Month: March 2026
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Trump Warns NATO of ‘Dire Future’ if Allies Don’t Help Reopen Strait of Hormuz
As the United States continues escalating military action against Iran, the planned US-China leaders’ summit may face adjustments. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Monday, March 16 that if President Trump chooses to remain in Washington to direct the Iran operation, the meeting with Xi Jinping could be…
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Former Polish President: Taiwan Offers Solutions Against Communism
Former Polish president Lech Wałęsa said in an interview with the Central News Agency that Taiwan is a “master” at finding the right balance under pressure from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He emphasized that as the world undergoes restructuring, the Chinese-speaking world must unite to…
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Chinese Navy Commander Hu Zhongming Reportedly Detained After Disappearing From Public View
Online claims circulating among Chinese military watchers suggest the navy chief has been detained and his home searched, though the information has not been independently confirmed.
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Trump-Xi Summit Faces New Uncertainty as Oil Prices, Iran War Shift Dynamics
As tensions in the Middle East escalate and volatility in energy markets intensifies, new uncertainties have emerged regarding both the schedule and agenda of a summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping. Rising oil prices, developments in the Strait of Hormuz, and the…
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Richmond Holds COVID-19 Remembrance Day to Honor Lives Lost in Pandemic
RICHMOND, Virginia — In the morning of Saturday, March 14, community members, elected officials, healthcare workers, and families gathered in downtown Richmond to observe the Victims of COVID-19 Remembrance Day, an annual day honoring Virginians who lost their lives during the pandemic. The ceremony took place in Capitol Square at…
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Cuba Power Grid Collapse Leaves 10 Million Without Electricity
Cuba’s national power grid suffered a complete collapse on Monday, March 16, causing widespread blackouts across the country and affecting about 10 million people. Cuba’s National Electric Union (UNE) said the country’s electrical system experienced a “complete disconnection.” Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident and have launched…
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Why We Still Need Physical Books
In an age of efficiency and convenience, digital has become our main mode of communication, entertainment and, increasingly, education — yet mounting evidence shows that we learn better from paper. From reading comprehension to reading speed, various studies demonstrate impressive advantages to reading from physical books — especially for children. …
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Reports Describe Corruption and Violent Infighting Inside China’s Military Under Jiang Zemin
Accounts from the late 1990s portray a military struggling with corruption, internal rivalries, and violent disputes over business assets after Beijing ordered the armed forces to withdraw from commercial activities.
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Trump’s New Security Bloc Is the Replacement for Beijing’s Collapsed Network in the Americas
Trump's New Security Bloc Is the Replacement for Beijing's Collapsed Network in the Americas
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China’s Early-2026 Trade Boom Reveals ‘Structural Paradox’ in the Economy: Analysts
Impressive export data from January and February bely weak consumer and industrial confidence, risk consultancy SinoInsider argues
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Medical Trainee Drowned at China’s Xiangya Hospital After Suicide Note Exposed Forced Psychiatric Treatment
The student's death is the second suspicious fatality at the state-run Xiangya network in two years
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How East Germany’s Stasi Destroyed an Entire Nation’s Ability to Trust
One in six East Germans was an informant. China's Communist Party now runs the same playbook at 80 times the scale.