SINGAPORE — Many observers have become increasingly worried that Chinese investments in U.S. agricultural lands and commercial and industrial properties may offer the CCP an unrestricted degree of influence...
Indian LGBT advocates are hoping that their country’s Supreme Court will follow in the footsteps of the U.S. and legally recognize same-sex "marriage." ...
SINGAPORE — Germany will not supply Taiwan with weapons and has not been requested to do so, as the circumstances are not similar to Ukraine’s, a senior German lawmaker...
SINGAPORE — South Korea will bolster nuclear power generation and curtail its plans for “renewable” energy as the nation revamps its electricity mix to achieve emissions-reduction targets. Nuclear plants...
SINGAPORE — In October 2022, the United States unveiled a series of export restrictions on China, thus reducing the sale of cutting-edge semiconductor chips and the advanced equipment required...
SINGAPORE — South Korea and the United States will conduct tabletop exercises in February 2023 in a bid to tackle the North’s nuclear threats, South Korea’s defense minister said...
The communist regime in Beijing says it will appoint a substitute who is in sync with the Chinese Communist Party's ideology. ...
Amid threats from Russia, China, and North Korea, powers like Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have been courting European help to counter regional threats. ...
SINGAPORE — Dell Technologies announced its plans to cease relying on China-made chips by 2024 and has informed suppliers to curtail the number of other made-in-China components in its...
SINGAPORE – Recently, The New American reported that Daniel Duggan, a former U.S. Marine fighter pilot, faced charges for breaching U.S. arms-control laws by training Chinese military pilots to...
SINGAPORE — Amid an increasingly hostile business climate fostered by Chinese authoritarian leader Xi Jinping’s crackdown on private enterprise as well as public distrust of Chinese firms in the...
SINGAPORE — Taiwan detained three active-duty officers and a retired Air Force officer suspected of spying for China, the Central News Agency (CNA) in Taipei reported. This case illustrates...
The trade and industry minister said that post-Cold War free trade and economic interdependence have fueled the rise of authoritarian regimes, and hence the U.S. and its allies should...
Anders Fogh Rasmussen admitted that although sanctions by democracies worldwide could lead to a global economic collapse, Beijing would be the most affected. ...
Australia has been increasing its defense spending over the past few years as China looks to raise its clout in the Indo-Pacific region. ...
The country is walking a diplomatic tightrope between its Western trading partners and Russia, which supplies almost half of India's military equipment. ...
India ranks 10th on Open Doors' World Watch List of countries where it is most challenging to be a Christian. Hindus comprise 79.8 percent of the population, and Christians...
In light of political and economic pressure from both China and the U.S., the diplomatic tightrope that President Marcos intends to walk is very thin and delicate indeed. ...
India claims that the developed nations are not fulfilling their commitment to support low- and middle-income countries in their transition to renewables. ...
Demand for the dollar has been decreasing over the last 20 years, and is expected to further diminish as the U.S. uses it as a weapon in financial sanctions....
