Month: March 2026
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UK Spy Trial Accuses Hong Kong Office Staff of Running ‘Shadow Police’ Network
A London court is hearing a case involving the alleged surveillance of Hong Kong activists in the UK, with prosecutors claiming the defendants operated a 'shadow police' network linked to Hong Kong authorities
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Japan Shields Consumers While China Raises Prices Amid Hormuz Oil Crisis
As tensions in the Strait of Hormuz disrupt global oil supplies, Japan has moved to cap fuel prices and release strategic reserves, while China raises domestic fuel prices
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Taiwan Analysts Say Economic, Political, and Security Concerns Limit PLA Operations
The number of Chinese military aircraft disturbing Taiwan has recently decreased. The Taiwan Security Society assessed today that Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s purge of high-ranking PLA officers, combined with the U.S. CIA releasing recruitment videos targeting PLA personnel, has created a dual effect. With absolute safety not guaranteed and…
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US Section 301 Investigation Signals Global Supply Chain Shift
Many people only see “tariffs” and “trade war” in the news, but I think the focus is actually elsewhere. The U.S. government has launched an investigation under Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act, which appears to target unfair trade practices by 16 economies. But if…
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BlackRock CEO: US Economy Will Weather Iran Conflict, Energy Spike
On March 11, as the global energy market experienced severe volatility amid the rapidly escalating Middle East conflict, Larry Fink, CEO of the world’s largest asset management firm BlackRock, stepped forward to reassure investors. He stated that although the ongoing conflict with Iran has caused international…
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Iran-Linked Hackers Claim Major Cyberattack on US Medical Tech Firm Stryker
NBC News reported on March 11 that after the outbreak of the U.S.-Iran war, a hacker group believed to be linked to Iran claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on a U.S. medical technology company. This may be the first clearly destructive cyber operation by Iran targeting an American company…
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How Warfare Evolved From Aristocratic Duels to Precision Decapitation Strikes
Each era's wars reflect who holds power, who bears the cost, and who decides when the killing stops
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Japan’s Former Defense Minister: China’s Purged Military Chief Blocked Xi Jinping’s Taiwan Attack Plans
The CCP is now shifting to infiltration and political warfare against Taiwan, with the 2028 election as a key target
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CCP Military Budget Rises 7% Even as China’s Economic Growth Hits a 30-Year Low
Beijing's spending priorities signal intensified coercion against Taiwan and the First Island Chain
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Shanghai Man Vanished One Day After a Medical Exam, Reigniting Organ Harvesting Fears
Dozens of young men have gone missing across China in recent weeks, and citizens openly blame the state
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Five Ways Xi Jinping Destroyed the CCP’s Own Foundations
The Party's institutional resilience collapsed under a decade of one-man rule
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China’s Legislature Loses 58 Delegates in One Year, Outpacing Prior Two Years
On March 9, 2026, China’s rubber-stamp legislature, the National People’s Congress, held the second full session of its fourteenth term at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Zhao Leji, the Congress’s standing committee chairman and one of the seven members of the Politburo Standing Committee, the Party’s innermost…