Chinese Firms Use Thailand as “Back Door” to Export Drones to Russia
Despite the Chinese Communist Party’s continuous denial of providing military support to Russia, the latest evidence indicates that Thailand has…
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North China Hit by Heavy Snow and Strong Winds, Multiple Areas Closed Due to Sandstorms Blocking Sunlight.
Severe cold air swept across northern China starting from February 21st, bringing a combination of extreme weather conditions including cold…
Republican Congressional Members Urge Hochul to Join Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Program.
Several Republican congressmen in New York recently penned a joint letter to Governor Hochul, urging the state to participate in…
Trump Administration Launches New Initiative to Improve Military Food
The Trump administration is currently launching a new initiative aimed at improving the quality of food on U.S. military bases….
Taiwan Tourism Pavilion in Phoenix City Stands Out, Creating an Immersive Lunar New Year Experience
Last weekend (February 14-15), the Taiwan Tourism Bureau participated in the 2026 Phoenix Travel & Adventure Show held at the…
Governor Ho Chu announces allocation of 1.5 billion dollars to support New York City government in easing financial deficit.
New York City Mayor Mamdani, who took office earlier this year, faced a major challenge of budget deficit but has…
New Year’s Eve Gala Sparks Controversy with “Trampling Horse” Song, Highlighting Growing Discontent in Mainland China.
On the New Year’s Eve this year, a new year’s concert song called “Treading on Horses to Welcome Spring” went…
Texas Education Voucher Program Opens for Two Weeks, Receives 100,000 Applications
Texas Education Savings Account Program “TEFA” has received over 100,000 applications from families in less than two weeks since its…
US Secretary of State and Defense Secretary’s Article: Opening a New Model for Weapon Sales
The United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper co-authored an article stating that, following…
Japanese Companies to Expand Imports of Australian Rare Earths to Reduce Dependence on China
Japan’s trading company, Sojitz, is expanding the variety of rare earth elements imported from Australia. Starting in April, they will…