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Toronto Attack on Falun Gong Practitioner Draws Calls for Federal Scrutiny
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Man Assaults Falun Gong Practitioner Outside Toronto Chinese Consulate, Threatens to Have Her Shot
Xi-Trump Summit Extends Trade Truce and Cuts Tariffs, But Leaves Key Issues Unresolved
While the US and Chinese leaders struck some deals, they did not reach an understanding on Taiwan or the supply of rare earth metals and other critical goods
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Alleged Chinese Agent Wanying Zhang’s Luxury Lifestyle Exposed After Arrest in Taiwan Surveillance Case
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Taiwan Eyes Tougher Anti-Infiltration Laws After China-Linked Surveillance Arrest
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Chinese Woman Allegedly Spying on Taiwan President’s Son Arrested in California
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Cambodia’s Park No. 8 Offers Rare Look Inside Southeast Asia’s Scam Industry
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US Senate Passes Bipartisan Bill Targeting Forced Organ Harvesting in China
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Falun Gong Practitioners Call for End to Persecution During Xi Visit
Another Flash Flood Devastates Nepal, Damaging Homes, Bridges, and Hydropower Projects
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a statewide disaster emergency on Oct. 5 as health officials reported a sharp increase in measles infections, particularly in rural communities with low vaccination rates. According to the governor's executive order, New York recorded 108 confirmed measles cases as of Oct. 3, including seven
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Chinese Militia Vessel Spotted Off Taiwan’s Pacific Coast in First Known Sighting
A Chinese fishing vessel identified as part of Beijing’s maritime militia was
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US Offers $10 Million Reward for Chinese Hacker Allegedly Linked to China’s Intelligence Agencies
The U.S. State Department is offering a reward of up to $10
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The New Chester Diner Family Restaurant: Building a Family Business, One Customer at a Time
For Marco Matute, owning a restaurant is about more than serving food.
- CDC to Monitor Siberia Travelers Following Death at Russian Plague Institute
- Taiwan’s Defense-Tech Role Comes Into Focus During Tsai Ing-wen’s Stanford Visit
- Major DOJ Denaturalization Push Includes 2 Defendants Tied to China
- Former Hochul Aide Linda Sun Hit With 20th Charge Ahead of Retrial
- Passage of S.4009 Opens Door to Sanctions Over Forced Organ Harvesting
- Ford CEO Warns US Against Repeating Europe’s Mistakes With Chinese Automakers
- ‘Start With the End in Mind:’ Stephanie Fort on Financial Planning for Caregivers
- Arts & Culture Festival Brings Cultures Together in Middletown
- Huawei Trial Puts Meng Wanzhou’s Iran Disclosures Back Under Scrutiny
The European Parliament on Oct. 7 adopted a recommendation opposing Beijing’s attempts to restrict Taiwan’s international participation and urging stronger economic and technological cooperation with the island. The measure passed by 454 votes to 86, with 110 abstentions, Agence Europe reported. The recommendation on EU–China political relations reaffirms that the
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Former Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen: Restraint Should Not Be Mistaken for Weakness
Former Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen urged political restraint, democratic unity, and a measured approach to relations with China
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Huawei-JAC Luxury Vehicle Hit by Safety Concerns After Brake Brackets Fail
A newly-launched luxury vehicle developed by Huawei and JAC Motors has come under fire after three vehicles suffered
A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Panama on Friday, Oct. 9, damaging buildings, disrupting transportation, and prompting tsunami warnings across parts of Central and South America. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the earthquake struck at a depth of approximately 12.6 kilometers (7.8 miles), with its epicenter near Pitaloza Arriba
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High-Stakes UN General Assembly Closes After Week of Tense Crises Talks
The 81st United Nations (UN) General Assembly brought world leaders to New
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Lee Cheng-hsiu Seeks Court Injunction After Being Ruled Ineligible to Run for Mayor
The Hsinchu County Election Commission ruled on Oct. 7 that Lee Cheng-hsiu,
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South African Jurist Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for Defending International Law
South African jurist and former United Nations human rights chief Navanethem “Navi”
- Japan Considers Studying Acquisition of Nuclear-Powered Submarines
- Chinese Military Media Threatens Taiwan TV Host Over Election Appearance, Raising Interference Concerns
- European Parliament Takes Tougher Stance on China Over Espionage, Trade and Support for Russia
- Former German Spy Chief Arrested in Espionage Scandal Involving 2,000 Secret Documents
- Canada’s $29 Million Foreign Influence Registry Faces Scrutiny After China-Linked Filing Disappears
- Hong Kong Gang Member Indicted in Attack on Akio Yaita as Taiwan Warns of Cross-Border Repression
- Taiwan Backs Film Distributor Facing Alleged CCP Transnational Repression Over State Organs Documentary
- Toronto Holds International Initiative Seminar Focusing on Human Rights and Transnational Repression
- From China to Canada: How the Forced Demolition of a Family Home Sparked Political Defiance
I remember smelling the aroma of makloubeh before I remember seeing it: onions browning beside the meat, eggplant turning golden in the pan, and a pot of broth gently simmering with cinnamon and bay leaves. Long before dinner, our noses knew what was coming. The name makloubeh means “upside down.”
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Beijing Pressure Campaign Targets Taiwanese Entertainers and Media Figures
Taiwan security officials are warning that Beijing is widening political pressure beyond elected officials to include entertainers and media executives with business interests in China, following separate attacks this week on television host Kevin Tsai and media executive Wang Ling-lin. The incidents come as Taiwan heads deeper into its 2026
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Salumeria Rosi – A Place at Andrew’s Table
Before Salumeria Rosi's owner Andrew Loscalzo knew the language of restaurants, he knew the rhythm of his nonna’s
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Rewind – Where Memories Are Recorded, and Played Back
Once, a speakeasy might have required a whispered password and a face appearing at a small window. Rewind
You’re busy, overworked, stressed. Sometimes you hardly notice what you are eating — or who is sitting across the table. With today’s hectic lifestyle, no one can blame you for rushing through your meals; but did you know that you can only make the most of your meal when you
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Finally, a Digestive Biscuit That Actually Does the Job – Recipe
If you’re an explorative eater, you’ve probably encountered digestive biscuits at some point in your life. These plain,
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Finding Balance in a Cup of Tea: Jing Chen on Wellness, Family and the Art of Slowing Down
For Jing Chen, tea is more than a beverage. It is a way to slow down, reconnect with
In traditional Japanese culture, purple holds a very special place. This beautiful color was not only appreciated in nature and glorified in art, it was a sign of power and status, associated with the highest levels of society. What makes purple so important? To understand purple’s prestigious place in Japan,
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Sanskrit on the Northern Branch of the Silk Road: Turfan Oasis Settlements of Khocho, Yarkhoto, Murtuk, Sengim, and Toyok
In history, an oasis called Turfan existed, fed by underground water from the Tianshan Mountains, in what’s today
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The Legend of the Rabbit in the Moon
When Japanese people look at the moon, they often imagine a rabbit. Around the time of the Mid-Autumn