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Vietnam Seeks Aid From ‘Ample Oil Reserves’ of Japan, South Korea Amid Middle East Tensions
The Socialist Republic of Vietnam has asked Japan and South Korea for support in securing crude oil supplies as tensions in the Middle East disrupt global energy flows, officials said, as reported by Japanese outlet...
Live Feed of Chinese Kindergartens Sparks Debate Over Safety, Trust, and Privacy
By Cai Siyun, Vision Times In recent years, an increasing number of kindergartens across mainland China have begun offering parents access to "real-time surveillance footage" of classrooms and playgrounds. For a fee, parents or guardians...
Ex-Hubei Party Chief Jiang Chaoliang Charged With Bribery as Beijing Expands Purges
By Li Deyan, Vision Times Former Hubei Communist Party Secretary Jiang Chaoliang has been formally arrested and prosecuted on bribery charges, according to Chinese state prosecutors. While state media has focused on corruption allegations and...
Chinese Radar Institutes Secretly Aided Iran; 3 Technicians Allegedly Killed in US Bombing
By Li Deyan, Vision Times A new report circulating online alleges that Chinese radar research institutes secretly provided technical support to Iran’s air defense network, and that three Chinese technicians working in the country were...
China Expands Nuclear Arsenal as America Builds Largest Missile Shield in History
By Andrew Jensen, Commentary In December 2025, the Pentagon documented the fastest nuclear weapons expansion in Chinese history. China’s arsenal has tripled in five years to more than 600 warheads and is on track to...
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...
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...
Chinese Academy of Engineering Delists 3 Military Experts as Beijing’s Anti-Corruption Effort Slogs On
Three prominent Chinese military technology experts have been removed from the official roster of the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE), according to updates on the academy’s website, in the latest sign of an ongoing shake-up...
Shanghai Home Prices Drop Up to 70% as Sales Freeze and Mortgage Defaults Rise
“If it weren’t absolutely unavoidable, I would never sell it at this kind of loss. I’ve been on the verge of collapse every day this month. The apartment faces southeast with great ventilation, and I...
Human Rights Lawyer Says Threats Against Shen Yun Show a Pattern of CCP Repression
By Meng Hao, Vision Times The U.S.-based Shen Yun Performing Arts, which tours globally each year showcasing traditional Chinese culture, has recently faced a surge of violent threats spearheaded by Beijing. According to Chinese human...
Chinese Retail Chain Pangdonglai Faces Probe After Announcing Multi-Billion Yuan Asset Distribution
By Cai Siyun, Vision Times Chinese retail chain Pangdonglai finds itself in hot water after its founder announced a massive asset distribution plan for employees, followed days later by a regulatory investigation into one of...
Olympic Champion Alysa Liu’s Father Shares Parenting Journey at June Fourth Memorial Museum
Compiled by Vision Times Staff On March 7, during an event held at the June Fourth Memorial Museum in Los Angeles, Arthur Liu (Liu Jun), the father of Olympic figure skating champion Alysa Liu (Liu...