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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

When a state begins defining what kind of person its citizens should become, can one's identity still be self-determined? That question lies at the heart of 'Only Red Flowers Bloom.' (Photo / via FB@衛城出版)

China Permitted One Voice. A New Book Recovers the Rest.

President Lai Ching-te convened a high-level national security meeting on March 13, 2025, announcing what has become known as the 'Lai 17 Articles' and pushing for related legislative amendments. (File photo, by Ke Cheng-hui)

In-Depth | Taiwan's Security Reforms Stall as China's Ethnic Unity Law Kicks In

Lam Wing-kee (林榮基), manager of Causeway Bay Books. (AP)

Opinion | Lam Wing-kee's Cigarette and the Fate of Hong Kong

One of the 'independent bookstores' in Changsha, Hunan — 'Zhijian Bookstore' / Photo by Tian Chang

Beijing Watch | Hong Kong Police Raid Independent Bookstore, Arresting Owner Over Jimmy Lai Biography

Lee Ka-chung and Leung Ka-lai, founders of Pulse HK News, hold the 'Backup Apple, Record Hong Kong — Apple Daily Special Exhibition' in Taipei. (Photo by Chang Yu-ping)

Blank Front Pages, Shuttered Newsrooms: Apple Daily Exhibition Opens in Taipei to Preserve Hong Kong's Banned Press History

After the Chinese Communist Party's bloody crackdown on protesters at Tiananmen Square, crushed bicycles were scattered across the streets of Beijing. (X_李老師不是你老師)

When Candles Become Taboo: How Beijing Is Scrubbing the 1989 Massacre from Games and History

Despair over tightening domestic politics, restricted speech, and an unemployment crisis has led some young Chinese to defy Beijing's pro-Russia stance and join Ukrainian volunteer forces. (Source: Generated by Gemini)

Beijing Watch | Chinese Ex-Soldier Who Spoke Out Against Russia's War Now Faces Deportation

Reporters Without Borders condemned the prison sentence handed down to Hong Kong pro-democracy publisher Jimmy Lai on Monday. (AP)

Reporters Without Borders Condemns Jimmy Lai Sentence, Laments Hong Kong's Declining Press Freedom

June 9, 2007 — Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, then owner of Apple Daily, attends a Democratic Party seminar in Hong Kong marking the 10th anniversary of the city’s handover. (AP)

Hong Kong Court Imposes 20-Year Sentence on Jimmy Lai, Drawing Taiwan Condemnation

Taiwan's Investigation Bureau uncovered an espionage network established by Chinese spy Ding Xiao-Hu. (Photo / Cai Qinjie)

Taiwan Catches and Indicts Chinese Agent who Infiltrated TSMC