Otherworldly Fraud China When sending cash to ancestors, beware the growing market of unauthorized and potentially hazardous spirit money.
Teacher’s CCTV Interview Draws Criticism Taiwan Teacher faces backlash after criticizing Taiwan’s president on Chinese state TV, prompting official scrutiny of her position.
Painting Macau Red Macau Education chief reveals Macau intensifying patriotic education for youth through “red tourism” trips and initiatives aligned with Xi Jinping’s concerns.
Goodbye, Golden Opportunity Taiwan Denied entry: American YouTuber LeLe Farley barred from Taiwan after violating visa rules with paid TV appearances.
A Tattle Page for Taiwan China China launches website for citizens to report “Taiwan independence activities,” receiving hundreds of tips targeting Taiwanese officials within hours, according to state media.
Eyes on the Quake Zone China, Myanmar, Taiwan As Myanmar’s devastated earthquake region remains closed to most journalists, a seasoned correspondent from Taiwan shares how disaster coverage unfolds under military rule.
Pushing “Peaceful Unification” in Malaysia China, Malaysia The Malaysian One China Peaceful Unification Promotion Association (馬來西亞一中和平統一促進會) defended itself against accusations of spreading communist ideology after coming under police investigation, Malaysiakini reported. The organization is modeled after China’s Council for the Promotion of Peaceful National Reunification, which oversees over 200 similar chapters in 91 countries as part of the CCP’s United Front Work Department (UFWD) […]
Paper Signals China, Hong Kong As Beijing tightens its grip on Hong Kong, the newspapers that matter have changed — and when Ta Kung Pao speaks, the city’s power brokers now listen carefully for signals from above.
