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Full program → https://ntdvideo.tw/Video?id=videos/7... On July 1st, Xi Jinping, the CCP leader, mentioned the CCP's four stages: "revolution, construction, reform, and the new era," which was interpreted as the end of the CCP's so-called "reform and opening-up" era. On the same day, the so-called "National Unity and Progress Promotion Law" was implemented, criticized as the world's first blatantly legalizing "cross-border persecution and repression," violating the sovereignty and human rights of other countries. Many scholars have warned that the CCP has never abandoned its intention to "overthrow the old world" and achieve global dominance through communism. What strategy is hidden behind this evil law in the name of national unity? Ming Chu-cheng, Professor Emeritus, Department of Political Science, National Taiwan University Wang Kuo-chen, Associate Research Fellow, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research The CCP's Youth League Promotion Law: A Patch of Crimes Forces Ethnic Groups to Become Communist Party Members; Floating Red Lines Use Intimidation to Force People Against Their Will The CCP Uses Ethnicity as a Pretext for Party Building and Is It Possessing Another Organized Crime? The Evil Law is a Major Financial Bloodsucker for the CCP to Sustain Its Life Secret Police Abuse Interpol Red Notices; US and Europe Condemn the CCP's Evil Youth League Promotion Law for Cross-Border Infringement The CCP's Evil Youth League Promotion Law: Economic Coercion and Sanctions Against Foreign Countries Clash with a Free and Open Indo-Pacific A Poor Economy Makes an Attack on Taiwan Hopeless; Xi Jinping Plans Re-election for the 21st Party Congress; The Youth League Promotion Law Infiltrates Taiwan Is a US-China Financial and Currency War Imminent? US Dollar Stablecoins vs. Digital Yuan ———————— ※The opinions expressed by the guests above do not represent the views of this channel. #NewsDecoding Updated every Monday to Friday at 10 PM (Taiwan Time)