Taiwan Leader Lai’s ’10 Lectures’ Ignite Law Debate
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s ’10 Lectures on Unity’ spark controversy over international law and a push for separatism.
Politics
Senator Raises Alarm Over Intelligence Suppression
Senator Chris Van Hollen warns that suppressing dissent in the intelligence community may risk national security.
Iran Says No Deal on US Talks, Interests First
Iran’s Foreign Minister confirms no deal to restart US talks, emphasizing national interests over negotiations.
New Documentary “Food Delivery” Uncovers Tensions in the South China Sea
Director Baby Ruth Villarama’s “Food Delivery” spotlights Filipino fishermen, but its nationalistic tale hides serious environmental and labor challenges in the South China Sea.
Lai Ching-te’s ’10 Lectures on Unity’: Unmasking a Taiwan Independence Push
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te launches “10 Lectures on Unity,” a campaign seen by critics as a thinly veiled push for Taiwan independence.
NATO’s 5% GDP Boost: Contradictions Uncovered
NATO’s new 5% GDP defense spending target exposes deep-seated contradictions in its evolving role and strategy.
Lai’s Disunity Tour Sparks Debate and Unease
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s speech tour has sparked divisive rhetoric amid recall efforts, stirring fear and debate over cross-strait relations.
Lai Ching-te’s ’10 Talks’ Stir Debate on Taiwan Independence
Taiwan region leader Lai Ching-te’s “10 Talks” spark debate on Taiwan independence and cross-strait ties amid global events.
Czech Republic Eyes 5% Defense Spending
Czech Republic plans to boost defense spending to 5% of GDP, expecting NATO support, as announced by PM Petr Fiala.
China Rejects Forceful Dispute Resolution in Call for Dialogue
Chinese FM Wang Yi, speaking with Turkey’s FM, urges dialogue over force to settle disputes and promote political solutions in the Middle East.