In this new open access (🔓) article, Matthew D. Stephen explains how #China has used transnational policy forums to facilitate strategic social interactions and as platforms to exercise discursive influence. https://t.co/VbsFwt0pqq

Why China’s Ports Empire Has the US Worried https://t.co/FHVmZu8ZS2 via @YouTube

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I actually wouldn’t be surprised if the KMT fast-tracking a bill to allow PRC nationals to hold office without giving up their original nationality leads to spontaneous protest

Fu Kun-chi attempting to push through a bill that allows PRC nationals with household registration in Taiwan to hold public office without having only one nationality https://t.co/bvvGr6DgI4

🇯🇵🇨🇳 News: Chinese media reported on the 24th that 12 Japan–China routes, including a “Nanjing–Fukuoka” flight, had been canceled. However, the Nanjing–Fukuoka route has not operated in recent years, and the only route currently confirmed canceled at Fukuoka Airport is

Honestly, if there is the fear of contingency scenarios in the next few years, it’s not likely nuclear plants would be recommissioned in time for that https://t.co/05UwTg8S7h

Hostile PRC communication against Japan seems to go back to before this latest controversy over Taiwan contingencies - “Normalising disinformation: China shifts to overt operations against Japan | The Strategist”

China’s campaign to deprive Taiwan of diplomatic recognition risks a rare reversal this month when voters in Honduras choose their next president.

Taipower will submit a reactivation plan for two nuclear power plants to the Nuclear Safety Commission in March. https://t.co/EfdGarqTH7

Japan is rejecting a Wall Street Journal report claiming President Trump told Prime Minister Takaichi not to provoke China over Taiwan.

It turns out this statement didn’t come from the Chinese Embassy — it came from a spokesperson of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. And this is what they said: “If you provoke the bottom line of the Chinese people, you will surely face a fierce counterattack from China.

NEW: The KMT is pushing a bill that will allow people from China to hold govt & public positions in Taiwan without renouncing their Chinese citizenship. The move follows a law the KMT proposed last year to fast-track naturalisation of Chinese spouses. 1/3 https://t.co/loTUygh5co

Nothing to see here, just the KMT trying to enact a law that would allow Chinese nationals to hold office in Taiwan, without renouncing their Chinese citizenship. This is a country that wants to annex Taiwan. Would Ukraine allow Russians to hold office?

🚨 BREAKING The Wall Street Journal pushed a completely FALSE story claiming President Trump told Japan “not to provoke China over Taiwan.” Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara just shut it down: “There is NO such fact. ZERO.” Let’s be honest — China loves using

FT report that Alibaba and ByteDance are now training their newest AI models in Southeast Asian data centers to keep access to Nvidia $NVDA chips after the U.S. banned H20 sales to China in April 2025. They are leasing compute from non-Chinese operators in places like Singapore

German firm Trumpf opens plasma power center in Taiwan https://t.co/OioXidWLim

America is relying on the South Korean shipbuilding model to revitalize American shipbuilding, but the South Korean industry relies on temporary foreign workers 🤷‍♂️

This is an unusual development, controversy about China-born Xu potentially becoming a TPP legislator did not involve any allegations of wrongdoing on her part https://t.co/COtktJnKVN

KMT seeks changes to Nationality Act despite fierce DPP opposition https://t.co/IirKPjBZIH