Xi’s Military Purge Leaves China’s Top Command With 2 Members
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has formally removed two of its most senior military leaders from their posts, completing a legal step that further...
South Korea Biennale Restores ‘Taiwan Pavilion’ Name After Artists Protest
Taiwan’s exhibition at the 16th Gwangju Biennale in South Korea is set to open on Sept. 5 under the name “Taiwan Pavilion,” after organizers...
Insider Alleges Warning Not Sent Before Deadly China-Nepal Border Landslide
Chinese insiders are raising questions about whether regime authorities failed to act on warnings of an impending landslide that devastated a major China–Nepal border...
Pacific Leaders Call for 24-Hour Notice of Missile Tests After China Launch
KOROR, Palau—China’s July ballistic missile test in the South Pacific has prompted a largely united response from Pacific leaders in calling for a 24-hour...
View From Trishuli, Nepal, 1 Week After Devastating Floods
The view from Trishuli, Nepal, a week after devastating floods killed more than 1,200 people and left more than 4,200 missing. … Read More
China-Japan Air Travel Falters as Diplomatic Tensions Persist
Air travel between China and Japan showed little sign of recovering in August, with 18 routes between the two countries operating no flights for...
China-Linked Hackers Hid in Cisco Routers, Stole Administrator Credentials: Report
A China-linked cyberespionage group compromised Cisco routers and hid its activity from the network administrators who managed them, cybersecurity firm Sygnia said in an...
DHS Cites China-Linked Security Cases in New Student Visa Vetting Rule
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) cited China-linked research security and military cases to help justify a nationwide overhaul of how the United States...
New Zealand to Cap Council Rates Rises to 2–4 Percent Amid Public Backlash
New Zealand’s government has taken the first formal step towards capping how much local councils can raise property rates each year, after a run...