The Xi’an Incident: A Mutiny That Changed China’s Fate
On Dec. 12, 1936, in the 25th year of the Republic of China, Zhang Xueliang—then Deputy Commander-in-Chief...
Bangkok Summit Labels Online Scam Networks a Global Threat as Thailand Steps Up Crackdown
By Chen Jing Over the past two weeks, tensions in Southeast Asia have sharply escalated, with the...
China Air Force Procurement Investigation Raises Questions Over Senior Officers’ Fate
By Li Jingyao Editor’s Note:This article draws on official notices from China’s military procurement...
Architect of China’s One-Child Policy Dies at 96, Prompting Widespread Public Backlash
By Li Muzi, Vision Times Peng Peiyun, a former senior Chinese Communist Party (CCP) official who led...
‘To Lose Taiwan Is to Lose the Pacific’: MacArthur’s Warning Revisited
By Ying Shan, Vision Times Recent headlines declaring that “a Taiwan contingency is a Japan contingency” have once again pushed China–Japan relations into turbulent territory. The phrase was first articulated by former Japanese Prime Minister...
From Industrial Heartland to Economic Void: Why China’s Northeast Is Vanishing
By Vision Times TV China’s northeastern region, once hailed as an agricultural and industrial stronghold, is undergoing a quiet but profound collapse. From empty apartment blocks and shuttered factories to vanishing villages and record-low birthrates,...
Acting Leaders of PLA Eastern Theater Command Appear as April Taiwan Drills Expose Command Vacuum
By Li Deyan Although CCP leader Xi Jinping has designated the Eastern Theater Command as the primary force responsible for contingencies in the Taiwan Strait and the East China Sea, a wave of purges among...
Yuan Hongbing Alleges Xi Jinping Ordered Secret Executions of CCP Officers, as Well as Dissident Gao Zhisheng
By Li Jingru According to overseas media reports, a Hong Kong court ruled on Dec. 15 that Jimmy Lai, founder of Next Digital and Apple Daily, was guilty on three charges under Hong Kong’s National...
Shenzhen Leads Guangdong’s Economic Slump as Growth Falters in Guangzhou and Beyond
As China’s economic slowdown deepens, signs of contraction are increasingly visible in Guangdong—long regarded as the country’s economic engine. In cities such as Shenzhen and Guangzhou, once-bustling commercial districts are now noticeably quieter, with shuttered...
Trump Appoints Greenland Envoy as US Steps Up Focus on the Arctic
By Yang Tianzi U.S. President Donald Trump has appointed a special envoy responsible for Greenland affairs, a decision that has drawn broad international attention and underscored Washington’s growing focus on the world’s largest island. Greenland...
Holiday Greetings to Our Community – Part II
Happy Holidays to our community, clients, friends, and families, from your local businesses and organizations! Season’s Greetings from Minisink Valley Kindness Rotary Club May your Christmas, the upcoming New Year on January 1, 2026, and...
O’Connor Medical Urgent Care Continues to Provide Accessible, High-Quality Care in Port Jervis
As cold and flu season intensifies, O’Connor Medical Urgent Care remains a vital healthcare resource for residents in and around Port Jervis, offering walk-in, same-day medical services with little or no wait. “It’s an urgent...