- European Parliament condemns Thailand for human rights violations
- The US has imposed a visa ban on foreign government officials involved in the forced return of Uyghurs to China.
- In Fayzabad District, Kashgar Prefecture, residents were forced to provide officials with evidence proving they were not fasting.
- A Turkish court issues a decision to extradite Uyghurs to China.
- The Chinese military emphasizes readiness for war and external expansion.
- Questionable points about the Chinese "conferences"
- A senior US official calls for tariffs on all Chinese microchips.
- China continues to impose strict restrictions on Ramadan fasting in East Turkistan.
- Two contradictory policies: Beijing encourages childbirth among its citizens and prevents it among the Uyghurs.
- The US House of Representatives passed two bills against China.
Samoa government accuses Chinese hackers
Samoa government condemns Chinese hacking group for cyberattacks on state institutions.
The Australian ABC network reported on February 12 that the Samoan government has accused the Chinese regime-backed APT40 hacking group of launching cyberattacks on its government and critical infrastructure.
It is reported that this is the first time a Pacific nation has accused a hacking group affiliated with the Chinese regime of cyberespionage, and the Samoan government has stressed that the Chinese Communist Party-backed APT40 group is a serious threat.
Australian officials praised the Samoan government's warning as an important step in strengthening cyber defenses in the Pacific and encouraged other countries to share their experiences in cyberattacks. However, the Chinese regime has denied involvement in the cyberattacks.