China has unveiled a new five-year plan for 2026–2030, focusing on reinforcing public legal education and advocating for the rule of law within its modernization efforts. This strategic blueprint aims …
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Taiwan has taken the step of suspending its spot market purchases of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Papua New Guinea. This decision comes in response to Papua New Guinea’s action …
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Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong is poised to deliver a strong message against China’s “provocative” maneuvers, emphasizing that Australia and its partners in the region remain undeterred. Her remarks come …
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Taiwan’s Central Election Commission has imposed new eligibility requirements for individuals born in China who wish to run for public office. Under these rules, candidates must demonstrate that their Chinese …
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Australia and Vanuatu have finalized a significant security and development agreement, aimed at enhancing cooperation between the two Pacific nations. The long-awaited pact, referred to as the Nakamal Agreement, establishes …
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Alexander Yui, Taiwan’s representative to the United States, has underscored the critical need for ongoing U.S. arms sales to bolster Taiwan’s self-defense amid increasing military pressure from China. With tensions …
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The gathering of G7 leaders in France has sparked a renewed debate over China’s potential involvement in discussions that significantly influence the global economy and international politics. Originally formed in …
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Cheng Li-wun, a prominent opposition leader from Taiwan, has expressed her readiness to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump during her forthcoming trip to the United States. Cheng highlighted her …
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The war that began seven days ago with the killing of Iran’s supreme leader has metastasized into a regional conflagration, with missiles and bombs flying across the Middle East in …
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The central challenge facing Trump’s newly launched Board of Peace can be summarized in a single sentence: Hamas still has its guns. As the board convened for its first meeting …