South Korea Removes Loudspeakers Along Border With North Korea
The administration of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has started removing the loudspeakers used to blast propaganda information about the outside world into North...
Hong Kong Cancels Passports of 12 Activists Based Overseas
Authorities in Hong Kong on Aug. 4 canceled the passports of 12 activists based overseas, 10 days after arrest warrants were issued, accusing them...
New Zealand to Return to Marking Students With As, Bs and Cs
New Zealand is abandoning its National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)—a complex system which awards “credits” for even simple tasks—and returning to marking students...
Cambodia to Nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize, Says Deputy Prime Minister
PHNOM PENH—Cambodia will nominate U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, its deputy prime minister said on Friday, following his direct intervention...
NZ Woman Charged After Toddler Found in Suitcase on Bus
A 27-year-old woman faced court on Aug. 4 charged with ill-treatment of a child after a toddler was found in a suitcase in the...
Huge Drug and Weapons Haul in French Polynesia Echoes Kash Patel’s Warnings
While countering Beijing’s influence in the Pacific was chief among the reasons given by FBI Director Kash Patel when he opened the agency’s new...
Oklahoma Governor Details Steps to Secure State Against CCP Influence
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt said China has been trying to exert influence at the state level across the United States, which he has rejected...
Experts Offer Roadmap to Secure US Ports From CCP Attack
U.S. ports are strategic infrastructure upon which the nation’s economic stability and military readiness depend, yet they remain highly exposed to an attack that...
Riots Spread Across China as CCP Loses Grip
Manufacturing Collapses as Tariffs Hit Hard March 2025, has devastated China’s manufacturing sector. As 145% tariffs on China take effect, China’s manufacturing sector has...