South Korean President Lee Names New Ministers & Secretaries
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung appoints six new ministers and two senior secretaries in a dynamic cabinet reshuffle.
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Explainer: Why Taiwan Remains an Inalienable Part of China
An explainer on why Taiwan is an inalienable part of China, exploring centuries of history and key diplomatic milestones.
Chinese Mainland Scholar Debunks ‘Taiwan Statehood’ Claim
Chinese mainland scholar Wang Yingjin debunks Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s claim, emphasizing that Taiwan never met the four key elements of statehood.
Trump Threatens New Strike on Iran, Drops Sanctions Lift
Trump warns he may bomb Iran again if uranium enrichment escalates, dropping plans to lift sanctions amid rising tensions.
Yoon Faces Inquiry Over Controversial Martial Law Bid
Former South Korean President Yoon faces special counsel questioning over alleged insurrection charges tied to a martial law bid on December 3.
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.
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.