Two Incidents in 24 Hours in Beijing’s Financial District Fuels Security Questions
Two unusual incidents in the heart of Beijing’s financial district within 24 hours have fueled widespread online speculation in China, as the regime continues...
As Australia Sealed Its Security Deal With Vanuatu, the CCP Renewed Its Police Presence Locally
While Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was preparing to sit down with his Vanuatu counterpart, Jotham Napat, to negotiate the final parts of a...
Chinese Dissident Dong Guangping Arrives in Canada After Years of Failed Escapes
Chinese dissident Dong Guangping has arrived in Canada after more than a decade of failed escape attempts, detentions, and forced returns that began after...
Malaysia Extends Search for MH370 for Another Year
The Malaysian government extended its deal with deep-sea exploration firm Ocean Infinity to search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 for another year, the...
Japan, South Korea to Work on Closer Defense Ties, Reaffirm Korean Peninsula Denuclearization Goal
Japan and South Korea have agreed to continue deepening defense ties and have recommitted to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. South Korean Defense...
China Imposes Export Curbs on 40 Japanese Entities, Research Institutes Over Military Ties
China’s Commerce Ministry on June 29 added 40 more Japanese entities and research institutes to its export control list, barring exports of dual-use items...
China to Squeeze Taiwan Just Short of War, Despite Chorus of International Alarm: Analysts
Beijing’s expansionism against Taiwan faces mounting global pushback, yet experts warn the regime will defy the pressure and relentlessly squeeze the island just short...
Pacific Nation Bans Foreign Military Bases on Its Soil Under New Australia Deal
After a false start and years of negotiating, Australia and Vanuatu have signed the long-awaited “Nakamal” agreement following a meeting in Canberra between Prime...
Kawasaki, Airbus to Study Japanese Anti-Submarine Version of Eurodrone
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, the builder of Japan’s P-1 maritime patrol aircraft, has signed a preliminary agreement with Airbus Defence and Space to study whether...