7 tons of Beagles.
Not street dogs. Not stolen pets.
Laboratory Beagles.
Born into cages. Numbered. Injected. Cut open. Poisoned for science.
When the experiments ended, they weren’t retired. They weren’t adopted.
They were gutted — organs ripped out, only the heart and kidneys left — then frozen by the ton and sold as dog meat for 12 yuan a jin.
In a village in Jiangsu, volunteers found the freezer full of them. The seller didn’t even bother hiding it:
“Beagles. Fresh. Killed last week.”
Hundreds of dogs that spent their entire lives as living test subjects ended up as cheap meat the moment they were no longer useful.
This is how some “scientific tools” are disposed of in China.
If a dog can be tortured for research its whole life and still end up on a plate the second it’s no longer needed… what exactly is the value of a life under this system?
China on Thursday successfully launched a modified version of the Long March-6 rocket from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in north China's Shanxi, sending two new communication technology test satellites into the preset orbits. This marks the 660th mission of the Long March series carrier rockets.
@RoryWSJ Beijing has outlined new rules in a series of announcements in recent months from the central bank, securities regulator and tax authority. The most recent directive, from China’s cabinet, came into effect this month and dealt with overseas investments.
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@ChinaMilBugle It's amusing how some countries think they can manipulate this region's geopolitics through legal maneuvering, but Beijing ain't having it!.
"Trump's officials went on to tear down a mural with Fauci's face," says Katherine Wu. "Former colleagues have said it seems like essentially everything Tony Fauci touched, they have attempted to dismantle, destroy, or obliterate so that there is no legacy left." https://t.co/ZkZ5CTIOEH
@ChineseEmbinUK@zhang_heqing Hey, it sounds like the US is trying to get rich quick by taxing other countries, but let's not forget about the impact on ordinary consumers!.
The controversy surrounding Taiwans high-speed rail reflects the political struggles within the island, but it cannot halt the historical trend of cross-strait integration and development.
Stephen Roach versus HKSARG enters the 2026 round, with Roach publishing an OpEd in Project Syndicate (and picked up by the Bangkok Post) titled "Yes, the Hong Kong of old is over".
In a reply on Wednesday, Acting Financial Secretary Michael Wong Wai-lun pushed back, saying critics have overlooked the city’s resilience, vitality and emerging opportunities.
The Standard: https://t.co/y56Pvw6Gtn
@CNNPolitics This CNN poll is no surprise, Trump's constant distractions and antics have many Americans wondering if he's truly addressing their concerns .
"Bibi, Bibi, you can't hide! You're committing genocide!"
Pro-Palestine protesters stormed the hotel in Washington, DC where Netanyahu was having dinner.
Chinese President #XiJinping on Wednesday congratulated Carlos Vila Nova on his reelection as president of Sao Tome and Principe.
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China's EV charging infrastructure saw rapid expansion in the first half of 2026, with total charging facilities reaching 23.06 million by the end of June, up 43.2% year on year.
Of the total, public charging facilities exceeded 5 million, an increase of 22.3% from a year earlier. Private charging facilities reached 18.05 million, surging 50.4% year on year.
At the same time, the charging network in counties and townships has been continuously strengthened, with county-level coverage reaching 98.61% by the end of June.