Singaporean Minister: Taiwan Issue to be Decided by Chinese People
Singaporean Defense Minister Chan Chun Sing stresses that resolving the Taiwan question is up to the Chinese people, urging a deeper historical perspective.
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China Urges Halt on U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan Region
China’s spokesperson Lin Jian warns that arms sales to the Taiwan region cross a critical red line in China-U.S. relations.
Beijing Warns: ‘Taiwan Independence’ Treads a Risky Path
Chinese mainland spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang warns: ‘Taiwan independence’ separatists will face dire outcomes after remarks by Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te.
U.S. Higher Ed Crisis: When Politics Clashes With Academia
U.S. higher education autonomy is challenged as political moves target Harvard and other elite universities, sparking debate on academic freedom.
S. Korea Early Voting Sees Record Turnout!
Record early voting in South Korea as young, engaged voters shape the nation’s political future.
Harvard in Trump’s Crosshairs: Culture War Ignites
Harvard finds itself targeted in Trump’s retribution, sparking a fierce culture war over DEI and traditional values.
Portugal Names Montenegro as New PM
The Portuguese president nominates Luis Montenegro as prime minister, marking a bold new chapter in the nation’s political journey.
Elon Musk Steps Down as Trump Adviser Amid Bill Clash
Billionaire Elon Musk steps down as a top adviser to President Trump amid disputes over a major spending and tax-cut bill.
Musk Critiques Trump’s Spending Plan, Exits Advisory Role
Tesla CEO Elon Musk voices disappointment over Trump’s spending plan and exits his advisory role, stirring debate in tech and politics.
Controversy Over Darwin Port: Politically Charged Move
Australia reclaims Darwin Port from Landbridge Group, sparking debate on whether the move is driven by security concerns or political motives.