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US Lawmakers Honor Falun Dafa Practitioners at AAPI Heritage Month Event
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Xi-Putin Summit Underscores China-Russia Push for Multipolar World Order: Reports
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New US Tariff Proposal Targets 60 Countries Over Forced Labor Links
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Quad Signals Renewed Momentum at New Delhi Meeting Amid Growing Competition With China
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As Trump Met Xi in Beijing, Japan Was Watching Closely
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Taiwan Lawmakers Seek Emergency Briefing as Trump-Xi Talks Fuel Security Concerns
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Closing Arguments End in Hong Kong Trial of Tiananmen Vigil Organizers
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Trump’s Warning Against ‘Taiwan Independence’ Seen as Tactical Play in Talks With Beijing: Analysts
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced on Tuesday, June 2 that it has sanctioned Iran’s largest digital asset exchange, Nobitex, along with three other Iranian cryptocurrency exchanges. The U.S. government accused these platforms of helping the Iranian regime evade international sanctions, supporting terrorist activities, and providing financial services to
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New York Restaurant Show 2026 Brings Together the Heart of the Hospitality Industry
The 2026 New York Restaurant Show returned to the Jacob K. Javits
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Los Angeles June 4 Museum Vandalized Days Ahead of Tiananmen Anniversary
By Meng Hao, Vision Times Just days before the 37th anniversary of
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Rubio Says US Will Screen Iran World Cup Delegation for IRGC Links
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday, June 2 that
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After more than three years offline, China's once-freewheeling Tianya forum officially resumed operations on June 1, marking the return of one of the country's most influential early internet platforms. The relaunch, however, was met with both excitement and skepticism. According to reports from Chinese state media outlets including Haibao News
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Thunder Tiger Technology Accused By Big Media Of Using Chinese-Made Chips In Drones
Thunder Tiger Technology, a Taiwanese company and a globally leading manufacturer of drones was recently accused by an
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Chinese Military-Linked Institutions Seek Access to NVIDIA’s Advanced AI Chips
A new investigation by Bloomberg has found that several Chinese universities with close ties to the country's military
South Korea experienced two major industrial accidents on Monday, June 1 according to Korea JoongAng Daily. An explosion at a Hanwha Aerospace factory in Daejeon killed five people and injured two, while a fire at a SK Hynix semiconductor plant in Cheongju released toxic fluorine gas, sending seven employees to
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Thousands Gather in Toronto to Mark 37th Anniversary of Tiananmen Massacre
TORONTO, Canada — As the melody of the classic pro-democracy song "For
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Protesters Urge Canada to Hold Firm on Human Rights as Wang Yi Visits Ottawa
OTTAWA, Canada — Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi returned to Ottawa on
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New Iranian Missile Strike Reported on US Base in Kuwait, Several Personnel Injured
At a time when the prospects for a U.S.–Iran ceasefire agreement remain
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The Hidden Mechanism Behind Gratitude That Most People Never Use
Most of us spend our days envying someone else's life, someone else's job, someone else's house, someone else's car, without stopping to realize that we, too, are the object of someone else's envy. We fixate on what we don't have. We forget to be grateful for what we do. Most
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Sultan Palace: The Warmth of Aleppo in New Jersey
Before you even place your order, warmth fills the dining room at Sultan Palace, along with enticing aromas.
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6 Health Habits Older Adults Should Break as Soon as Possible
Many older adults carry habits from earlier decades that made sense at the time but have since become
If your eyes feel gritty and your mouth persistently parched, with no clear explanation why, you may be among the many people living with Sjögren's syndrome without knowing it. The condition inflames and gradually destroys the moisture-producing glands, producing symptoms that extend well beyond dry eyes and mouth. Patients may
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How to Get Children Off Screens and Back Outside
Screen time has become the default mode of childhood for millions of families. Devices are engineered to hold
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Can Matcha Relieve Allergies? It’s Not for Everyone
Allergy season arrives every spring with the same unwelcome symptoms: sneezing fits, itchy skin, runny eyes. Over the
According to the Central News Agency (CNA), Lin Chi-ling, Taiwan's most recognizable model and actress, has been quietly erased from two mainland Chinese productions in the space of weeks, after her nomination to a Taiwanese government cultural board triggered a backlash from Chinese netizens and set off a wave of
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The Story a Film Couldn’t Tell: How Mao’s Campaign Silenced China’s Finest Filmmakers
In 1951, Mao Zedong personally ordered a political campaign that destroyed the careers of the team behind Song
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Why Do Japanese People Prefer Wooden Houses?
When walking through the streets of Tokyo or Kyoto, one interesting phenomenon becomes apparent: a relatively high proportion