhibition commemorated the 80th anniversary of victory in the "World Anti-Fascist War and War of Resistance Against Japan" (世界反法西斯戰爭暨抗日戰爭) — the official Chinese Communist Party framing of World War II. More than 4…
Philippines
On January 21, 2026, a delegation from the Filipino-Chinese Amity Club (菲華聯誼總會) visited the Chinese Embassy in Manila, meeting with People's Republic of China Ambassador to the Philippines Jing Quan (井泉). The delegation, framed around cultural exchange was led by Club Chairman Cai Mingfeng (蔡明豐) and included multiple honorary chairmen and vice chairmen. Cai told the ambassador that the Club had spent its 52-year history "promoting friendship" between the Philippines and China and advancing bilateral trade and cultural exchange. Ambassador Jing "fully affirmed" the Club's efforts …
China
Wuxi Daily (无锡日报) is the mouthpiece publication of the CCP Committee of the city of Wuxi, in China's Jiangsu province. Founded on August 1, 1949, as Workers' Life (工人生活), it became the official party organ in 1954 and adopted its current name in 1957. The newspaper suspended publication during the Cultural Revolution (1966-1979) before resuming operations. Now published by Wuxi Daily Media Group, the full-color broadsheet maintains the largest circulation among local news publications in the Wuxi region at 50,000 copies, with readership reaching 550,000-600,000 people. It …
Malaysia
Founded in 2009, "The Busy Weekly" was the only Chinese financial weekly in Malaysia. It is now closed. …
Fiji
The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation (FBC) is Fiji's national radio and television broadcaster, starting operations in 1935. The corporation operates six FM radio stations broadcasting in iTaukei, Hindustani, and English, with Radio Fiji One and Radio Fiji Two functioning as public service broadcast stations under a government contract. In November 2011, FBC launched Fiji's first free-to-air television service from the national broadcaster. FBC is wholly government-owned with a board of directors appointed by its shareholders. …
Thailand
Spring News was a Thai digital television news channel founded in 2010 and owned by Spring News Television Ltd., a subsidiary of News Network Corporation PCL. The channel began test broadcasts on satellite television on March 5, 2010, with its official launch on December 15, 2010. Spring News won a digital television license for news and information content from Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) in 2013 and began digital terrestrial broadcasting on April 1, 2014, on channel 19. In November 2016, the channel signed a five-year partnership agreement…
Czech Republic
Parlamentní Listy (议会报) is a Czech online news and commentary portal established in 2008, operated since 2023 by NAŠE MÉDIA a.s. and headquartered in Prague. The publication positions itself as a discussion, news and commentary platform but has been described by critics as a disinformation medium with no institutional connection to the Czech Parliament despite its name. According to organizational listings, leadership has included Jan Holoubek as director and Marek Bláha as editor-in-chief. Th…
China
China News Service (中國新聞社), established in October 1952, is China's second-largest state news agency after Xinhua. The agency has been under the United Front Work Department of the Chinese Communist Party since 2018, focusing on overseas Chinese communities and residents of Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. The agency maintains offices throughout mainland China and internationally, operating what it calls the "Global Chinese Media Cooperative Union" to redistribute state media content. In 2020, the U.S. State Department desig…
Cyprus
The Chinese and Cypriots Friendship Promotion Association (中塞友好促進會), or CCFPA, presents itself as a nongovernmental organization that fosters business collaboration and sister city activities between China and Cyprus. However, there are clear indications in identifying information for the association that it is operated by the Chinese Embassy in Cyprus as a front organization. An e-mail address given on the association’s website footer (hcyprus@163.co…
United States
Comcast Corporation is an American multinational telecommunications and media conglomerate founded in 1963 as American Cable Systems. The company was renamed Comcast Corporation in 1969 and is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Comcast operates cable television, broadband internet, and wireless services across the United States. The company's NBCUniversal division produces film and television content and operates theme parks, while its 2018 acquisition of Sky extended its r…
Uganda
The Ministry of ICT and National Guidance in Uganda, also known as the ICT Ministry, is a cabinet-level ministry established in June 2006 to provide strategic leadership, coordination, and advocacy in formulating policies for Uganda's information and communication technology sector. The ministry operates through six departments, including communication and information dissemination, national guidance, and digital transformation coordination. The ministry oversees key agencies, including the
China
The Madrid China Cultural Center (or Centro Cultural de China en Madrid) officially opened on December 9, 2013, following a bilateral agreement signed during Chinese President Hu Jintao's November 2005 state visit to Spain. The center operates under the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of China and promotes Chinese language and culture through courses, exhibitions, film…
Malaysia
Established in 1971, Star Media Group claims to be Malaysia's "leading multimedia conglomerate," asserting significant influence through its print and digital platforms. The company says it has "progressively grown from a single-product company into a multi-channel media group" with presence across print, digital, radio, television and events. Star Media Group claims it helps "shape society at large" through news, entertainment and content delivery via brands including The Star newspaper, R.AGE youth pu…
Hong Kong
Established in 1928, Radio Television Hong Kong (香港電台) is the territory's public broadcasting service. Operating as a government department under the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau, RTHK is to provide, according to its charter, programming that serves to "inform, educate and entertain." However, the broadcaster has undergone a significant structural shift since 2021. F…
China
The Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (中共陝西省委) serves as the highest political authority in Shaanxi Province. Established after the founding of the People's Republic of China, it oversees all party affairs and government activities within the province. The Committee is led by a Party Secretary who outranks the provincial governor in the power hierarchy. Its Standing Committee, comprising 11-15 high-ranking officials, functions as the core decision-making body for provincial policies. The Committee implements central government directives while managing local affairs through specialized departments covering propaganda, organization, united front work, and security…
Mexico
China Today - Latin America (今日中國拉美分社) is the official office of China Today magazine in Latin America, established in 2004 in Mexico City. It is responsible for publishing and distributing the Spanish edition of China Today — an official outlet of the Chinese Communist Party (中國共產黨) serving as what the Party terms "external propaganda" (對外宣傳) — throughout Latin America, as well as promoting foreign language publications and overseas training programs for its parent organization, the China International Communications Group (中國國際傳播集團). In recent years, the branch
Switzerland
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is a consortium of media organizations that facilitates cooperation, content sharing, and technical coordination among its members. Established in 1950, when broadcasters from Western Europe convened in the English seaside resort of Torquay, EBU operates as a professional network enabling public broadcasters to co-produce content, develop technical standards, pool resources internationally, and champion public service broadcasting values. The organization represents more than one hundred public service media organizations worldwide, including well-known broadcasters…
Laos
Lao News Agency, known as "Khaosan Pathet Lao" , the official news agency of Laos, was established on 6 January 1968 in Viengsay, northern Houaphanh province, by the Neo Lao Haksat (Lao Patriotic Front). Initially staffed with only a dozen reporters and technicians, the agency served as a news provider for Pathet Lao radio and the Lao Haksat newspaper during the revolutionary period. KPL became the official national news agency after the Pathet Lao established the Lao People's Democratic Republic on 2 December 1975. Ope…
China
The Communist Youth League of China, commonly abbreviated as CYL (共青团), is a youth organization under the Chinese Communist Party (中国共产党) for individuals aged 14-28. Founded in 1920 as the Socialist Youth League (中国社会主义青年团) and officially established in 1922, it adopted its current name in 1957 after several historical iterations. With 75.32 million members as of 2024, the League operates on a party pattern with its highest authority being the National Congress (全国代表大会) held every five years. The CYLC guides the Young Pioneers (少先队) for children under 14. The organization engages in political mobilization, facilitates CCP membership pathways, organizes cultural events, and manages volunte…
