POLITICS
Taiwanese opposition leader and Kuomintang (KMT) chairwoman Cheng Li-wun is currently on a two-week visit to the United States. Before departing Taiwan on June 1, Cheng said she was “very willing” to meet President Donald Trump during the trip. Her remarks come following her six-day visit to China in April,
A New Cultural Revolution? Xi’s Latest Manifesto Signals a Perilous Political Turn
By Cai Siyun, Vision Times On Dec. 1, state mouthpiece "Qiushi" magazine released an article penned...
A Military Showdown: New ‘Discipline Rules’ Signal Xi–Zhang Rift Within the PLA
By Li Jingyao, Vision Times Beijing has issued a new set of military disciplinary rules that analysts...
Taiwan Revokes Residency of ASUS Employee Who Promoted ‘Armed Reunification’ by China
By Li Muzi, Vision Times Taiwanese authorities have formally revoked the dependent residency of Qian...
The Political Fragmentation Inside Xi Jinping’s China
China often presents its political system as unified and disciplined, guided from the top down by a strong...
Why the UN Resolution 2758 on Taiwan Has Come to Haunt Beijing: 5 Hidden Mistakes in a Diplomatic ‘Victory
By Fu Longshan, Vision Times. When United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758 passed in 1971,...
The Green Veil: How Climate Policies Risk Wealth, Rights, and Sovereignty
By Yu Gui, Janet Huang In the global effort to tackle climate change, many climate activists loudly...
The Political Playbook Behind Mao Zedong’s Rise
By Jing Chen During the Chinese Civil War, Nationalist insider Jiang Lianru — then serving as secretary...
Beijing’s Coercion Backfires, Boosting Japan’s Takaichi
By Yang Tianzi, Vision Times The People's Republic of China’s latest attempt to pressure Japan has...
Witkoff Heads to Moscow as War in Ukraine Enters Its Most Decisive Week
By Yang Tianzi, Vision Times Right after U.S. and Ukrainian officials concluded important talks in...