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KOWRO CEO Yuji Harada (left) during the video interview with the applicant he believes was an AI. (Photo: X)

Japanese AI Startup CEO Catches Fake Applicant As North Korea Hiring Scam Fears Spread

Taipei mayoral candidate Puma Shen, returning to Taiwan after his Japan trip, said he examined Tokyo's "sports waystation" facilities and spoke with local users about their strengths and drawbacks. (Facebook)

Wanted By China, Taipei Mayoral Candidate Puma Shen Wears Bulletproof Vest On Japan Trip

Demosisto founding members Nathan Law, Joshua Wong and Agnes Chow announced the party's dissolution hours after the national security law took effect, the period now central to Wong's guilty plea.

Joshua Wong Pleads Guilty To Colluding With Foreign Forces In Second Hong Kong Security Case

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. now suspects, without naming names, that some Philippine officials may be receiving support from Beijing.

Philippines Battles Chinese Influence: Defense Chief Suspects Officials of Receiving Beijing Support

A convict receiving a caning sentence in Banda Aceh under sharia, September 19, 2014. (VOA)

Taiwan Eyes Reviving Caning Just As Indonesia's Floggings Spark Worldwide Outrage

Flames tear through Lingxiao Hall's interior on the night of August 24, exposing the hall's timber roof structure and engulfing its carved dragon pillar. (Threads/@bahu_.bbbbb)

Fire Guts A Historic Hall At Taipei's Zhinan Temple, A Landmark Older Than Modern Taiwan

A container ship departs a port terminal in Qingdao, China. Beijing has taken the early lead in commercial Arctic shipping as South Korea and India race to establish their own Northern Sea Route voyages. (Associated Press)

South Korea’s Arctic Shipping Test Triggers Diplomatic Storm With Europe

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (left) meets with Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae in Tokyo. The two countries have deepened defense ties as China expands its presence around Taiwan and the South China Sea. (Associated Press)

As Japan-Philippines Defense Pact Activates, Beijing Increases Presence in Contested Waters

TSMC's plant exterior. Taiwan's chipmaking giant looms over talk of a potential role in the Philippines' Pax Silica hub in New Clark City. (Associated Press)

Filipinos Cheer Once In A Generation Chance As Taiwan Eyes Pax Silica Hub

Screenshots circulating on Threads document anti-fans dousing fans with water, burning fan merchandise, and a police officer stepping in outside Time Fengjun's Chongqing headquarters. (Threads)

Chongqing Chaos: TFBOYS Agency Trainees Targeted by Online-Organized "Anti-Fan" Mob in China

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim at the APEC summit on Oct 31, 2025. (AP)

Malaysia Warms to China, Cools on America: Reading Anwar's Pivot

Seized: 158 kg of gold bars, allegedly used to launder NT$1.06 billion defrauded from Tzu Chi. (Courtesy of MJIB)

Tzu Chi Lost $38 Million to Vaccine Fraudsters and Never Noticed for Five Years

New Zealand Chinese-language independent journalist Portia Mao speaks in an exclusive interview. (Photo courtesy of Portia Mao)

Red Dragnet｜'Criticise Beijing and You're Anti-China': Inside the Self-Censorship of New Zealand's Chinese Community

Jenny Kwan, Member of Parliament for Vancouver East, speaks in an interview. (Courtesy of Jenny Kwan's parliamentary office)

Red Dragnet｜'Nothing Is Beyond Reach': A Canadian MP on Beijing's Long Arm

Former district councillor Carmen Lau (劉珈汶), wanted under Hong Kong's National Security Law and now living in exile in the United Kingdom, is among the most severely targeted victims of the Chinese Communist Party's transnational repression campaign. (Pho

Red Dragnet｜'Saying It Out Loud Isn't Weakness': Exiled Hong Konger Carmen Lau on the Toll of Transnational Repression

Sunai Phasuk, Thailand Advisor for Human Rights Watch's Asia Division, is deeply outraged by China's transnational repression activities in Thailand. (Photo by Zhang Yuping)

Red Dragnet｜'Thailand Has Always Been China's Backyard': Inside the Machinery That Sends Exiles Home

Yasaita Akio speaks in an exclusive interview. (Photo by Zhang Yu-ping)

Red Dragnet｜Punched for Speaking Out: Akio Yaita Says China Is Sowing Fear in Taiwan

The controversy surrounding the alleged queue-jumping and ejection of a Chinese female fan continues to escalate. (Screenshot via X @hubboyslove)

GMMTV Fan Row: Queue Dispute Sparks China-Thailand Backlash

A female staff member of Hong Kong independent bookstore 'Lau Ha Book House' is handcuffed from behind by national security police. (Screenshot via RFA)

Handcuffed in an "I Am a Bookstore Clerk" T-Shirt: Hong Kong Police Raid Two Bookshops, Arrest Five

Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) delivers a speech at a ceremony marking the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on July 1, 2026. (AP)

China Says Batanes 'Belong to China' — Experts Warn Its Gray Zone Has Turned Darker

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