China Leadership Monitor: Has Xi Jinping Reached His Peak? Power Concentration versus Governance Capability By Guoguang Wu
Through analyzing the strengths and limitations of Xi Jinping’s power in its interactions with the CCP regime’s governance performance, this article summarizes Xi’s accomplishments of concentrating po...
China Leadership Monitor: Do Chinese Leaders and Elites Think Their Best Days Are Behind Them? By Minxin Pei
Despite its current economic slump, official statements by senior Chinese leaders indicate that they remain optimistic about the country’s economic future. They have responded critically to the “peak ...
"The information passed along in 2023 and 2024 included flight, cargo and passenger data as well as details on the transportation of military equipment and people with ties to a German arms company"
Chinese woman arrested in Germany’s Leipzig on suspicion of espionage, prosecutor says – Reuters: ‘on suspicion of foreign agent activities and allegedly passing on information regarding arms deliveries’
A Chinese woman has been arrested in the German city of Leipzig on suspicion of foreign agent activities and allegedly passing on information regarding arms deliveries, the prosecutor general said in a statement on Tuesday.
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From what I can see, the comments are overwhelmingly taking issue with the verb 'muse', which is valid criticism, no?
APNewsAlert: WASHINGTON (AP) — Pentagon: US to send a 'few thousand' additional troops to the Middle East to boost security and defend Israel if needed.
So she concedes at least that her mercifully brief leadership did not constitute actual leadership.
Why is anyone even asking or reporting her opinion.
Looking forward to reading this article. Last time I visited Taiwan my taxi crashed into the back of another vehicle. Driver was very elderly and could barely see over the dashboard. I was surprised, because traffic in Taipei *felt* a lot safer than cities I was used to in China.
A great new article from The Reporter on road safety in Taiwan — or the lack thereof. It includes stats on how it's very clearly an issue (something folks dispute for some reason), illustrations of very easy fixes, and an exploration of popular myths and bureaucratic hurdles preventing improvements.
台灣的行人交通安全問題經國際媒體披露，以及如台中母子過馬路死亡等嚴重事故一再發生，從地方到中央，政府不得不正視，許多關注交通安全的民間團體提出，規劃合理明確的行人動線，改造馬路設計才是提升行人安全的關鍵。
Xi Jinping: "Only by continuously uniting and integrating, and consciously integrating into the big family of the Chinese nation, can all ethnic groups have a better future." (各民族只有不断团结融合、自觉融入中华民族大家庭，才能拥有更美好的未来)