democracy
Can Taiwan resist a possible CCP invasion? How the island became a beacon of democracy for the whole world
Taiwan, whose official name is the Republic of China (ROC), has Taipei as its capital, and occupies a main island almost as large as Switzerland. It has become a country of great challenges and it continues to have a vibrant pace of life and a rate of development that rivals ...
Former Secretary of State Pompeo to visit Taiwan in March
According to the Taiwanese administration, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will travel to Taiwan from March 3rd to March 5th. According to Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Pompeo and his wife will meet with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文), Taiwan's Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Wu, and deliver a ...
What is China’s democracy?
The U.S. did not invite China to the Democratic Conference. In response, Beijing criticized American democracy and praised itself for its "democracy" preeminence. The Associated Press cited Chinese officials arguing that a country divided by partisans and unable to control the COVID-19 pandemic cannot convince another country. They also stated that ...
CCP Ministry of Foreign Affairs shamelessly says China is a worthy democratic country
China's Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng said on Dec. 2 that President Biden invited Taiwan to the "Democracy Summit" without asking China, showing that the conference is just fake democracy, anti-democracy. He even said that China is a worthy democratic country. In response to this statement, Wang Dan, a Chinese pro-democracy ...
Textile firm boycotts Facebook advertising due to low moral values
A Californian outdoor clothing company canceled all paid advertising on one social media platform for putting "profits over people." Ventura-headquartered Patagonia boycotted all paid Facebook ads because the internet company allegedly spreads "hate speech" and "misinformation" about U.S. democracy and climate change theory. "Internal Facebook documents released over the last few weeks ...
Chinese ambassador to US touts Beijing-style ‘democracy’
A diplomat from a communist-ruled country suggested American leaders should try a Chinese style of leadership on Sept. 22. Qin Gang raised eyebrows when he encouraged every American to follow the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP's) style of governing. The Chinese ambassador to the United States compared so-called Beijing democracy to late President ...
CCP’s malign influence fueled deterioration in democracy worldwide, report says
According to the annual report of the nongovernmental organization Freedom House, the "malign influence of the regime in China" has contributed to a significant deterioration of democracy in 2020. According to the 2021 edition released on Wednesday, March 3, the report called Freedom in the World, the pandemic destabilized the world, resulting ...
New York Times journalist complicit in corruption and election fraud
New York Times reporter Thomas Friedman publicly called on Democrats across the country to move to Georgia and vote in the upcoming Senate runoff election, a clear case of incitement to violate election laws. Once again, the hegemonic media are shown to be complicit in the gigantic fraud that attacks ...
‘Battle against Tyranny’: Hong Kongers commemorate the start of their protests against the Chinese regime
Many Hong Kongers commemorated the nine months since the beginning of their protests against the Chinese communist regime by watching the screening of the documentary "Battle of Tyranny" by the Apple Daily. The documentary was shown in more than 20 locations on March 12, recalling the violent attack by police on ...
The Chinese regime’s promise of ‘one country, two systems’ is an outright lie, says a Taiwanese diplomat
On Jan. 11 the voices of 8.17 million voters who rose up in favor of democracy in Taiwan placed the leader of the Democratic Progressive Party at the helm for a second term, leaving a clear message for the Chinese communist regime that for the time being there will be ...
Senator Ted Cruz celebrates Taiwan’s National Day and strengthens the relationship between the two countries
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) accompanied Taiwanese authorities in celebrating the country's National Day on Oct. 10, strengthening U.S. support for this independent democratic nation that had been commemorating this day since 1911. Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu was pleased with the Cruz's visit and thanked him for his support for "freedom ...
“White Terror”: Hong Kong workers are being fired for supporting protests
After the CEO of Hong Kong's largest airline resigned—Britain's Rupert Hogg—due to political pressure exerted by the Chinese regime on the company in an attempt to condemn anti-government protests, the head of the Cathay Dragon Cabin Crew Association—the region's second airline—reported that she was fired for political reasons. "All employees are ...
President Trump: ‘Four incredible centuries of history, heritage, and commitment’
President Donald Trump offered congratulations to Virginians and their legislators on "four incredible centuries of history, heritage, and commitment to the righteous cause of American self-government." President Trump participated in the Jamestown commemoration on Tuesday, July 30, marking the first representative assembly in the Western Hemisphere. The president said, "This is ...
Two million peacefully protest in Hong Kong, while Beijing looks on in silence
A full week of protests in Hong Kong, culminating with as many as 2 million people taking to the streets on Sunday, June 16, is pressure-testing Beijing’s “one country-two systems” administrative policy. The protests themselves, historic in scale, as well as the absence of a clear response from communist officials in ...
Hong Kong preparing for more large-scale protests amid calls for Chief Executive Carrie Lam to resign
In Hong Kong, further large-scale protests are expected to continue over the coming weekend, with hundreds of thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets to oppose a proposed extradition law between Hong Kong and mainland China. Protesters are demanding that legislators abandon the extradition bill. Thus far, the president of Hong ...
Is it time to throw U.S history textbooks away?
Education experts argue that inadequate history education damages democracy
Myanmar court allows jailed journalists to appeal convictions
Reporters were convicted of violating Myanmar's official secrets act
Two former coup leaders vie for democratic power in Fiji
Former coup leaders vie for power as counting continues in Fiji elections
Past midterms, some zero in on amending Constitution
Whatever success Republicans have amassed in taking control of all three branches of U.S. government, and whatever fate awaits them as midterm elections near, some on the right are working to cement change by amending the Constitution. And to the mounting alarm of others on all parts of the spectrum, ...

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