CHINA

By Reuters TAIPEI—Lithuania’s new representative office in Taiwan has already effectively begun operations though its physical location is still being fitted out, a senior Taiwanese diplomat said on Tuesday. The Chinese communist regime,…

By Cathy He The former head of security at Twitter was told earlier this year by the U.S. government that there was at least one agent of China’s top intelligence agency, the Ministry of State Security…

By Lily Zhou A Chinese police bureau has set up dozens of “service stations” overseas, including three in the UK and one in Ireland, according to a new report. The report, published on…

By Sophia Lam The tragic death of a 17-month-old boy in Yining city last month has caused outrage on Chinese social media. The boy’s father accused the local hospitals of negligence,…

By Victoria Kelly-Clark The Chinese Ambassador to Australia has explained that Taiwanese who seek independence would be punished if China took control of the area. Ambassador Xiao Qian said that the…

By Aldgra Fredly Palau’s president vowed on Sept. 11 that the Pacific nation will maintain diplomatic ties with Taiwan despite growing concerns over attempts by the Beijing regime and the Kremlin to change…

By Andrew Thornebrooke The Russian leadership is touting its support from Beijing this week, as leaders from the two nations prepare to meet in person for the first time since February.…

By Andrew Thornebrooke An increasing number of Americans believe that China’s communist regime considers itself to be at war with the United States, according to the results of a new national survey. Some…

By Reuters HONG KONG—Five Hong Kong speech therapists were sentenced on Saturday to 19 months in jail for conspiracy to publish “seditious” children’s books that prosecutors had deemed anti-government. The five…

By Joseph V. Micallef News Analysis On Aug. 23, the Solomon Islands advised the United States that it had issued a moratorium on port visits by foreign military vessels, pending a formal review…