Verdict said to show Chinese attempt to use heavier sentences for less prominent activists to outlaw social activism
A riveting exploration of Taiwan's uncertain political landscape. With a new president navigating a deeply troubled relationship with China, the stakes have never been higher. This week on The Inside Story: The Future of Taiwan.
Some analysts say the detentions reflect the growing risks that Taiwanese face when they travel in China
Analysts say Beijing wants to avoid being attacked if it takes part in Switzerland and that Ukraine’s pressure on China to participate will likely fail
Some analysts say messages from Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun and U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s speeches in Singapore suggest regional security may continue to deteriorate.
Authorities in Hong Kong and China have arrested or detained several activists ahead of the 35th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, but activists say the efforts to remove memories associated with the event will have limited results.
Cites diplomacy's role in withstanding Russian attacks, urges participation in June peace summit
Defense Minister Dong Jun vows to crush 'Taiwan independence forces' while urging Philippines not to further escalate regional tension
Analysts say the meeting in Singapore serves as a chance for the two nations to establish open lines of communication that can help to reduce tensions in Asia
Analysts say Thursday’s verdicts show that peaceful resistance against the government will now be deemed illegal in Hong Kong
The legislative reforms passed on Tuesday will grant lawmakers more power to investigate government officials and potentially criminalize acts deemed as ‘contempt of parliament’
Members of a bipartisan U.S. congressional delegation said Washington remains committed to helping Taiwan enhance its defense capabilities.
Analysts say military exercise around Taiwan exposes defense vulnerabilities
Analysts say Beijing trying to warn Taiwan
As a new president takes office in Taiwan, the island’s residents have mixed views on how well the new administration will handle Taipei’s relationship with Beijing. VOA’s William Yang reports from Taipei. Camera: William Yang.
A Human Rights Watch report found that Chinese authorities have used coercion to force hundreds of thousands of rural Tibetans to move
Some analysts say Lai’s inauguration speech highlighted his attempt to maintain a balanced approach towards China but Beijing is unlikely to soften its stance on Taiwan.
Despite efforts to dissuade China from supporting Russia, analysts say, the partnership between Beijing and Moscow is growing
Analysts say Taiwan’s incoming president Lai Ching-te needs to carefully manage the island’s relations with China while preparing itself for the unpredictable outcome of the US presidential election in November
Ahead of the inauguration of Taiwanese President-elect Lai Ching-te, residents and analysts share expectations for the new administration and the challenges ahead. Lai will face growing pressure from China at a time when the world is increasingly divided. VOA’s William Yang has more from Taipei.
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