The Philippines buys radar systems from Japan. Why the deal is a significant landmark.

Once again, don’t believe facile Western media: he changed Japan and the region for the better

The scary answer is new information suggests China has a plan the US and Taiwan can’t match.

America’s corporate media take millions in ad dollars from China — a country behind closed doors they compare to Nazi Germany.

The mega corporations that own them have all made tens of billions off America’s failed China policies.

Three former KMT legislative aides stand accused of spying for China.

Traitors selling out for China’s cash are a problem everywhere, but in Taiwan, it’s an existential threat.

After saying its draconian national security law would only target violent offenders, China arrests Jimmy Lai, publisher of Hong Kong’s last pro-democracy newspaper.

Proving once again you can’t trust anything the Chinese Communist Party says.

Time running out for Chinese apps in America

Why does Hollywood hate Donald Trump?

Because he threatens the lucrative business of making movies that cater to the values of China rather than Middle America.

What do they tell us about shifting global alliances at the start of a new Cold War?

America’s two “indispensable allies” in East Asia again focus on each other rather than China.

Elite politicians outside America are also bought and paid for by China.

The damage done to their countries’ interests may be even worse.

With Hong Kong’s Pan-Democrats on verge of an historic election win, Beijing’s stooges want to postpone the vote.

As torrential rains wreak havoc across China, experts warn the world’s largest dam could collapse at Three Gorges.

After the Tienanmen Massacre, American politicians normalized the Butchers of Beijing for cash.
No one more than Joe Biden - the man who wants to be the next President.

The Trump Administration closes what it calls the epicenter of China’s spying.

Beijing rushes to burn the evidence in its Houston consulate.

But would Joe Biden, Beijing’s best friend in DC, continue it?

That’s the dilemma for countries in the region.

Russia and Turkey usually downplay clashes between Christian Armenia and Muslim Azerbaijan. What could make this time different?

Western “academics” normalized the Butchers of Beijing after Tienanmen Square for cash. Now they’re letting the People’s Republic dictate how China is taught on campus.

The New York Times is pretty sure it’s a threat to the regime. What’s the reality?

China’s hunt for bargains eases Turkey’s foreign reserves crisis. But is it a very mixed blessing?