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Former PLA Science Chiefs Delisted as China’s Military Crackdown Widens
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Sustaining Ties, Managing Disputes: Messages from the Xi-Modi Meeting Ahead of the Trump Summit
Beijing Pressures Washington Over Taiwan Arms Deal Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit
A whopping $14 billion arms package coupled with questions over US support for Taiwan are emerging as major points of tension ahead of the Sept. 24 meeting between the two leaders
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Survivors of Persecution Urge Trump to Raise Religious Freedom at Xi Summit
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With Roads Gone, Nepal Turns to Drones to Reach Stranded Survivors
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Exclusive: Policy Expert on How China’s DUV Lithography Breakthrough Threatens the West’s Semiconductor Monopoly
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Taiwan Seeks Tariff Protections as US Weighs New Semiconductor Duties
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China Finds New Routes Around US AI Chip Controls as Washington Moves to Close Cloud Loophole
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Melting Arctic Ice Opens Alternative Maritime Route Between Asia and Europe
Morgan Stanley Raises Taiwan’s 2026 Growth Forecast as AI Boom Accelerates
Scientists at Stanford University have grown large amounts of functioning human brain tissue inside genetically engineered mice, creating what researchers say could become a powerful new way to study neurological and psychiatric disorders. In the study, published Sept. 16 in the journal Nature, researchers transplanted laboratory-grown human cortical organoids into
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Inside Michigan State’s China Programs: From Advertising Classes to ‘Psychological Warfare’
A student entering Michigan State University’s international digital advertising program might expect
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Costco Shoppers Can Score Big Savings With New Uber Eats Deal
Costco shoppers across the United States now have another option for getting
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VA Candidate Dave Beckwith Calls for Stronger Action on Transnational Repression
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Dave Beckwith, the Republican nominee for Virginia’s 10th Congressional
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- Chinese National Charged in Michigan Over Alleged Chinese Intelligence Work
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- Chinese Renaissance Festival Brings Music, Culture and Community to Otisville
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- NYC Marks Two Decades of Research Into 9/11’s Long-Term Health Impacts
Chinese authorities have punished multiple internet users for posting unverified estimates of the death toll from the catastrophic flood and mudslide that struck the Nepal-Tibet border in late August, showcasing Beijing’s tight control and suppression of information surrounding major disasters. The Aug. 26 disaster devastated the Gyirong border crossing in
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Expert Questions Flood-Control Failures Behind China’s Guangxi Reservoir Collapse
By Li Jingru, Vision Times More than a month after the deadly collapse of the Liulan Reservoir in
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Tang Shizeng, Reporter Who Chronicled China’s Sensitive History, Dies at 65
On Aug. 23, acclaimed Chinese war correspondent and photographer Tang Shizeng, known for reporting from the Middle East
Nestled at the foot of Mount Hiei in northeastern Kyoto, Shugakuin Imperial Villa is unlike a conventional palace garden seen in other parts of Asia. Spread across roughly 545,000 square meters in Kyoto’s Sakyo Ward, the estate follows the natural contours of the Higashiyama foothills and is divided into three
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Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci Sentenced to 25 Years for War Crimes
Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci was sentenced to 25 years in prison
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‘I Felt Like I Could Breathe Free Air’: Chinese Businessman Finds Refuge in Canada
For more than a decade, Chinese businessman Li Xiaoliang had quietly prepared
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Volcano and Wildfires in Indonesia Shroud Southeast Asia as Air Quality Falls to Hazardous Levels
As widespread forest fires rage across Indonesia, the seasonal haze has returned
- Hong Kong Judges Sentence Tiananmen Vigil Leaders to Up to Seven Years
- More Chinese Warships Pass Near Amami-Oshima as Japan Bolsters Defenses
- Beijing Steps Up Gray-Zone Operations Around Taiwan and the South China Sea
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- Taiwan Charges Seven in Alleged Organ Harvesting Trafficking Plot
- US Expands China Travel Warning Over Detentions, Exit Bans and Surveillance
- Xi’s India Visit With 400-Member BRICS Delegation Aims to Overcome ‘Deep-Seated Mistrust,’ Gain Market Access
- How Kyoto Preserved Echoes of China’s Tang-Era Civilization
- Chinese Companies Used Foreign Fronts to Enter Taiwan’s Chip Sector, Investigators Say
Former Olympic champion Liu Xiang has formally severed ties with the Shanghai Sports Bureau after an 11-year post-retirement arrangement that has now become the subject of public controversy. In a Sept. 10 Weibo post (a popular app in China), Liu said he had completed the process of leaving the state
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Taiwan Warns New China Exit Rules Could Leave Travelers ‘Unable to Get Out’
On Sept. 15, China’s new exit-entry regulations officially took effect, prompting Taiwanese officials to warn that travelers could face heightened risks including prolonged questioning, denied entry, or even being barred from leaving the country under Beijing's new blanket regulations. The new rules, issued by China’s State Council, broaden authorities’ powers
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Dining Beneath the Golden Crown, at Chada
Praonnut “Pim” Udompanit believed New York was missing something: a restaurant that presented the true essence of Thailand
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Chinese Authorities Issue Heavy Fines Over Guo Degang’s Altered ‘Red Classic’
Chinese authorities have imposed hefty penalties on the companies involved in a performance by renowned comedian Guo Degang
For Jing Chen, tea is more than a beverage. It is a way to slow down, reconnect with ourselves, and create meaningful moments with the people around us. Chen began studying tea in 2017 after discovering a tea house that grew and processed its own wild-grown tea. She was drawn
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For Powerful Traditional Remedies, Know and Grow Medicinal Herbs (T) Tulsi
I first discovered tulsi quite by accident. I had ordered some bulk chamomile for those in my family
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Raising Twin Sons with Autism: Vanessa Andronico’s Journey of Love, Strength and Hope
For Vanessa Andronico, raising twin sons with autism has been a journey of challenges, sacrifices, and meaningful moments
Located in the heart of Paris, the Opéra Garnier is no ordinary theater. It is a timeless work of art that has endured through the ages. Beyond its visual splendor, it has long been the center of the history of opera and ballet, a cultural landmark of international standing as
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Shen Yun-Inspired Art Exhibition Extended Through Sept. 30 in Middletown
A Shen Yun-inspired art exhibition celebrating the 20th anniversary of Shen Yun Performing Arts has been extended through
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The Palestinian Story, Told Through Its Table
Imagine a Palestinian family table. At its center are dishes meant for sharing: warm bread, bowls of olives,