A student group that has actively participated in the ongoing Hong Kongprotests against an extradition bill is urging for international support. At a press conference on Aug. 15, Hong Kong Higher Institutions International Affairs Delegation, a task force […]
Hundreds of hospital workers from Ruttonjee and Tang Shiu Kin hospitals in Hong Kong staged another sit-in outside Ruttonjee Hospital on Aug. 14 in support of the anti-extradition protesters and condemning the brutality of the […]
Taiwanese prosecutors indicted six members of the Chinese Unity Promotion Party (CUPP), a pro-Beijing organization, including its president, for accepting undeclared funds from China among other violations. Taipei’s District Prosecutors charged Chang An-le, the president […]
In a raucous press conference in the morning on Aug. 13, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam was criticized by a reporter for evading a question about the withdrawal of the now-suspended extradition bill. “In terms of withdrawing the […]
A female medic was shot in the eye with a pellet round during a standoff between Hong Kong demonstrators and police on Aug. 11. Soon after, Chinese state media began spreading false information about the incident to stoke mainland […]
An accelerating arms race will determine the contest for strategic primacy between the United States and China. Perceptions of American weakness could tempt China to risk war. At stake is whether future generations benefit from a prevailing liberal […]
The world largely remains unaware of the extent of the many human rights violations that North Korean women face. Forced abortions upon women repatriated from China and the demand by guards of bribes from female […]
Taiwan’s presidential election in 2020 is set to be a showdown between Tsai Ing-wen and Han Kuo-yu. For the pan-Green coalition, it is a stroke of luck that Han, the most pro-China of the Kuomintang (KMT) candidates, […]
Hundreds of thousands took to the streets in Hong Kong in the afternoon of Aug. 3 in another peaceful protest against the now-suspended extradition bill. Violent confrontations between police and protesters broke out in the evening, with […]
It is well known that Hong Kong citizens’ first wave of mass emigration to western countries occurred during the late 1980s to the early 1990s, before the former British colony was returned to China in […]
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