Japan Set to Shift Away From China as Top Partner

Japan is shifting away from China as its top partner. This follows months of Chinese pressure—diplomatic, military, and economic—forcing Tokyo to reassess its strategy.

National security concerns: No foreign-made routers will be allowed to be imported into the United States anymore, especially those tied to China.

China is quietly mapping the world’s oceans, deploying research vessels and underwater sensors across key regions. Now, U.S. officials warn that this data could give Beijing a strategic advantage in naval warfare.

Brewing dissent spills over, as hundreds of Chinese citizens clash with police in southern China, sparked by a crematorium project.

A new documentary featuring two brothers dancing with Shen Yun Performing Arts premiered Tuesday night. It’s about their mission, their journey, and their passion. We spoke with the two dancers about their experiences.

1. Japan Set to Shift Away From China as Top Partner
2. Takaichi: Japan Remains Open to Dialogue With China
3. China Continues to Step Up Pressure on Japan
4. FCC Bans Foreign-Made Routers Over Security Risks
5. China’s Ocean Mapping Raises Military Concerns: Report
6. Guangdong Citizens Clash With Police Over Crematorium
7. Aus, EU Seal Trade Deal Amid China’s Threats
8. Teen’s Emotional Journey to Become a Shen Yun Dancer
9. Following His Brother: Lucas’s Path to Shen Yun
10. Shen Yun Faces Interference and Threats
11. Shen Yun Dancer Perseveres Amid CCP Pressure
12. Jesse Browde: Motivated by Mission and Culture
13. NTD Presents ‘Unbroken: The Untold Story of Shen Yun’