Petr Svab is a reporter at The Epoch Times. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, and aviation, with a focus on lawsuits and national issues such as politics, economy, education, and law enforcement. Petr's work has been featured in CauseACTION Clarion, The Epoch Times, and Prescott Enews.
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A brief mention in an FBI statement highlights the stark reality of the Chinese Communist Party's influence in the United States.
By: Petr Svab
An Epoch Times investigation exposed thousands of fake and malicious accounts that spread CCP propaganda, including via Western media.
By: Petr Svab, Eva Fu
The Chinese regime’s threat campaign against Shen Yun is part of unconventional warfare against America and will escalate if left unchecked, experts said.
By: Eva Fu, Petr Svab
The CCP in recent years has stepped up its sabotage campaign against the performing arts company, representatives said at a Lincoln Center press conference.
Signs of the Chinese regime's influence are becoming more prevalent on YouTube, especially in English-language content about China.
By: Petr Svab, Eva Fu
Signs of the Chinese regime’s influence are becoming more prevalent on YouTube, especially in English-language content about China. Paid agitators are flooding comment sections, propaganda videos are being masked as grassroots content, and influencers are being offered cash or crypto to push the regime’s message. Aside from content that artificially boosts the regime’s image, much of the propaganda is aimed at discrediting Beijing’s critics, particularly religious and ethnic minorities persecuted in China, as well as the United States more broadly. Much of the propaganda content on YouTube is hard to trace back to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Many times, it’s produced by American or European
By: Eva Fu, Petr Svab
New protests coincide with CCP’s intensified persecution campaign against religious group Falun Gong.
China experts say it’s time for the United States to counter the regime’s unrestricted warfare by exposing the forced organ harvesting.
The president pulled Jared Isaacman’s nomination after a review of his “prior associations.”
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