Taiwan’s president will ask the country’s constitutional court to interpret controversial parliamentary reform measures that grant the legislative branch more powers, he announced on June 24. In his first press conference since taking office last month, Taiwanese President to Ask Constitutional Court to Review Controversial New Law
Taiwan’s president will ask the country’s constitutional court to interpret controversial parliamentary reform measures that grant the legislative branch more powers, he announced on June 24. In his first press conference since taking office last month, 
MANILA, Philippines—The president of the Philippines said Sunday his country would not yield to “any foreign power” after Chinese forces injured Filipino navy personnel and damaged at least two military boats with machetes, axes, and hammers in a clash in
British Judge Lord Sumption’s resignation from Hong Kong’s top court will raise concerns about the state of the rule of law in Hong Kong and may discourage foreign investors, said civil rights lawyer and human rights activist Baroness Helena Kennedy of
The Chinese communist regime’s support for Russia amid the Ukraine war has already taken a toll on the economic relationship between Berlin and Beijing, German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck said during an official visit to China. Bilateral trade between China