A mass protest erupts in southwestern China, as thousands demand justice for a teenage girl. What sparked the outrage, and what are the latest developments?
India rolls out the red carpet for the Philippines’ president, stepping up defense ties in the South China Sea. The five-day state visit features missile deals, joint drills, and a new strategic partnership.
The United States is fighting back, announcing new rules for drone operations to counter China’s growing dominance in the skies. “The problem with that is we’re turning over our skies to one of our main adversaries,” Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said.
Oklahoma is pushing back against threats from foreign adversaries—especially the Chinese Communist Party. Gov. Kevin Stitt shares his views with The Epoch Times.
- Mass Protest Erupts in China Over School Bullying
- Philippines, India Deepen Ties With More Supersonic Missiles
- US Proposes New Rules to Speed Drone Deployments
- Oklahoma Takes On Communist China
- Former UK Prime Minister Slams China’s Bullying of Taiwan
- Taiwan Detains 3 for Stealing Top Chip Secrets
- Doctors Rally Against Forced Organ Harvesting
- Japan Strikes $6.5 Billion Deal to Build Frigates for Australia