What a Blue Wave Could Mean for U.S. China Policy
Democrats are still sorting out their foreign policy. In the meantime, they’ll revel in going after Trump
Investigation: How Taiwan Botched a Plan to Counter Chinese Drones
When Chinese drones buzzed the frontline island of Kinmen in 2022, Taiwan’s Defense Ministry pushed to install a counter-drone system. Four years later, it has yet to deliver
Xi Redoubles Anti-Corruption Efforts at Fifth Plenum
China’s leader continues to wield purges as a key instrument of discipline ahead of next year’s Communist Party congress
Union Leaders Appeal to Taiwan Government for Help in Micron Dispute
AI-driven profits fuel labor tensions between U.S.-based chipmaker and its Taiwanese employees
Joshua Wong Turns 30 in Prison
The pro-democracy activist, who is facing additional sentencing for ‘colluding with foreign forces,’ has been imprisoned in Hong Kong since 2020
