Vision Times Staff
Trump Administration Eases Fuel Restrictions for Cuba Amid Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
The U.S. Trump administration on Wednesday, Feb. 25 announced it would ease certain restrictions on fuel shipments to Cuba, allowing Venezuelan oil to be resold to Cuba’s private businesses. The move comes as Cuba’s humanitarian...
April 12 Purge: Chiang Kai-shek Orders Party Cleansing as Bai Chongxi Leads Campaign Against the CCP
Commander-in-Chief of the Northern Expeditionary National Revolutionary Army Chiang Kai-shek ordered a party purge. Acting Chief of Staff and Shanghai-Garrison Martial Law Commander Bai Chongxi was tasked with carrying out operations against the Chinese Communist...
Deng Xiaoping’s ‘Kill 200,000 for 20 Years of Stability’ Remark and the Legacy of June Fourth
In February 1979, Deng Xiaoping deployed 200,000 Chinese Communist troops to invade Vietnam. Within one month, more than 20,000 Chinese soldiers were killed, countless others were wounded, and they returned in defeat. The cause of...
US Supreme Court Ruling Undercuts the Trade Deal Taiwan Spent Nine Months Negotiating
Taiwan spent nine months negotiating a trade agreement with the United States that secured lower tariff rates, semiconductor exemptions, and billions in investment commitments. Days after the economy minister declared the deal a success, the...
Why Did Zhou Enlai’s Widow Insist on Handing Her Diary to the CCP? The Political Calculation Behind a ‘Deathbed Confession’
After Zhou Enlai's death in 1976, his widow Deng Yingchao, a senior CCP official in her own right, produced a diary she said contained her husband's private reflections on a life of political compromise. She...
CCP Leaders Covered Up a 1968 Mass Killing After Bodies Washed Up in Hong Kong Harbor
During the Cultural Revolution's bloodiest summer, military-led authorities in Guangdong province carried out mass killings and disposed of victims in the rivers feeding the Pearl River Delta. Between June and August 1968, the remains of...
Xi Jinping’s Purge Expands to Local Leaders as New CCP Campaign Targets Officials Across China
China's local governments are drowning in debt, and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has found its scapegoats. On Feb. 23, 2026, the CCP's central office launched a sweeping ideological campaign condemning the reckless borrowing, vanity...
Systemic Fraud in New York Auto Insurance Targeted by Allstate’s RICO Lawsuits
Allstate Insurance Company recently filed two federal lawsuits under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), exposing how systemic fraud has driven New York auto insurance premiums to surge. These lawsuits target coordinated “medical...
Trump Unveils New Retirement Savings Plan for 56 Million Workers
On Feb. 24, during the annual State of the Union address, President Trump announced a new economic plan aimed at significantly expanding financial planning and savings opportunities for American workers, particularly those without current retirement...
Russia Failing to Achieve War Goals, Zelenskiy Says as Conflict Enters Fifth Year
As Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth year, the course and consequences of the war have once again become a focal point of international attention. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Tuesday, Feb 24...
Google Dismantles CCP-Linked Hacker Network Targeting 53 Entities In 42 Countries
According to reports from Reuters and Shangbao, U.S. tech company Google announced on Wednesday, Feb. 25 that it successfully disrupted and dismantled a hacker network believed to be linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP),...
Zhou Enlai’s Four-Point Plan and the 1956 Secret Envoys: Why Chiang Kai-shek Rejected US Troop Withdrawal
To revisit the history of cross-strait relations is to revisit a question that has never fully receded in Taiwan: how to survive with dignity under sustained pressure. What unfolded across the Taiwan Strait was never...