Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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Taiwan Renews UN Participation Campaign as Viral Rights-Based Reform Proposal Circulates Online
Taiwan has renewed its UN participation campaign as a viral rights-based UN reform graphic circulates online; the graphic’s attribution to President Trump remains unverified.
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Analysis: Diplomacy, Deterrence and Civil Resilience Address Different Taiwan Strait Risks
Public remarks at a Taipei forum highlight the distinct roles—and limits—of diplomacy, military deterrence and civil resilience.
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AIT Director Warns Taiwan Strait Conflict Would Have Severe Global Economic Consequences
The American Institute in Taiwan director and ROC in Taiwan vice president stressed diplomacy, deterrence and preparation while warning against conflict.
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Five Years After Chow Hang-tung’s Arrest, Her Case Remains a Test of Hong Kong’s Freedom to Remember June Fourth
Five years after Chow Hang-tung’s arrest, she remains in custody awaiting sentencing. Free China Movement marks the anniversary, honors her courage and calls for her release.
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Five Years Detained: Free China Movement Honors Chow Hang-tung’s Courage and Calls for Her Immediate Release
On the fifth anniversary of Chow Hang-tung’s September 8, 2021 arrest, the Free China Movement honors her courage in defending June Fourth memory, peaceful democratic advocacy and human rights, and calls for her immediate release.
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Analysis: Higher Energy Costs Lift Mainland China’s Prices While Domestic Demand Stays Weak
August price data point to stronger external cost pressure without clear evidence of a broad recovery in household demand.
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Mainland China’s August Consumer and Producer Inflation Accelerates as Energy Costs Rise
Official August data show faster consumer and factory-gate price growth, driven partly by energy costs, while domestic demand remained subdued.
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ROC in Taiwan Reports Eight PLA Aircraft and Eight PLAN Ships Around Taiwan
The ROC in Taiwan Ministry of National Defense reported eight PLA aircraft, eight PLAN ships and four official ships in the September 7–8 window.
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Analysis: Ford’s Mainland Chinese Partnerships Raise Distinct Questions About Control, Data and Supply Chains
The public dispute should be assessed deal by deal, separating ownership, licensing, data access, manufacturing location and demonstrated security risk.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Urges Ford to Cut Ties with CATL, Geely and BYD; Ford Defends Its Strategy
Sean Duffy raised national-security and manufacturing concerns; Ford said it controls its Michigan battery plant and remains committed to U.S. production.