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Up to 45 CCP Officials Could Face Removal as Xi’s Purges Loom Over Fifth Plenum
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Wave of Protests Sweeps Europe as Living Costs Rise and Public Anger Grows
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Exclusive Interview: Analyst on Why Rubio’s Uzbekistan Visit Matters for US Strategy in Central Asia
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Four Years After Sitong Bridge Protest, Peng Lifa Reportedly Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison
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Iran-backed Houthis Trying to Build Medium-Range Ballistic Missiles With Components From a ‘Chinese Supplier’, Investigators Say
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Canada Moves to Deport China-Born Political Donor Over Alleged War Crimes
CCP Fifth Plenum Confirms 33 Expulsions, Promotes Zhang Shengmin to Politburo
POLICY & POLITICS
- China Imposes Export Control on Tunnel Boring Machines in What Indian Expert Calls ‘Covert Trade War’
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India Accuses China of Changing Border Patrol Routines as Military ‘Face-offs’ Continue
Lifestyle
There are tastes that time cannot erase. One bite, and the years melt away, carrying us back to the familiar aromas, cherished memories, and comforting embrace of home. For Chi, who grew up in Hawaiʻi, that taste is musubi—a humble parcel of rice, savory fillings, and seaweed, reflecting the islands’
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Steve Chang Calls for Fiscal Accountability, Responsible Growth in Fairfax City Race
FAIRFAX, Virginia — As voters prepare for the Nov. 3 midterm elections,
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US and Japan Agree to Cooperate on Preventing Cyberattacks
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi have
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Bolsonaro’s Flight to US Raises Stakes in Growing Trump-Lula Political Rift
Brazil's defeated presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in Miami on Wednesday, Oct.
- US Expands Crackdown on China-Linked Criminal Networks, Charges Six Suspects in Africa
- DC Midterm Elections: Early Voting Begins as Voters Prepare to Elect New Leaders
- Mathnasium: Helping Children Build Confidence, One Success at a Time
- Anthropic Files for Potential $100 Billion IPO Amid AI Safety Concerns
- Venezuelan Opposition Leader María Corina Machado Returns Home From Exile
- China’s Organ Transplant System Lacks Oversight Under CCP Control: Report
- Pentagon Targets Rebranded Confucius Institutes as China’s Campus Influence Network Faces New Scrutiny
- Trump Admin Urges Europe to Reclaim Traditional Values, Defend Free Speech
- US-Japan Keen Sword 27 Drills Focus on Taiwan Contingency; Taiwan Welcomes Regional Cooperation
When it comes to decluttering, many people think of Japanese author Hideko Yamashita as the original guru of letting go. Yet Yamashita’s minimalist approach stems from a spiritual focus that is rooted in ancient Chinese wisdom. It is easy to get caught up in the notion that the more we
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Taiwan Tightens Election Security Amid Alleged Chinese Transnational Repression
Taiwan is strengthening security for election candidates and pursuing tougher legal safeguards against alleged Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-linked
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Taiwan’s Tang Chia-hung Wins Historic World Gymnastics Gold on Horizontal Bar
Taiwanese gymnastics reached a historic milestone in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, on Oct. 25, when Tang Chia-hung won the
Taiwanese military personnel and officials from Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense and Mainland Affairs Council have accused the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) of using Oct. 25, known as “Taiwan Retrocession Day,” to advance its claims over the self-governing island. They say Beijing is attempting to undermine the Republic of China’s
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Kevin Tsai Apologizes on Weibo; Puma Shen Calls CCP Interference Heartbreaking
Taiwanese television host Kevin Tsai appeared on Oct. 4 at the campaign
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Italy Deports Chinese Woman Accused of Spying on Dissident, Bans Her for 15 Years
Italian authorities have deported a Chinese woman accused of surveilling a dissident
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Marine Le Pen Launches 2027 Presidential Campaign as France Faces Widespread Unrest
Marine Le Pen has formally launched her fourth bid for the French
- Kim Jong Un Visits China After False Death Rumors, Meets Wang Huning
- US Think Tanks Warn Beijing May Be Targeting Puma Shen to Influence Taipei Election
- Taiwan Seeks Cross-Party Support for Anti-Infiltration Act Amendments to Counter Transnational Repression
- Taiwan Ranks Among World’s 20 Largest Economies by Purchasing Power, IMF Data Shows
- Chinese-Built Railway Scandal Fuels Political Crisis Ahead of Serbia’s Elections
- CCP Transnational Repression: Leaked Database Reportedly Lists Over 10,000 Targets
- He Left the Soviet Union to Give His Family a Better Life; His Son Then Built Google
- Taiwan Indicts Five in Alleged CCP-Linked Attack on Comedian Who Mocked Xi Jinping
- Taiwan Traces $343 Million Prince Group Money Laundering Network
There are tastes that time cannot erase. One bite, and the years melt away, carrying us back to the familiar aromas, cherished memories, and comforting embrace of home. For Chi, who grew up in Hawaiʻi, that taste is musubi—a humble parcel of rice, savory fillings, and seaweed, reflecting the islands’
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The Neural Fortress: How Your Brain Safeguards Certain Memories
Ask someone what they ate for lunch two days ago, and you’ll probably get a blank stare. Ask that same person about their first date, the song playing during a painful breakup, or where they were when a major disaster occurred, and the memories may return with remarkable clarity. Why
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Five Master Chefs Showcased Korean Seafood at NARO, Rockefeller Center
Think seaweed is just for sushi? Last month — on September 21, an extraordinary team-up at NARO in
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Wuhan Lockdown Film ‘White-Clad Heroes’ Sparks Backlash Ahead of November Release
White-Clad Heroes, a film about the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown in Wuhan, is scheduled to open in mainland China
If you ask a friend or coworker how they are doing, you will likely get the same one-word answer: “Busy!” Busyness has become the default setting of modern life. We wear our packed schedules like invisible badges of honor, competing over who gets the least sleep or has the longest
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11 Things You Didn’t Know About Luffa
If you thought luffa was simply a natural sponge, exceptional for exfoliation, think again. The luffa sponge is
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Slow Down, and Make the Most of Your Meal
You’re busy, overworked, stressed. Sometimes you hardly notice what you are eating — or who is sitting across
Soaring through the ages, the wild goose (hongyan 鸿雁) holds a legendary place in traditional Chinese culture. More than just a large migratory bird nesting by the water’s edge, this elegant creature has captivated the human heart for centuries through its disciplined nature and unbreakable bonds. Each year, as the
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4,000 Falun Gong Practitioners Form a Giant Lotus at Taipei’s Liberty Square
Under bright sunshine and temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius, more than 4,600 Falun Gong practitioners from Taiwan and
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How Napa Cabbage Became the King of Winter Vegetables in Northern China
Winters in northern China are long and cold. In the past, without temperature-controlled storage and greenhouse cultivation, fresh