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An Assessment of the National Homeland Security and CombatingTerrorism Act of 2002 (S. 2452) - Vimarsana News

An Assessment of the National Homeland Security and CombatingTerrorism Act of 2002 (S. 2452)

Hereitage's recommendations about the National Homeland Securityand Combating Terrorism Act of 2002 (S. 2452.)

The economic legacy of Taiwan's Sunflower movement - Vimarsana News

The economic legacy of Taiwan's Sunflower movement

Recent weeks have seen several retrospectives on the anniversary of the Sunflower movement and their occupation of the legislature, along with the protests that supported their actions. These retrospectives have focused almost entirely on their transformative political legacy. Yet one of the most important effects of the Sunflowers was saving Taiwan from the shattering economic consequences of then-president Ma Ying-jeou’s (馬英九) pro-China economic policies. The Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement (CSSTA) that put a half million or more people into the streets was a follow-on agreement...

Downturn threatens Chinese leader's drive to reimpose communism - Vimarsana News

Downturn threatens Chinese leader's drive to reimpose communism

Chinese President Xi Jinping, even after a decade in power, is finding it hard to shape China's economy to his liking.

Downturn threatens Chinese leader's drive to reimpose communism - Vimarsana News

Downturn threatens Chinese leader's drive to reimpose communism

Chinese President Xi Jinping, even after a decade in power, is finding it hard to shape China's economy to his liking.

Marine Corps adviser's anti-Taiwan piece in Chinese propaganda outlet sparks outrage - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps adviser's anti-Taiwan piece in Chinese propaganda outlet sparks outrage

In that article, like the Global Times piece, Maj. Gayl used terminology also employed in Chinese propaganda, describing the self-governing island as “renegade Taiwan” and Taiwan’s ruling pro-independence political party as “separatist.” “The U.S. could advise Taiwan’s secessionists to peaceably accept ‘one country, two systems’ and cease its ‘independence’ ambitions,” Maj. Gayl said in the Global Times article. But Beijing’s critics say China’s “one country, two systems” narrative was shattered last year in Hong Kong when the central government began dismantli...