Alina Wang
A native of New York, Alina has a Bachelors degree in Corporate Communications from Baruch College and writes about human rights, politics, tech, and society.
Over 1,000 Tibetans Arrested in Southwest China as Dam Project Sparks Major Protests, Threatens Local Heritage
In China's southwestern province of Sichuan, the construction of the Gangtuo hydroelectric plant — a 25-dam system on the Drichu River — has ignited intense protests and led to the mass arrest of over a...
Chinese Companies Retreat From IPO Plans Amid Increased Regulatory Scrutiny, Economic Uncertainty
In an unusual shift within China's financial landscape, a significant number of local companies have decided to abandon their initial public offering (IPO) plans for this year. The upheaval comes as the China Securities Regulatory...
Taiwan’s Chipmakers Pivot Towards Japan Amid Global Decoupling Efforts From Chinese Mainland
The semiconductor industry, a critical backbone of the global technology infrastructure, is seeing a notable shift as Taiwanese chip companies increasingly turn their focus towards Japan. The movement is part of a broader trend of...
Kenneth Chiu Aims to Empower New York’s 25th District By Prioritizing Safety, Economic Relief
In the bustling heart of New York, where the spirit of community, hard work, and ambition intertwine, Kenneth Chiu emerges as a beacon of leadership and advocacy. Aspiring to represent the 25th District in the...
State-Sponsored Hackers Are Leveraging Microsoft-Backed AI in Espionage Efforts: Report
According to a recent report by tech giant Microsoft, hackers backed by the governments of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea have been utilizing its artificial intelligence (AI) tools to advance their cyber-espionage efforts. The...
Navigating Sanctions: A Closer Look at the Complex Web of Sino-Russian Financial Relations
In a world increasingly defined by geopolitical tensions and economic sanctions, the relationship between China and Russia stands as a testament to the many complexities of international finance and diplomacy. Recent developments have highlighted a...
Celebrating Kindness: Meet the Winners of Gan Jing World’s ‘Kindness Is Cool Video Awards’
In an era where the digital realm often mirrors the complexity and challenges of the physical world, a beacon of hope and positivity shines through via Gan Jing World. The company’s inaugural "Kindness Is Cool...
China Hands ‘Suspended Death Sentence’ to Chinese-Australian Blogger Yang Hengjun
In a move that has sparked international outcry and renewed concern over China's treatment of foreign nationals and dissidents, a Chinese court handed down a “suspended death sentence” to Yang Hengjun on Feb. 5. Detained...
‘A Triumph of Traditional Chinese Culture’: Shen Yun Enchants Audiences in Japan
NAGOYA/TOKYO, Japan — Shen Yun's World Tour, which kicked off its Asia leg on Dec. 22, has been met with resounding acclaim across Japan. By the end of January, the performances in Tokyo were fully...
Chinese Couple That Murdered Toddlers in 2020 Get Executed, Case Sparks Nationwide Debate
In a case that has gripped the nation with horror and indignation, China has carried out the execution of a couple convicted of murdering two toddlers by throwing them out of a high-rise apartment window....
US and Chinese Officials Target Fentanyl Crisis in High-Stakes Meeting
In what could be a step towards repairing simmering Sino-American tensions, U.S. and Chinese officials have reportedly engaged in “high-level talks” focusing on the heightened fentanyl crisis. The discussions, which were held over two days...
The Collapse of Evergrande: A Symbol of China’s Deepening Property Crisis, Flailing Economy
In a landmark decision that highlights the ongoing turmoil in China's real estate sector, a Hong Kong court has ordered the liquidation of the embattled Evergrande Group. The decision came following months of escalating financial...