Taiwan Imposes Unprecedented Restrictions, Prohibiting Public Officials from Attending CCP’s Straits
The Chinese Communist Party is scheduled to hold the 18th Straits Forum in Xiamen on June 18 and has...
Taiwan Becomes First Overseas Hub for US Green UAS Drone Certification
According to Focus Taiwan, a leading Taiwanese research institute signed a contract with an U.S. organization...
Hong Kong Journalist Ronson Chan Jailed for Five Days for Obstructing a Plainclothes Officer in 2022
Former HKJA chairman Ronson Chan was convicted on May 29 in an old case involving him obstructing a plainclothes...
Drawing the Line Between Self-care and Self-indulgence
Amidst the tension and tribulations of modern life, it is important to know when to step back and give...
Former Trump Attorney Todd Blanche Tapped to Lead Justice Department
On June 8 (Monday), U.S. President Donald Trump formally nominated Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to serve as the next U.S. attorney general, moving to install a longtime confidant and former personal attorney at the...
‘It’s My Duty’: Global Projection Campaign Launches on Tiananmen Anniversary
By Meng Hao, Vision Times Shortly before 11 p.m. on June 4 in New York City, the exterior wall of the Chinese Consulate in Manhattan was illuminated by a series of projected images. One showed...
As Sino-US Competition Heats Up, South Korea Finds Itself at a Crossroads
Political analysis As South Korean President Lee Jae-myung settles into office following the high-profile impeachment and removal of former President Yoon Suk Yeol, one defining feature of his administration's foreign policy has been an effort...
Unemployment and Public Discontent Put China’s Stability Apparatus to the Test
By Yan Chunguo, Vision Times On May 21, China's Ministry of Justice revealed that authorities had removed approximately 300,000 unqualified administrative law enforcement personnel and shut down more than 7,000 unauthorized enforcement entities over the...
Four New Zealand Parliamentarians Hit with Chinese Sanctions After Taiwan Trip, Vow Not to Be Silenced
Beijing has recently imposed entry restrictions on New Zealand members of parliament for the first time, drawing attention from the New Zealand government and the international community. The four lawmakers, who visited Taiwan in May...
Hong Kong Diaspora Marks Tiananmen Massacre’s 37th Anniversary at Key Landmarks in Taipei
The 37th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Protests and Massacre was marked on June 4. Multiple civic organizations and members of Hong Kong's diaspora in Taiwan held candlelight vigils at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall...
CENTCOM Says US Forces Disable Oil Tanker Bound for Iran in Gulf of Oman
The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on June 8 that U.S. forces took action in the Gulf of Oman the same day, rendering a tanker attempting to sail to an Iranian port unable to navigate....
US Judge Strikes Down Trump Administration’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Policy
According to an Associated Press report on June 8, a U.S. federal judge ruled that the Trump administration’s policy imposing a $100,000 fee on new H-1B work visa applications is unlawful, finding that the executive...