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Shanghai Home Prices Drop Up to 70% as Sales Freeze and Mortgage Defaults Rise
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Trump Claims Iran ‘Close to Surrender’ as War Spreads Across Middle East; Khamenei Vows to Continue Fight
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PLA Generals Missing From ‘Two Sessions’ Meetings Highlight Extent of Xi’s Military Purge
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Thousands Defy Firecracker Ban at Guangdong Festival, Forcing Police to Back Down
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Middle East Upheaval Exposes Beijing’s Strategic Vulnerabilities, Analysts Say
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Beijing Moves Hardline ‘Wolf Warrior’ Diplomat Geng Shuang to New Post
China’s Early-2026 Trade Boom Reveals ‘Structural Paradox’ in the Economy: Analysts
POLICY & POLITICS
- Gulf Tanker Attacks Escalate Tensions as Iran War Threatens Global Oil Supply
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Chinese Academy of Engineering Delists 3 Military Experts as Beijing’s Anti-Corruption Effort Slogs On
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World War II didn’t just reshape global politics. It also produced innovations that still shape everyday life, from medicine to fashion. One of the most practical innovations was the jerry can, a fuel container developed in Germany in the 1930s. Designed for military use, the 20-liter steel container featured a
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Trump Warns NATO of ‘Dire Future’ if Allies Don’t Help Reopen Strait of Hormuz
As the United States continues escalating military action against Iran, the planned
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Trump-Xi Summit Faces New Uncertainty as Oil Prices, Iran War Shift Dynamics
As tensions in the Middle East escalate and volatility in energy markets
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Richmond Holds COVID-19 Remembrance Day to Honor Lives Lost in Pandemic
RICHMOND, Virginia — In the morning of Saturday, March 14, community members,
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- Mid-Hudson St. Patrick’s Parade Brings Community Together in Goshen
- Trump Allies Push Senate for Long Debate on ‘Save America Act’
- Three Senior Defense Scientists Disappear from Chinese Academy of Engineering Following US Nuclear Report
- China’s COVID Cover-Up Has Given the US a Weapon It Can Easily Use Against Beijing
- Attackers Exploited Shen Yun Website to Send 200+ Bomb Threats Worldwide
- US Offers $10 Million Bounty on Iran’s New Supreme Leader
- US Senators Introduce Bill to Sanction CCP Forced Organ Harvesting
In modern China, the legacy of political campaigns launched under Chinese Communist Party rule continues to shape lives long after the events themselves have faded from official memory. For those who lived through them, the consequences were not abstract historical episodes but deeply personal tragedies that fractured families and left
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Former Polish President: Taiwan Offers Solutions Against Communism
Former Polish president Lech Wałęsa said in an interview with the Central News Agency that Taiwan is a
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Chinese Navy Commander Hu Zhongming Reportedly Detained After Disappearing From Public View
Unverified reports circulating on social media claim that Hu Zhongming, commander of the Chinese navy, has been detained
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney attended a summit in Oslo, Norway on March 15, where he met with the prime ministers of Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, and Finland. Facing escalating geopolitical turbulence caused by wars involving Russia and the United States, the six leaders plan to form a “middle power”
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Cuba Power Grid Collapse Leaves 10 Million Without Electricity
Cuba’s national power grid suffered a complete collapse on Monday, March 16,
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How East Germany’s Stasi Destroyed an Entire Nation’s Ability to Trust
East Germany's Ministry for State Security, known as the Stasi, employed 91,000
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Rumors Swirl Over Iran’s New Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei’s Injuries and Whereabouts
As U.S. and Israeli military operations against Iran continue to escalate, multiple
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Compiled by Vision Times Staff On March 7, during an event held at the June Fourth Memorial Museum in Los Angeles, Arthur Liu (Liu Jun), the father of Olympic figure skating champion Alysa Liu (Liu Meixian), shared the personal story behind his daughter’s success as an elite athlete. Speaking before
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Expensive Everyday Products You Don’t Need: Affordable Alternatives That Work Just as Well
Many everyday products come with a wide range of prices. Sometimes the difference between a premium item and a budget alternative can be tenfold—or even more. Yet in many cases, the underlying ingredients or functions are nearly identical. The price gap often reflects branding, packaging design, and marketing rather than
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Using Your Phone in Bed? Three Ways It Can Harm Your Eyes
Surveys show that more than 80 percent of people use their phones before going to sleep. Even when
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Of Body and Mind: The Medicinal and Philosophical Wonders of Avicenna
In 996 AD, the sultan who ruled the city of Bukhara fell terribly ill, with an ailment that
A single bowl of sesame-filled tangyuan can contain more than 20 grams of sugar and as many calories as a full bowl of white rice. For anyone managing diabetes, high blood pressure, or a sensitive stomach, the Lantern Festival's signature dessert is a reliable source of blood sugar spikes, bloating,
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Origins of Tea in China: From Shennong’s Legend to Lu Yu’s Classic of Tea
Chinese legend holds that Shennong, the ancient ruler revered as a founder of agriculture and medicine, once tasted
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Traditional Tips for Better Liver Health
The liver is quiet. Unlike the stomach, intestine, or even heart, that may sound the alarm when stressed,
By Meng Hao, Vision Times The U.S.-based Shen Yun Performing Arts, which tours globally each year showcasing traditional Chinese culture, has recently faced a surge of violent threats spearheaded by Beijing. According to Chinese human rights lawyer Wu Shaoping, the incidents bear the hallmarks of terrorism and reflect an escalation
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Takuya Kimura Withdraws from Hong Kong Film Amid Japan-China Tensions
On March 6, 2026, Takuya Kimura, known as the “King of Japan,” was scheduled to return to the
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The Lantern Festival in Chinese History: Ritual Origins, Imperial Celebrations, and Folk Traditions from Zhou to Qing
The Lantern Festival falls on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. This year it lands on