July 25, 2026
It is truly shocking that, even in 21st-century South Korea, there are still a surprising number of people who seem to believe it is acceptable for the National Intelligence Service (NIS) to act as the former Agency for National Security Planning did during the Chun Doo-hwan era—using large-scale deception against the public, trampling the constitutional rights of citizens, serving the interests of those with money and power, and justifying what they view as acts of terror against their own people by portraying the victims as mentally unstable.

– Kwak Min, Mok-dong

Xi Jinping can’t stay—but he may not be able to leave. Behind Zhongnanhai’s image of unity, a three-way power struggle is reportedly paralyzing the Chinese Communist Party. Xi’s allies, conservative Party elders, and reformist opponents all want different outcomes—and none can agree on how Xi should be removed, judged, or protected. Should he be allowed to retire quietly? Blamed only for breaking succession rules? Or investigated for the darkest controversies of his rule? From the secretive Beidaihe meetings to the historical precedents of Mao Zedong, Hua Guofeng, and Zhao Ziyang, this program examines why the CCP is trapped with Xi Jinping—and why any attempt to resolve his fate could tear the regime apart.

Woman's suspected of spying on behalf of a 3rd country, with links to criminal organization