China’s scheme to interfere in Taiwan’s election disrupted
Taiwan’s law enforcement has recently identified and dismantled a money laundering network for alleged involvement in interfering with local elections held on November 26. Taipei Times, citing Kaohsiung police in southern Taiwan, reported that a man by the surname of Lee was allegedly the group leader and had received ...
Taiwanese colonel accepts CCP money, signs letter of allegiance
Taiwanese prosecutors are seeking a 12-year term against senior military officer Hsiang Te-en who not only accepted money to spy for China but also signed an alleged letter of surrender. According to Channel News Agency, Hsiang was recruited by a retired military officer, who is identified as Shao Weiqiang. The pair ...
Chinese police swagger down the streets of the Solomon Islands
At a time when "security" cooperation between China and the Pacific island nations, the Solomon Islands, is attracting a lot of attention, Australian Broadcasting Corporation's foreign affairs correspondent Stephen Dziedzic posted a photo on his Twitter account on Thursday, November 17. It shows uniformed Chinese policemen swaggering through the streets ...
China no longer an investment destination: Silicon Valley’s legendary investor makes a U-turn
China has left "the free market" under Xi Jinping. It is no longer a good place to make investments. That's the warning of venture capitalist Tim Draper, an early investor in Elon Musk's Tesla and SpaceX. Draper was also one of the first investors in the Chinese giant search engine Baidu ...
Semiconductor engineers flee China
China has always strived to develop its semiconductor industry, once paying 2 to 3 times higher wages to recruit a large number of Taiwanese engineers to work across the strait. However, as reported by the The New York Times, due to Chinese regime's pandemic restrictions and the impact of the ...
With a weak and untrained military, will Xi Jinping succeed in reasserting his power?
At the 20th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, Xi Jinping secured a third term as leader and also appointed new loyal members to the military leadership. The Chinese communist leader's concern to strengthen the People's Liberation Army was embodied in the speech he gave at the opening ceremony. Xi ...
Wealthy Chinese, beware!: Once the war starts, you will become Beijing’s cash machines
According to the latest news from China's Shenzhen tax authority, the tax audit will focus on individuals with high incomes and high net worth. Some senior media analysts pointed out that the CCP's 20th National Congress has established a "battle team" ready to fight anytime. As China's economic crisis and ...
A possible meeting between Xi Jinping and Japan’s Fumio Kishida at the height of tension
Japan, led by its President Fumio Kishida, has developed a series of "defense partnerships" with various Western countries to resist the outrages of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Amid an escalation of diplomatic tension, there is a strong possibility that the Japanese president will meet with his communist counterpart Xi Jinping ...
Will Xi use force against Taiwan? Experts warn about ‘Beiping Model’
When Xi Jinping inspected the Operations Command Center of the Central Military Commission on November 8, he said that "the army should concentrate all its strength on fighting, concentrate all for fighting.” This sparked speculation that the CCP was about to invade Taiwan. In a recent interview with Vision Times, ...
CCP said it helped Taiwan against climate change; Taiwan’s MOFA strongly oppose
27th U.N.'s Climate Change Conference is taking place on November 6-18 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. At this conference, a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) representative stated that it has helped Taiwan implement climate change policies. Taiwan News cited China's special envoy for climate change Xie Zhenhua, saying, "Within the policy of One ...
Chinese drones used for national holiday in Taiwan: investigation demanded
In the month of October, Taiwan celebrated its National Day with more than 500 drones flying over the accompanying the celebration. But recently a report revealed that these drones were manufactured in China. the official Lu Ming-che, exposed in Taiwan's legislature the origin of the drones and demanded an investigation ...
G-20:Great expectations for the Xi-Biden meeting:Taiwan on agenda?
Following the 20th National Congress of the CCP, where it was made clear that the CCP will not give up its desire to annex Taiwan, even if it has to use force, recent statements by U.S. President Joe Biden surprised many people. At the White House on November 9, Biden said ...
‘Taiwan is not for sale’: Taiwan’s former vice president Annette Lu to Elon Musk
On November 8, Taiwan's former Vice President Annette Lu published a strong open letter asking tycoon Elon Musk not to praise the Chinese Communist regime just to gain more wealth and fame. The letter is a direct response to statements made by the world's richest billionaire and owner of Tesla, the ...
Chinese regime threatens Lithuanian retaliation for rapprochement with Taiwan
The Chinese communist regime and Lithuania have been at odds since 2021. The regime apparently does not recognize Lithuania as an independent and democratic country, responsible for making its own decisions. In 2021, it removed some Lithuanian products from the list of authorized importers and in 2022, it went further, ...
China should worry about US launch of B-21 stealth bomber
The U.S. Air Force has confirmed that the next-generation stealth bomber is expected to be unveiled on December 2. Some analysis indicates that the B-21 will make the CCP feel very anxious. In an October 20 press release, the U.S. Air Force said it plans to unveil the bomber at ...
China’s GDP growth is the Party’s new obsession
The "zero-COVID" policy along with the real estate crisis, and restrictions from the United States and other countries, are hitting the Chinese economy hard. After the 20th Party Congress, the Chinese communist regime urgently needs to show positive economic growth results, however, it faces major obstacles. One of the most important ...
