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India, Japan Sign Maritime Pact as US Uncertainty and China Threat Drive Closer Naval Cooperation
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China’s Youth Unemployment Rate Rises to 17.9% as Graduates Flood Job Market
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Understanding the Changing Political Economy and Rare Earth Surge on Myanmar’s Eastern Borders: An Interview With Sai Hor Hseng
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Chinese Nationals Slip Into Taiwan Undetected, Raising Security Concerns
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Torrential Rains Swamp Shanghai, Flooding Homes and Businesses Across the City
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Chinese State TV Airs Rocket Force Drill Targeting US Base in Okinawa
Deadly Floods Sweep Through Nepal, Killing More Than 390, Over 1,400 Still Missing
POLICY & POLITICS
- Japan’s 2026 Defense White Paper Highlights Regional Difficulties, ‘New Ways of Warfare’: Expert
- India and China’s Cartographic Struggle Deepens in Arunachal Pradesh; India Announces $5 Billion Strategic Border Railways
China Delays Chang’e-7 Mission Amidst Race for Lunar Water
Lifestyle
On Aug. 25, renowned Chinese artist Gao Zhen, known internationally for his evocative works satirizing former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Mao Zedong, was sentenced to three years in prison by a Chinese court. The case has drawn “significant concerns” from the U.S. State Department. Gao, 70, is a longtime
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Hegseth’s Army Shake-Up Leaves Key Senior Positions Vacant as US Faces New Battlefield Threats
A series of firings and leadership disputes involving Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
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Canada Retaliates Against US Tariffs, Imposes Duties of Up to 50% on $20 Billion in American Goods
Canada announced a new round of retaliatory tariffs on Tuesday, Aug. 25,
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Investigation Uncovers Chinese Military Links in VA-Funded Medical Research
By Li Xin, Vision Times A probe into U.S. Department of Veterans
- NYC Launches ‘Renew Crew’ to Bring Faster Repairs and Better Parks to New Yorkers
- Changchun Falun Gong Practitioner Speaks Out in New York Over Reported Arrests
- Turning Challenges Into Opportunity: Dilcia Torres Advocates for Families With Special Needs
- Brotherhood Winery: America’s Oldest Winery Still Pours a Story of Innovation and Community
- Why Washington DC Has a Trove of Advantages for Solo Travelers
- New Jersey Strikes 5,100 Registrations From Voter Rolls in Wake of Software Error
- FBI Files Reveal Fang Fang’s Sexual Relationship With Eric Swalwell and Political Influence Efforts
- NYC Opens Registration for Remembrance Ruck Honoring Post-9/11 Veterans
- US-Canada Trade Talks Collapse as 50% Tariffs Take Effect
Typhoon Saudel battered Japan’s Okinawa and Amami islands with destructive winds, widespread power outages and major flight disruptions before moving into the East China Sea, according to reporting by Reuters and The Associated Press. The powerful storm is now bearing down on eastern China, where authorities are warning of torrential
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Thousands Gather in Guizhou as Villagers Push Back Against Mandatory Cremation
On Aug. 20, thousands of villagers gathered in China's southwestern Guizhou Province to escort the body of an
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Does the Old Saying ‘Real Poverty Is Easy, but Fake Wealth Is Hard to Bear’ Hold Up?
The folk saying goes that real poverty is easy to live with while fake wealth is hard to
According to an Aug. 24 report by The Korea Times, cabbage wholesalers in Kangbao County, Zhangjiakou, Hebei Province, China, reportedly dipped cabbage roots in a formaldehyde solution before loading the produce onto trucks to extend its shelf life. The incident has quickly raised food-safety concerns. The South Korean government has
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US State Department Says China Threat to Taiwan Has ‘Grown Considerably,’ Welcomes Defense Budget Above 3% of GDP
Taiwan’s Executive Yuan recently approved its proposed 2027 central government budget, with
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Taiwan Condemns ‘Sun Yat-sen Lecture’ in Thailand as CCP United Front Platform
Taiwan’s Representative Office in Thailand issued a statement on Friday, Aug. 21,
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UAE Imposes Trade Embargo on Iran, Threatening Tehran’s Key Economic Lifeline
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has halted all financial and commercial transactions
- Taiwan Builds Civil Defense Network Amid Rising Threat From Beijing
- Witnessing Miracles and Enduring Trials Without Regret: Artist Liu Yong’s Journey of Faith
- Mexico’s President Says She Practices a Chinese Qigong Discipline, Hopes to Set Up National Qigong Federation
- Can Moonlight Make a Rainbow? The Rare ‘Moonbow’ Appears in the Night Sky
- Russians Pull Billions From Banks as War Costs Fuel Fears of Asset Seizures
- Uganda Rejects Taiwan Passport Holders at the Border
- Escape from Germany: Einstein’s Political Instincts During the Nazi Era
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By Lu Yixin, Vision Times China's once-booming film and television industry has fallen on hard times, with declining production, retreating investment, and the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) leaving actors and crew members struggling to find work or remain employed at all. On Aug. 19, prominent Chinese talent manager
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Al Manakeesh – The Road Home Begins with Za’atar
Sometimes the road home begins with a single bite. It starts with flat warm dough beneath the fingertips, za’atar stirred into olive oil and sesame seeds releasing their perfume in the oven. These familiar flavors inspired Mohammad Atieh and his brother-in-law, chef Alaa Al Darhamda, to create Al Manakeesh —
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What ‘Drink’ Is Being Sold in Yao Wenhan’s ‘Selling Drinks’? A Lesson in Chinese Tea Culture
Selling Drinks (賣漿圖) by the Qing dynasty painter Yao Wenhan is a celebrated Qianlong-era copy of an older
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5 Home-Style Dishes That Nourish Gently and Are Simple to Make
Once the Start of Autumn (立秋, Liqiu) arrives, a thread of coolness comes with it. That is right:
For Vanessa Andronico, raising twin sons with autism has been a journey of challenges, sacrifices, and meaningful moments of joy. Her story reflects the experiences of many caregivers who work every day to support their loved ones while finding strength along the way. Vanessa’s twin boys are now 19 years
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Travel Now, Pay for Years: The Hidden Cost of Vacation Debt
Yahoo reported on July 24 that although travel costs have continued to rise in recent years, Americans’ enthusiasm
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Five Ways to Make the Summer Heat at Home More Bearable
Keeping a home cool in summer doesn't always require lowering the thermostat. In many cases, small changes in
For nearly two years, the critically acclaimed Shen Yun Performing Arts has faced intense scrutiny following a series of reports by The New York Times (NYT) claiming abusive working conditions, inadequate medical treatment, and possible violations involving young performers. Now, findings from the New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL)
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Behind the Stage: How One Shen Yun Family Balances Art, Faith, and Education
For Shen Yun conductor Li Xuan and her husband Peter, art is more than a profession. It has
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Chinese Comedian Under Probe After Altering ‘Red Classic’ Song on Stage
Well-known Chinese comedian Guo Degang (郭德纲), founder of the popular Deyun Society (德云社), has found himself in hot