Cindy In, Author at ViewusGlobal - Page 6 of 35

Cindy In (686 Posts)

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  World's First Michelin-Starred Ice Cream? Taiwan's Minimal Ice Cream Is Breaking the Mold 2024.12.08 A restaurant in Taichung, Taiwan, is making headlines as the first in the world to earn a Michelin star exclusively for its desserts.
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  China Moves Toward Softer Diplomacy as U.S. Politics Loom 2024.12.06 China's "wolf warrior diplomacy" is shifting to a softer "sheep diplomacy" as it faces global challenges, especially with Trump's return.
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  Chinese Hackers Tried to Spy on Top U.S. Politicians—Here’s What They Found 2024.12.06 Chinese hackers targeted U.S. telecoms to access communication records of officials, prompting FBI investigations and denials from China.
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  North Korea Calls Terrorist Attacks in Syria ‘Extreme Crimes Against Humanity’ 2024.12.05 North Korea criticizes military actions in Syria, calling them crimes against humanity and expressing support for the Syrian government.
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  Did South Korean President Just Stage a Coup for Love? China Says It’s a Political Disaster in the Making 2024.12.05 South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law declaration drew major Chinese media attention, likening it to political turmoil in Seoul.
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  Water Cannons Fired: China and Philippines Trade Blows Over Scarborough Shoal 2024.12.05 Tensions rise between China and the Philippines over territorial disputes in the South China Sea, marked by aggressive encounters and claims.
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  North Korea Just Took Down South Korean Power Towers – Here's Why It Matters 2024.12.04 South Korea's Ministry of Unification released footage showing collapsing transmission towers in North Korea's Kaesong Industrial Complex.
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  Taiwan’s President Tells U.S. China’s Military Threats Are No. 1 Concern 2024.12.03 Taiwanese President highlights China's military threats during his South Pacific tour, emphasizing self-defense and regional peace.
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  China Outraged as U.S. Plans to Arm Taiwan with F-16 Jets 2024.12.03 China protests U.S. arms sales to Taiwan, claiming violations of sovereignty and international law, escalating tensions in the region.
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  Russian Submarine Stirs Tensions in South China Sea, Philippines Respond with Force 2024.12.03 A Russian submarine was detected in the South China Sea, raising concerns in the Philippines as military tensions escalate in the region.
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  Three Americans Freed in Prisoner Swap—Is China Now Safer to Visit? 2024.11.28 The U.S. downgraded its travel advisory for China to Level 2 following a prisoner exchange, impacting travel recommendations for citizens.
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  China Protests U.S. Sanctions on 29 Firms Over Alleged Forced Labor 2024.11.27 China protests U.S. sanctions on 29 companies linked to Uyghur forced labor, calling them baseless and harmful to global supply chains.
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  Massive Gold Deposit Found in China: 300 Tons Could Be Just the Beginning 2024.11.26 A massive gold deposit estimated at 300 tons has been unearthed in Pingjiang County of Hunan Province, China.
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  China Wants Europe to Lead with Openness, Not Confrontation 2024.11.26 China urges the EU to maintain strategic autonomy amidst rising unilateralism, emphasizing cooperation and dialogue with Luxembourg.
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  Tech Leaks to China Skyrocket: What’s Behind Korea’s Technology Crisis? 2024.11.26 South Korea sees a surge in technology leaks, with arrests hitting an all-time high, posing risks to national security and economy.
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  China Fears the Worst as North Korea Strengthens Ties with Russia: The U.S. Is Watching Closely 2024.11.25 China is uneasy about North Korea's ties with Russia, fearing it may embolden Pyongyang against its interests amid regional tensions.
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  Chinese-Made Winter Clothes for Kids Found Contaminated with Dangerous Chemicals 2024.11.23 Harmful substances in children's clothing from Chinese online platforms exceed safety standards, prompting further inspections.
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  China’s Furious Response to US Arms Sale—No Meeting with Defense Secretary Austin 2024.11.22 The U.S. failed to arrange a meeting with China amid tensions over arms sales to Taiwan, highlighting regional dialogue needs.
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  North Korean Soldiers Accused of Gang-Raping Russian Student During Training 2024.11.21 A local student in Russia alleges she was gang-raped by North Korean soldiers during a military adaptation program.
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  Putin Sends 70+ Animals to North Korea’s Zoo—Including Female Lions 2024.11.21 Putin gifts over 70 animals, including lions and bears, to North Korea's Pyongyang Zoo, enhancing ties between the two nations.