The Chinese military announced Monday that it would conduct a series of Justice Mission 2025 live-fire drills around Taiwan. China’s army, navy, air
TikTok Signs Deal to Sell U.S. Entity
The many months of uncertainty about TikTok’s fate in the U.S. seems to be coming to a close. Axios is reporting that TikTok CEO Shou Chew sent a memo
Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant Could be Restarted Two Times Faster Than the Taiwan Government is Projecting, Expert Says
Last spring Taiwan shut down its last remaining nuclear reactor at the Maanshan power plant, finally achieving the “nuclear-free homeland” that the
China Will Struggle to Manage Blame for the Hong Kong Fire
No one is quite sure yet what exactly the fire at Wang Fuk Court has revealed about Hong Kong’s political system. Chinese media has decried the
Legal Recourse Fails Residents Before Deadly Hong Kong Fire
Read the first article in this series to learn about the erosion of local accountability in Tai Po in the absence of a democratically elected district
Before Hong Kong Fire, Beijing’s Influence Eroded Local Accountability
In the aftermath of the Wang Fuk Court fire, Hong Kong’s deadliest in decades, the Chinese authorities have warned citizens not to speak about the
Cardinal Zen Appeals Conviction in Charity Trial
A 93-year-old Catholic cardinal, an academic, a Cantopop singer and two former lawmakers sought justice at an appellate court in Hong Kong last
Contractor Issued Cease-and-Desist Letter to Silence Worried Residents Months Before Deadly Hong Kong Fire
On March 18, the contractor performing renovations on the Wang Fuk Court apartment complex in Hong Kong sent a cease-and-desist letter to residents
Taiwan Tech Update: December 1, 2025
Semiconductors Taiwanese semiconductor giant TSMC had somewhat of a tumultuous month in November. Taiwan prosecutors initiated a probe into former
Chinese State-Backed Accounts Unmasked on X
Social media platform X, formerly Twitter, launched a new feature this week that fights disinformation by revealing the true locations of user
Hasan Piker Markets the Chinese Communist Party to His Millions of Followers
Hasan Piker is normally an impulsive, off-the-cuff speaker. He has to be, given that he livestreams his political commentary every day for upwards of
China’s Immigration Policy Is Opening Up in Theory But Is It in Practice?
On October 1, just over a week after President Donald Trump announced that his administration will impose a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa