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US Withdraws Request to Deport Man Who Filmed Chinese Concentration Camps

The latest update on Guan Heng, a Chinese man who recorded footage exposing facilities suspected to be concentration camps in China’s Xinjiang region. NTD video: https://www.ntd.com/dhs-withdraws-request-to-deport-man-who-filmed-chinese-concentration-camps_1115003.html NTD video: https://www.ntd.com/wanted-by-ccp-asylum-seeker-faces-deportation-risks_1114561.html Watch Guan Heng’s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cI8bJO-to8I    

Beijing’s Boycott Fails as More Chinese Visited Japan

More Chinese tourists visited Japan last month despite the travel boycott from Beijing. The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), the country’s tourism board, said on Wednesday (Dec. 17.) that Chinese visitors had increased by 3 per cent to 562,600 in November from the same period last year. Foreign visitors to Japan increased by 10.4 per

Malaysian-Based Chinese Scammers Developed App to Target Victims

Malaysian authorities revealed on Tuesday (Dec.16) the scam call centre in Termerloh municipality in central Pahang, Malaysia, developed an application to help scammers target victims. The finding was revealed by the police following a raid on the scam call centre at a rented premises in Puncak Lestari, Mentakab, on Dec. 2. Two Chinese nationals along

China’s Investments Continue to Fall as Trouble in Property Market Persists

China’s investments continue to worsen according to the latest data released by the National Bureau of Statistics of China on Monday (Dec.15). In the first 11 months to November, investment in equipment, buildings, and other fixed assets outside China’s rural households contracted by 2.6 per cent from the same period a year ago, according to

Cambodia Loses Ground in Thai-Cambodian Conflict with Outdated Chinese-Made Weapons

Commentary-Thai fighter jets appear to gain the upperhand over Cambodia’s outdated China-made weapons in the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul reiterated on Sunday (Dec. 14) on a Facebook post that “there was no plan nor agreement by Thai Government to ceasefire with our enemy as of 10 pm last night.

Governments, Lawmakers Condemn Jimmy Lai’s Conviction

Governments and lawmakers have condemned the conviction of former Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai on Monday (Dec. 15) calling it politically motivated and an erasure of the democracy and freedom of speech of the Hong Kong people by Beijing. “The guilty verdict in Mr. Lai’s national security case reflects the enforcement of Beijing’s laws

Man Hailed as Hero for Subduing Gunmen in Jewish Festival Killings

New South Wales Premier Chris Minns on Sunday praised the man who disarmed a gunman in the deadly attack that killed 15 people at Bondi Beach Australia, calling it “the most unbelievable scene” he’s ever seen. “A man walking up to a gunman, who had fired on the community, and single-handedly disarming him, putting his

“Grey Zone Tactics” in China’s Militarisation of Yellow Sea

A report by a US think tank suggests that installations of facilities by Beijing in the Yellow Sea resemble the “creeping sovereignty” grey zone tactics that are employed for the Chinese militarisation of the South and East China Seas. The report released by CSIS on Dec. 9 revealed that 16 structures installed by Beijing in

Battle Rages on Between Thailand, Cambodia Despite Trump’s Post of Ceasefire

Thailand reported fighting between the country and Cambodia continues despite US President Trump’s social media post that both sides agreed to a ceasefire. Thai Defence Ministry spokesman, Rear Admiral Surasant Kongsiri, briefed the press on the fighting between Thailand and Cambodia on Saturday after Trump’s post of the ceasefire between the two countries on Friday.

US Lawmaker Urges Pressure on China on Human Rights Day

A US lawmaker said her biggest worry is that the world is not paying attention to human rights abuses by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) during a human rights forum on Washington Capitol Hill. Young Kim said that “there are not enough people on the Hill listening” during the human rights forum which she helped

Source: Army Military Force

Thai Army Strikes Casinos in Efforts to Cripple Cambodia’s Financial Structures

The Royal Thai Armed Forces (RTAF) have escalated their response to ongoing border clashes with Cambodia, targeting casinos and commercial complexes to cripple the financial structures supporting the conflict and dismantling Cambodia’s combat capabilities. RTAF claims the casinos and commercial complexes are implicated in cross-border crime, scamming, and human trafficking, and are now serving a

Container ships berthed at a port in Qingdao, in eastern China's Shandong province, on Sept. 24, 2025. (Source: AFP via Getty Images)

Record Breaking Trade Surplus for China

China’s trade surplus has topped $1 trillion for the 11-month period ending November, breaking the full-year 2024 record, amid warning of decoupling from the European Commission (EC) to protect the European domestic industries. China recorded a trade surplus of $1.1 trillion in the 11 months ending November as compared to the full-year period of 2024

Latest photos of Takwai Castle, heavily damaged in fierce fighting between Thai and Cambodia armies. (Source: Facebook of Army Military Force)

Thai Army Releases Image of Badly Damaged Cambodian Temple

The Thai army released on Facebook on Tuesday night images of the badly damaged Cambodian ancient Ta Kwai Temple after fierce battle between Thai and Cambodian troops.Thai Army spokesman Major Gen Winthai Suvaree said the Thai troops are continuing to push back Cambodian forces around Ta Kwai Temple and to secure the surrounding area, according

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