Pro-China groups wreak havoc in US cities perfectly timed for Xi Jinping's arrival

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Pro-China groups have wreaked havoc on the streets of major US cities in chaos perfectly timed for Xi Jinping's visit to Washington DC.

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In the past week, a network of organisations sympathetic to Beijing have launched a series of protests from Austin to New York City.Many of the groups take funding from tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, whose wife Jodie Evans was spotted protesting outside the UN on Tuesday with the far-left CodePink non-profit she co-founded.

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The group is funded by the American businessman, who is himself a resident of Shanghai and has previously thrown his support behind the Chinese Communist Party and its "new world order".

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Activists were heard chanting anti-US military slogans, accusing it of orchestrating "all-out climate and environmental devastation".CodePink activists then marched towards OpenAI's offices in protest against data centres, which the far-left group claims to "drive war" and cause "economic degradation".

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