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Two Chinese Spouses Lose Residency in Taiwan Over Pro-Unification Remarks

On Friday (March 21), Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency (NIA) announced that two Chinese spouses, "Xiaowei" and "Enqi," had posted multiple online videos advocating for the military annexation of Taiwan ("武統"). Following an investigation, their dependent residency permits were revoked, and they were ordered to leave Taiwan within a set timeframe.

Xi Jinping’s Aging and Waning Power Make Re-Election Difficult

In recent days, CCP leader Xi Jinping has been on an inspection tour in Guizhou and Yunnan. Videos posted by netizens reveal that Xi appears to be moving slowly, with graying hair, a fatigued expression, and a forced smile, all signs of physical decline.

A "Disappeared" List That Dazzles the Eye—What Does It Reveal?

The disappearance of numerous high-ranking Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials from the government, military, and political circles has become a striking phenomenon in China’s political landscape. Over the past two years, exactly which senior CCP officials have "disappeared"? How should these disappearances be interpreted? This article explores these questions.

Xi Jinping’s Re-election Unlikely, Li Qiang to Take Over the Mess

Rumors that Xi Jinping will be removed from power this year have been circulating for some time. Among the potential successors mentioned are Ding Xuexiang, Zhao Leji, and Cai Qi. Recently, new reports suggest that Chinese Premier Li Qiang is set to take over the mess left behind by Xi.

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