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Japan’s Matcha Crisis: How a 170% Price Surge Exposed the Fragility of a Centuries-Old Industry

Aging Farmers, Shrinking Harvests, and a TikTok-Fueled Boom Are Colliding in Kyoto's Tea Fields

Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years as Beijing ‘Settles Scores’ in Hong Kong
Six Years After Li Wenliang’s Death, Overseas Chinese Rally in New York for CCP Accountability

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Takaichi Victory Signals Closer Taiwan–Japan Ties

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Why You Have Too Much Stuff, and 5 Ways to Effectively Declutter Your Life

The New World Order Taking Shape as Middle Powers Scramble Between the US and China

By Dongfang As the post-WWII international order fractures under pressure from Washington's "America First" tariffs and Beijing's aggressive bid for global influence, middle powers from Europe to East Asia are racing to build new coalitions. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has emerged as the most vocal champion of this middle-power

Eileen Gu and Alysa Liu at the Center of a Growing US-China Identity Clash at the 2026 Winter Olympics

A leaked Beijing municipal budget showing millions of dollars paid to American-born

Trump Urges Zelensky to Accelerate Peace Talks with Russia or Risk Missing Diplomatic Window

By Gao Yun U.S. President Donald Trump spoke to reporters on the

Trump to Visit Beijing in April to Address $1 Trillion Trade Gap

According to Benzinga, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently confirmed that U.S.

Trump Says Iran Has Been Hard‑Bargaining in Nuclear Talks, Warns ‘Fear’ May Be Necessary

Code Pink Accused of Ties to CCP Influence Network in House GOP Investigation

NY Mayor Issues Proclamation Welcoming Shen Yun Back to Lincoln Center

CIA Recruitment Tape Targets China’s Officer Corps Amid Power Struggle in Beijing

Winter FancyFaire 2026 Sets the Stage for Emerging Food Brands & New Trends

French Judge’s Scores Spark Controversy at 2026 Winter Olympics Ice Dance

US Deploys Second Aircraft Carrier to Middle East as Iran Tensions Escalate

OpenAI Warns Congress That DeepSeek Is Illegally ‘Distilling’ US AI Models

Forbes Releases ‘Top 250 Living Innovators’ List as US Nears 250th Anniversary

Xi Jinping’s Military Deputy Visits Beijing Garrison to Quell Unrest as Troops Circulate Anti-Xi Slogan

By Li Deyan Zhang Shengmin, one of two vice chairmen of China's Central Military Commission, the country's top military command body, visited the Beijing Garrison Command in the days before Chinese New Year 2026, delivering a speech heavy on loyalty demands and stability rhetoric that, according to multiple overseas Chinese

A World War II Love Letter Hidden in a Vinyl Record Resurfaced 70 Years Later

In 2015, a handwritten letter from a 20-year-old soldier serving under General George S. Patton fell out of a secondhand vinyl record sleeve in Colorado. The letter's author, Bill Moore, was 90 years old when reporters returned the letter to him. His wife, Bernadean, the woman he had written to

Overseas Hong Kong Groups Express Fear as Canada Signs Agreement with Chinese Police

On Feb. 12, ten Hong Kong diaspora organizations from Canada, the United

Singapore Retains World’s Strongest Passport; Taiwan Jumps to 32nd

The latest 2026 Henley Passport Index ranking was released today. Among 199

Japan’s Snap Election Victory Shows the Limits of China’s Economic Coercion

By Jinhuasan Takaichi's supermajority win reshapes Japan's political map Philip Luck, director

Japan Won’t Return to Militarism: Its Wartime Ideology Came From French Philosophy, Not Conservatism

Pictish Beasts and the Origins of Scotland’s Water Spirits

UK Government Condemns Threats Against Shen Yun, Issues Firm Response

Takaichi’s Rise: How Matsushita, Abe, and Lee Teng-hui Shaped Japan’s First Woman Prime Minister

South Korea’s Former President Yoon Suk Yeol Faces Death Penalty as Insurrection Trial Reaches Climax

Constitutional Change Back on the Table as Japan Moves Toward a New Security Era

Artificial Intelligence Disrupts Business Models and Tech Markets

Japan’s Takaichi to Meet Trump as She Pushes Alliance Expansion and Constitutional Revision

Japan’s Election Rebukes Beijing, Leaving Xi Jinping Facing Seven Strategic Dead Ends

The NGA Show 2026 Highlights the Future of Independent Grocery Retail

LAS VEGAS, Nevada — As the grocery industry continues to evolve under economic pressure, shifting consumer habits, and rapid technological change, independent retailers are charting a distinct path forward. At this year's NGA Show 2026, organized by the National Grocers Association, thousands of independent grocers, wholesalers, and suppliers gathered in

How to Cook Crown Daisy Properly: Preserve the Nutrients and Aroma of the ‘Emperor’s Vegetable’
In many households, crown daisy goes straight into a rolling hot pot, left to simmer in spicy broth until the leaves turn limp and dark. Some food writers and traditional diet advocates say that approach defeats the point. Known in Chinese as tonghao and historically called the “Emperor’s Vegetable,” crown

The Weight of a Wedding: What Was Lost Between ‘Bow to Heaven and Earth’ and ‘I Do’?

By Chen Jing In the worldview of the ancients, anything called a “ritual” was never performed solely for human purposes. A wedding, as one of the traditional “Five Rites” of life, was above all a solemn dialogue — between human beings and Heaven and Earth, between humans and the divine,

As Mao Waged War, Chiang Kai-Shek Moved to Preserve China’s Traditional Heritage

When then-leader Mao Zedong unleashed the brutality and chaos of the Cultural Revolution in 1966, along with the violent “Destroy the Four Olds” campaign that devastated China’s historical and cultural inheritance, Chiang Kai-shek was pursuing a much different project across the Taiwan Strait: A state-led revival of traditional Chinese heritage.