Vision Times Staff
NATO Chief Backs Trump’s Arctic Security Strategy at Davos
By Tian Jingxin On Jan. 21 at the World Economic Forum, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that U.S. President Donald Trump’s views on Arctic security strategy were correct, emphasizing that allied nations must unite...
Trump Says US, NATO Reach Framework Deal on Greenland; Europe Tariffs Paused
By Gao Yun On Wednesday Jan. 21, U.S. President Donald Trump said he has reached a “framework for a future agreement” with NATO regarding the future of Greenland. Based on this consensus, the United States...
Walmart Teams Up With Google Gemini AI for Conversational Shopping Online and In-Store
By Gao Yun Walmart said it is working with Google to roll out a new shopping experience that integrates Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence with Walmart and Sam’s Club product selection, pricing advantages, and delivery services....
US–China AI Race: From Catch-Up to Stalemate
By Jin Yan As artificial intelligence (AI) emerges as a central arena of global technological competition, rivalry between the United States and China has become a defining feature of the international tech landscape. Over the...
Zhou Manzhi Convicted of CCP-Linked Infiltration in Taiwan, Faces 8-Year Sentence
By Lu Yixin Zhou Manzhi, chairwoman of the Taiwan New Residents Care Association, was accused of acting under instructions from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to develop organizations in Taiwan. On Jan. 20, her retrial...
EU Plans to Suspend Key US Trade Agreement, Signaling New Tensions
By Yang Tianzi The global trade landscape has once again encountered a major shock. According to sources close to the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee, the European Parliament plans to suspend the ratification of a...
How Chen Yun And Li Xiannian Survived Mao And Controlled China’s Economy
By Fu Longshan To understand the true nature of Chen Yun and Li Xiannian—two of the Chinese Communist Party’s most enduring political “roly-polies” (不倒翁)—one cannot rely on officially sanctioned Party histories. One must enter the...
Power Struggle in Beijing: Mysterious Absences of Top Generals Spark Coup Rumors
By Li Jingyao Recently there has been a chilling development in Beijing’s opaque political arena: rumors that Zhang Youxia, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), and Liu Zhenli, chief of the CMC Joint...
Trump on Greenland: Moving Beyond ‘Peaceful Thinking’ as Europe Plans Emergency Response
By Gao Yun U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest statements on Greenland have triggered acute concern across Europe, prompting several governments to plan an emergency summit this week to assess possible countermeasures, including the activation of...
The Final 27 Days of Liu Shaoqi: Torture, Erasure, and Death in Mao’s China
By Fu LongshanWhat did Liu Shaoqi experience in the final days before his death? Fragmentary but chilling details leaked by members of his “guard” unit allow us to reconstruct how a sitting president was systematically...
South Korea Sentences Military Officer to 20 Years for Spying for China
By Yang Tianzi On Jan. 20, South Korean media cited judicial sources reporting that last month the Supreme Court of South Korea issued a final ruling in a major military intelligence leak case that shocked...
Blizzard Triggers 100-Vehicle Pileup on Michigan Interstate
By Gao Yun Affected by heavy snowfall brought by the Great Lakes region, Michigan was hit by a blizzard on Monday, Jan. 19. Subsequently, a major chain-reaction crash occurred on a section of an interstate...