Lai Warns of Beijing ‘Red Terror’ as Taiwan Weighs Safeguards
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te called on the island’s governing party on July 19 to unite against what he described as communist China’s “red terror,”...
US State Department Expresses Concerns Over Papua New Guinea’s Closure of Taiwan Office
The U.S. State Department has expressed concern over Papua New Guinea’s decision to close Taiwan’s representative office, calling it another instance of China’s “intimidation...
China’s Harassment of Taiwan’s Frontline Outpost Numbs Public, Masking Escalation Risks: Experts
The Chinese regime’s repeated incursions around Taiwan’s outlying territories are eroding Taipei’s sovereignty and inducing a public threat fatigue that could cloud future escalations,...
Chinese State-Owned Firms Ordered to Replace Claude Code With Domestic AI Tools
A Chinese state-owned enterprise in eastern Shandong Province has ordered employees to report their use of Anthropic’s AI coding assistant, Claude Code, and replace...
China’s Overcapacity Exports Risk Worsening Global Trade Backlash: Analysts
China’s latest economic data reveal an economy propped up by cheap exports, masking paralyzed domestic demand and risking wider trade friction abroad, experts say....
‘Going Dark’: The High-Tech Tricks Behind Illegal Chinese Fishing in the Pacific
The interception of a Chinese vessel accused of illegal fishing highlights the technical lengths many use to remain undetected across millions of square kilometres...
Manila Condemns China Daily’s ‘Demeaning, Dehumanizing’ Portrayal of Filipinos
The Philippines summoned China’s ambassador and lodged a formal protest over videos published by state-owned China Daily that Manila said used racist and dehumanizing...
China’s Flood Disaster Relief Inadequate as Many Victims Struggle to Find Food and Drinking Water: Volunteer
The Chinese regime’s disaster relief after rare and severe flooding in Guangxi Province in southern China has been inadequate and inefficient, while self-organized Chinese...
Lai Urges Taiwan Lawmakers to Approve $6.5 Billion Military Drone Plan
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te urged lawmakers on July 17 to approve a NT$210 billion (about $6.5 billion) military drone plan, saying the self-governed island...