Asia & Pacific

The move came amid a renewed anti-graft campaign that has swept across almost every industry.

Dec. 25, also known as the Constitution Day in Taiwan, was reinstated as a national holiday this year after losing the status in 2001.

Authorities limit church services, campus activity, and public displays, leaving holiday events largely confined to officially sanctioned venues.

The political crisis comes amid the Chinese communist regime’s escalating military threats against the island.

The Pentagon has provided Congress with an annual assessment of China’s military expansion since 2000.

Daughter of jailed Chinese church leader, pastors share sorrow and resilience amid Beijing’s ongoing suppression of faith.

A look at some of the most significant events of 2025, captured by a photographer’s lens.

State media reports successful testing of long-range surface-to-air missiles as the nation criticizes U.S. and South Korean defense agreements.

Rhodium Group and analysts predict dim prospects for 2026.

The State Department warned U.S. citizens to steer clear of the border region amid ongoing clashes and a fragile diplomatic push.

They express concern that the decision ‘undercuts’ national security.

While the new levies could be reduced in its final ruling, the decision risks heightening tensions with the 27-nation bloc.

The country is continuing its return to nuclear generated power despite safety concerns of local residents.

Authorities said a warrant for the suspect, charging him with failing to report for Taiwan’s compulsory military service, had been outstanding since July.

‘A bigger story than the security one is the economic one, because that’s always there,’ an expert told The Epoch Times.

A petition aims to bring an end to a human rights abuse, one signature at a time.

The committee found that the British government is ‘reluctant to prioritize security considerations’ when it comes to China and economic interests.

The move came amid a renewed anti-graft campaign that has swept across almost every industry.

Dec. 25, also known as the Constitution Day in Taiwan, was reinstated as a national holiday this year after losing the status in 2001.

Authorities limit church services, campus activity, and public displays, leaving holiday events largely confined to officially sanctioned venues.

The political crisis comes amid the Chinese communist regime’s escalating military threats against the island.

The Pentagon has provided Congress with an annual assessment of China’s military expansion since 2000.

Daughter of jailed Chinese church leader, pastors share sorrow and resilience amid Beijing’s ongoing suppression of faith.

A look at some of the most significant events of 2025, captured by a photographer’s lens.

State media reports successful testing of long-range surface-to-air missiles as the nation criticizes U.S. and South Korean defense agreements.

Rhodium Group and analysts predict dim prospects for 2026.

The State Department warned U.S. citizens to steer clear of the border region amid ongoing clashes and a fragile diplomatic push.

They express concern that the decision ‘undercuts’ national security.

While the new levies could be reduced in its final ruling, the decision risks heightening tensions with the 27-nation bloc.

The country is continuing its return to nuclear generated power despite safety concerns of local residents.

Authorities said a warrant for the suspect, charging him with failing to report for Taiwan’s compulsory military service, had been outstanding since July.

‘A bigger story than the security one is the economic one, because that’s always there,’ an expert told The Epoch Times.

A petition aims to bring an end to a human rights abuse, one signature at a time.

The committee found that the British government is ‘reluctant to prioritize security considerations’ when it comes to China and economic interests.