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Sri Lankan Prime Minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, and President, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, have agreed to resign after thousands have taken to the streets and even stormed the residences of top political figures. Wickremesinghe, Continue Reading
The Solomon Islands seems to be on a collision course to become the next victim of China’s ‘debt trap diplomacy’. The nation is currently seeking $100 billion in loans from Continue Reading
The situation in Sri Lanka has been unstable, to say the least, for some time now. It appears that this is not going to get better anytime soon with the Continue Reading
Xiao Jianhua (肖建華), a Chinese billionaire with Canadian citizenship, is set to go on trial in the coming days after being disappeared 5 years ago. Xiao vanished in 2017 while Continue Reading
Laos, in an attempt to deal with its rising debt, handed control of its electricity grid to China last year. The agreement seems to be yet another example of the Continue Reading
Here’s our second part of our 2022 Tiananmen coverage, in this one we talk about about the days before and the massacre itself. Issues of the split between students and Continue Reading
Dubs, Greg Abbott and hypocrisy, Taiwan COVID insurance, stonks, climate change, the housing market, medicine, education, the rise of snitch culture, Biden’s statement on defending Taiwan, some motorcycle talk, China Continue Reading
COVID chat, monkey pox, bird flu, Taiwan and the WHO, Lula got married, the Irvine shooting, Taiwanese identity, protests and holding elites accountable, the Australian election results, chaos in Israel, Continue Reading
The WHO has once again ignored Taiwan’s repeated requests to be invited to the World Health Assembly (WHA) this year in Geneva. Once again signaling that the “World Health Organization” Continue Reading
Yesterday, May 20th, 2022, Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan, passed a new law that hopes to prevent countries hostile to the nation from obtaining important technologies from Taiwan. The new law would Continue Reading