The Tianjin explosions have become an international mystery, as the Chinese government appears unable to answer even the most basic questions about the tragedy. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
Following in Russia’s footstep and intent upon boosting its international brand and prestige, the publicity-challenged Chinese government has planned a gigantic military parade on Sept. 3 in Tiananmen Square (more…)
China sees a political motive in the latest terrorist bombings in Bangkok as sabotage of the Chinese tourist wave to Thailand. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
China announced July 30 that a large joint Chinese and Russian naval drill will take place later in August in waters provocatively close to Japan. Code-named Joint Sea Exercise (more…)
A Japanese power company in the southern island of Kyushu on Aug. 11 re-activated the first nuclear reactor under the new nuclear safety guideline since the March 2011 Fukushima (more…)
The news of the marathon negotiation for Russia to sell China the world’s newest fighter jet, the fifth-generation Su-35s has resurfaced following hush-hush negotiations in Moscow. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
Multiple sources in Russia and Israel have reported the near completion of one of the largest arms transactions in recent history. Iran plans to buy 150 Chinese supersonic J-10 (more…)
The entire ASEAN community, including China’s usually reliable client state Cambodia, has taken a rare united stand against China’s unilateral action of land reclamation in the South China Sea. (more…)
The fiercely-disputed uninhabited Senkakus isles in East China Sea belong to Japan, not China, said Lee Teng-hui, the first-ever democratically elected government top execute in Chinese history. SUBSCRIBE l (more…)
