Will China invade Taiwan? Yes. As long as Xi Jinping is the supreme power in China, as he currently is, count on it. Why? He has repeatedly told everyone who is listening that he intends to do so. He ...

Chairman Xi Jinping is rolling out a major education program to instil required levels of loyalty within the country's ...

Xi Jinping launches a sweeping educational program within China's military to ensure top officials, accused of corruption, ...

The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) is rapidly modernizing but still lacks the joint warfare capability necessary to ...

The decision by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi on day 1 of her new job to shut down a special unit focusing on seizing ...

Amid weak government communication and a lack of transparency, renewable energy has become yet another partisan battleground ...

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te’s narrow victory in the 2024 elections comes under the shadow of Beijing’s aggression, a ...

The anti-corruption team is interrogating a former municipal officer after his remand was obtained. The team arrested Mujeebur Rehman Shami on suspicion of corruption, transferred him to ...

The Taiwan Policy Centre argues that it is time for the UK government to rationalize ... They may even be portrayed as efforts to improve democracy — making the judiciary more efficient, combating ...

MANILA, Philippines — A congressman from Mindanao has filed House Bill (HB) 1211, or the proposed Death Penalty for Corruption Act, which seeks to revive capital punishment, specifically ...

Alarm bells rang on Wednesday with news that undersea cables connecting Taiwan with the Matsu Islands had been damaged. Taiwanese authorities said the incident may have resulted from natural decay.

TAIPEI -- Taiwan's remaining undersea cable link to the Matsu Islands near China was completely disconnected early Wednesday, the government said, adding to a string of such issues and raising ...