India Cancels Contracts for 400 Drones Over Chinese Security Concerns
Fears by India are that China could exploit backdoor access to take control of drones, bypassing security protocols.
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Hong Kong Watch launches groundbreaking new report on threats to freedom of religion or belief in Hong Kong
China’s draconian National Security Law unleashed onto Hong Kong in 2020 has had a chilling effect on religious believers, including widespread self-censorship in sermons and other religious activities.
Over half of Hong Kong professionals considering leaving the city within 5 years, survey finds
Hong Kongers continue to vote with their feet and leave, coming to the conclusion that China’s draconian National Security Law has transformed previously one of the most open cities in Asia into little more than a police state.
Historical Christianity as a Liberating Force in China
With its emphasis on individual salvation and equality, Christianity offers a liberal alternative to the rigid strictures of the Communist government. Christian churches have been instrumental in establishing civil society organizations that defend the rights of citizens from government abuse.
Heritage Foundation President: CCP Has Infiltrated Almost Every Country
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) funds American businesses, universities, politicians, and has investment in the U.S. military industry.
How the Free World Can Help Taiwan Avoid Ukraine’s Fate
An important lesson learned after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is that the Free World should immediately establish normal diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
Harvard’s Race-based Approach Draws Undesirable Attention
Harvard’s ‘race-based’ actions range from discrimination in student admissions to their unwilllingness to take action against the university’s first black president.
Gun Ownership on the Rise for Asian-Americans
Following several mass shootings in predominantly Asian-American communities, Asian-Americans are buying more guns than ever before.
Green Myths and Hard Realities: Sri Lanka as a Warning
Sri Lanka’s short-lived green revolution of 2021 which failed in July 2022 should have been a good time to hammer home not only why the effort failed, but why so-called ESG policies and the green energy movement more generally are hopeless and destructive wastes of time.