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NVIDIA Chip Procurement Report Reignites US-China Tech War Debate

When national security and corporate profits come into conflict, will the White House choose Silicon Valley’s wealth-generating myth or the preservation of America’s global strategic advantage? The answer may already be written in the escalating trajectory of the U.S.-China technological Cold War. A recently revealed investigative report has once again

Tiananmen Survivor Speaks in Toronto on 37th Anniversary, Calls on World to Stand With the Imprisoned

California Tiananmen Museum Vandalized Ahead of Massacre Anniversary

Two Survivor Acts Prove Tiananmen Was Peaceful — CCP Lied About ‘Armed Riot’

Tiananmen Square Massacre Survivor Reflects on Prison, Silence, and the CCP’s Future

A firsthand witness to the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre reflects on imprisonment, generational silence, and why he compares Western engagement with Beijing to pre-war appeasement of Nazi Germany. Thirty-seven years

Xi Jinping’s Expansionism Has Unified the Democratic World Against Beijing

For years, Beijing's strategy rested on a single assumption: that democratic governments were too fractured, too economically dependent on Chinese trade, and too risk-averse to organize a coherent response to

The Men Who Ordered the Tiananmen Square Massacre Were Wiring Money to Switzerland That Night

Zhao Ziyang’s Mother Understood the CCP, He Took Sixteen Years to Catch Up

Propaganda in the AI Era: New Study Warns Biased Training Data Shapes AI Answers

As Trump Met Xi in Beijing, Japan Was Watching Closely

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent meets with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in Tokyo in May 2026

Why Mao Zedong Really Launched the Cultural Revolution

Wang Guangmei’s Tribute to Mao After He Killed Her Husband Liu Shaoqi

The CIA Is Recruiting Chinese Spies Because It Believes the CCP Is Dying

Has China entered what I have called the era of "late communism," a term I use to describe the CCP's...

Japan’s Snap Election Victory Shows the Limits of China’s Economic Coercion

By Jinhuasan Takaichi's supermajority win reshapes Japan's political map Philip Luck, director...

Japan Won’t Return to Militarism: Its Wartime Ideology Came From French Philosophy, Not Conservatism

By Liu Junning Japan's February 2026 lower house election delivered a result that sent tremors across...

Xi Jinping Under Growing Pressure as Military Distrust Rises and Taiwan War Risks Fade

By Wu Jialong Reports surrounding the alleged detention of Zhang Youxia remain clouded by uncertainty...

Experts on Zhang Youxia’s Downfall: A Warning Sign of Systemic Crisis in Beijing

By Jin Yan, Vision Times The sudden downfall of Zhang Youxia on Jan. 24, long regarded as a prominent...

Hong Kong Lawmaker Says UK’s ‘Pragmatic’ China Diplomacy Sets a Dangerous Precedent

By Xiao Ran, Vision Times As global geopolitical instability accelerates under U.S. President Donald...

Clawdbot and the Quiet Outsourcing of Human Agency

By TukiFromKL Yesterday, it took me ten minutes and a single command line to install Clawdbot. For...

The Crisis of Narrative

By Wei J Chir Since the Renaissance, classical Western art has been the beating heart of Western civilization...

Lois Snow: Confronting the CCP’s Bloody Truth

Note: Time rewinds to 1989. The gunfire at Tiananmen Square on June 4 shattered the last illusions in...

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