Why Return to Taiwan to Campaign? Hu Zhang Yanyan: Grateful for the Education of the Republic of China
In recent years, the Taiwanese diaspora in the United States has remained deeply engaged with the political landscape of Taiwan,…
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Taiwan Communist Party Chairman Lin De-wang Arrested for Involvement in Chinese Funded Village Chief Candidacy
In a recent development, Lin De-wang, the chairman of the Taiwan People’s Communist Party, faces serious allegations concerning his participation…
Rebroadcast: Changes in Israeli Politics as Eisenkot receives Authorization to Form a Government
On November 8th, 2026, Israeli President Isaac Herzog officially authorized Gadi Eisenkot, the leader of the opposition party Yashar and…
Saudi Oil Giant’s Building Damaged by Missile Debris
Saudi Arabia has reported that it successfully intercepted missiles targeting its capital, Riyadh, and other locations on Sunday. Debris from…
U.S. Think Tank: CCP Suspected of Conducting Secret Military Drills Simulating Isolation of Taiwan
A recent report published by the American think tanks, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) and the American…
Inside Story: Zhang Youxia’s Resistance Against Xi – Reasons for Not Wanting to Attack Taiwan
A recent disclosure by an insider close to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) indicates that the dismissal of Zhang Youxia,…
Concerns Rise as China’s Cross-Border Anti-Corruption Campaign Becomes a Tool for Power Struggles and Purges
On November 6, the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress of China passed a new law titled the “Anti-Cross-Border…
New Zealand Election: Governing Coalition Holds Slim Majority, Cabinet Formation Remains Uncertain
On Saturday, November 7, New Zealand held its parliamentary elections, and initial counting of the votes indicates that the government…
Joshua Wong Sentenced to 10 Years; Hong Kong’s Democratic Movement Faces Crisis
On November 5, 2026, Joshua Wong, a prominent pro-democracy activist in Hong Kong, was sentenced to ten years in prison…
Houston Mayor Orders Police to Reduce Collaboration with ICE
On November 6, Houston’s Mayor John Whitmire signed an executive order aimed at limiting cooperation between the local police department…