Absences at China’s NPC Standing Committee Stir Concerns of Internal Strife
By Li Deyan, Vision Times On Feb. 25, China’s 14th National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee...
Mexican Drug Lord ‘El Mencho’ Killed in Military Raid, Inciting Widespread Violence
On Feb. 22, the Mexican military launched a raid that killed one of the country’s most infamous cartel...
How Germany’s Language Barrier Let Media Turn Trump Into Hitler
Commentary Germany's most widely read news outlets have spent nearly a decade portraying Donald Trump...
China-Linked Accounts Target Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi Ahead of Election
A U.S. research organization focused on national security and foreign policy reported that around the...
Iowa Lawmakers Express Strong Support for Taiwan’s International Participation
The Iowa State Legislature recently passed a joint pro-Taiwan resolution in both its Senate and House, explicitly opposing China’s distortion of UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 to block Taiwan’s international participation, and advocating for Taiwan...
Florida-Registered Speedboat Confronts Cuban Border Guards, 4 Dead, 6 Injured
The Cuban government reported that on Wednesday, Feb. 25 a speedboat registered in the U.S. state of Florida confronted Cuban Border Guard Troops, resulting in four deaths and six injuries. Cuba’s Ministry of the Interior...
Trump Administration Eases Fuel Restrictions for Cuba Amid Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
The U.S. Trump administration on Wednesday, Feb. 25 announced it would ease certain restrictions on fuel shipments to Cuba, allowing Venezuelan oil to be resold to Cuba’s private businesses. The move comes as Cuba’s humanitarian...
Alysa Liu Wins Olympic Gold; Father Rejects China’s Approach Over Human Rights Concerns
Chinese American figure skater Alysa Liu won gold at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, drawing international attention. In an interview with Japanese media, her father, Arthur Liu, said Chinese officials had approached him in hopes...
April 12 Purge: Chiang Kai-shek Orders Party Cleansing as Bai Chongxi Leads Campaign Against the CCP
Commander-in-Chief of the Northern Expeditionary National Revolutionary Army Chiang Kai-shek ordered a party purge. Acting Chief of Staff and Shanghai-Garrison Martial Law Commander Bai Chongxi was tasked with carrying out operations against the Chinese Communist...
Deng Xiaoping’s ‘Kill 200,000 for 20 Years of Stability’ Remark and the Legacy of June Fourth
In February 1979, Deng Xiaoping deployed 200,000 Chinese Communist troops to invade Vietnam. Within one month, more than 20,000 Chinese soldiers were killed, countless others were wounded, and they returned in defeat. The cause of...
US Supreme Court Ruling Undercuts the Trade Deal Taiwan Spent Nine Months Negotiating
Taiwan spent nine months negotiating a trade agreement with the United States that secured lower tariff rates, semiconductor exemptions, and billions in investment commitments. Days after the economy minister declared the deal a success, the...
Why Did Zhou Enlai’s Widow Insist on Handing Her Diary to the CCP? The Political Calculation Behind a ‘Deathbed Confession’
After Zhou Enlai's death in 1976, his widow Deng Yingchao, a senior CCP official in her own right, produced a diary she said contained her husband's private reflections on a life of political compromise. She...