Protesters Gather in Taipei to Condemn US 'Persecution' of Julian Assange Activists coalesced outside the American Institute in Taiwan to raise awareness and call for the freedom of the Wikileaks founder. The News Lens · Nov 5, 2018
After Fan Bingbing & Meng Hongwei, Nobody Is Safe in Xi Jinping's China Both the starlet and the cop are victims of Xi's newest repression tactic: liuzhi, or retention in custody. The News Lens · Nov 5, 2018
China's Bitcoin Mining Supremacy Is Scaring US Companies & Regulators The Trump administration is using trade war tariffs to go after manufacturers of Chinese crypto mining equipment. The News Lens · Nov 5, 2018
Taiwan News: China Accused of Spreading 'Fake News' to Influence Elections Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT. The News Lens · Nov 5, 2018
Hong Kong's Siu-fung Law Is a Bodybuilder, Poet, and Genderqueer Icon Siu-fung recalls her discovery of her non-binary gender identity through poetry and weightlifting. The News Lens · Nov 2, 2018
Frozen in Time: Solving the Mystery of China's Most Remarkable Fossils Unravel the series of cataclysmic events that resulted in a treasure trove of Cretaceous period fossils in northeast China. The News Lens · Nov 2, 2018
OPINION: Time for Taiwan to Get Serious About Reusing Its Food Waste Taiwan should embrace technology that will convert food waste to energy and fuel the circular economy, writes Tim Heberlein, founder of TS Edgewater Consultants. The News Lens · Nov 2, 2018
Why Northeast China's 'Rust Belt' Is Crucial to Xi Jinping's 'Chinese Dream' No leader since Mao has truly placated the residents of northeast China. Xi Jinping is trying. The News Lens · Nov 2, 2018
China Criticized for Legalizing Use of Tiger Bone & Rhino Horn in Medicine The decision reverses a 25-year ban on using the products. Conservationists say it could provide cover for illegal activities and threaten endangered animals. The News Lens · Nov 2, 2018
PHOTO STORY: The Beauty of What Wildlife Remains A reminder of why the 40% of wildlife that remains on Earth compared with the 1970s is worth fighting to preserve. The News Lens · Nov 2, 2018
REVIEW: Blood, Sweat, and Tears of Laughter; One Cut of the Dead The Japanese arthouse zombie movie is a masterclass in comedy timing. The News Lens · Nov 2, 2018
SINGAPORE: 1 Week, 6 Executions, No Political Will for Change On Oct. 26, Singapore executed Malaysian citizen Prabu N. Pathmanathan despite protests from the Malaysian government. The News Lens · Nov 2, 2018
Did Brazil Just Elect an Anti-China President in Jair Bolsonaro? The far-right Bolsonaro, who visited Taiwan in February 2018, has criticized Chinese investment in Brazil. The News Lens · Nov 1, 2018
ANALYSIS: China's Naval Power Calls for 4th and 5th Island Chain Defense As China's naval power grows, a change in geo-strategic thinking is in order. The News Lens · Nov 1, 2018
The News Lens · Oct 31, 2018 Death Toll Rises to 21 in China's Worst Mining Accident of 2018 22 miners were building a drainage when a rock burst blocked both its ends. Only one miner survived.
The News Lens · Oct 31, 2018 OPINION: Why We Need 'Out in Taiwan' The exhibition 'Out in Taiwan' could not come at a more important time for LGBTQ rights in Asia.
The News Lens · Oct 31, 2018 Countering Suppression via Open Source: Lessons from Tibet and China A civil servant with the Tibetan government in exile and a Chinese dissident talk about the role civic tech and open source plays in defending their communities from CCP hacking.
The News Lens · Oct 31, 2018 Taiwan News: US Urges Taiwan to Boost Defense, Stays Mum on New Arms Deal Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT.
The News Lens · Oct 30, 2018 OPINION: Girls in Hong Kong Will Get Free HPV Shots. What About Boys? Hong Kong will vaccinate schoolgirls against HPV. It should vaccinate boys as well.
The News Lens · Oct 30, 2018 MALAYSIA: What Happened to UMNO and Malay Support During GE14? Despite regime change at the top, the United Malays National Organisation retains strong support from the Malaysian people.
The News Lens · Oct 29, 2018 Indonesian Fishermen Go It Alone in Fight Against Dynamite Fishing Indonesia's ban against blast fishing is not being enforced in some parts of Sulawesi island. Local fishermen are declaring their own marine protected areas.
The News Lens · Oct 29, 2018 INDONESIA: Lion Air Plane Crashes Into Sea With 189 People On Board Search and rescue operations are underway after the crash, which serves as another blow to Indonesia's dismal aviation safety record.
The News Lens · Oct 29, 2018 Know Your Rights: What to Do If You Get Into a Car Accident in Taiwan Call 110 and file a report with the police, no matter the severity of the accident.
The News Lens · Oct 29, 2018 Will China Use Its Xinjiang 'Periphery Playbook' on Hong Kong & Taiwan? Beijing's aggressive maneuvers in Xinjiang and its recent actions in Hong Kong have unnerving similarities.
The News Lens · Oct 29, 2018 Taiwan News: Pride Parade Draws Thousands, TRA Says Puyuma Trains Safe Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT.