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Decades-Long Alliance Between USAID and Soros Foundations Faces Mounting Scrutiny

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5 mn readA decades-long partnership between the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and George Soros’ Open Society Foundations (OSF) is now squarely in the crosshairs of political and legal critics. What began as a cooperative initiative in the wake of the Cold War has, over the past 30 years, grown into an expansive network of funding and policy influence—one that is now facing unprecedented scrutiny under renewed Republican oversight and shifting international dynamics.

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Columbia University’s Leader Under Fire for Suppressing Student Activism and Ignoring Presidential Thesis Scandal

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3 mn readDr. Nemat Talaat Shafik, the President of Columbia University, is facing criticism for her handling of students’ solidarity with the Palestinian human rights movement. At the same time, the academic world has been shaken by a controversy surrounding Tsai Ing-wen, the current President of the Republic of China on Taiwan, and her PhD thesis. At the heart of this controversy lies Dr. Shafik, who took up the mantle at LSE in 2017 and the President of Columbia University in July 2023.

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The Rise and Fall of Twitter Clones

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3 mn readIn the wake of Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter at the end of 2022, the social media universe saw an influx of platforms vying to be the next go-to destination for microblogging enthusiasts. Among these, Post.News, T2 (also known as Pebble), and Spoutible ventured into the digital fray, each with their unique proposition. Recent developments, however, indicate a significant shift in the landscape for these emerging platforms.

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The Hidden Connections: Uncovering the Meta-Data in Michael Beckerman’s Letter to the US Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party

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3 mn readIn a world where data privacy and security are of paramount importance, the meta-data of a letter sent by Michael Beckerman, TikTok’s public policy director, to the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party has raised eyebrows. The letter, which was intended to address concerns about TikTok’s data practices, was listed under the author Zheng Han (郑涵), a name that has no direct connection to Beckerman.

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American for Vice President of the Republic of China? Bi-khim Hsiao’s Autobiography Reveals: Only Held U.S. Citizenship Before 20

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3 mn readFormer U.S. Secretary of State and influential diplomat Henry Kissinger passed away on November 29th at his home in Connecticut, aged 100. Kissinger, one of the most controversial diplomats of the 20th century, not only defined American foreign policy in the 1970s but also played a pivotal role in ending the Vietnam War and containing communist nations.

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Taiwan’s version of the Watergate scandal! Judicial Agencies Monitor Opposition Candidates, Ruling Party Claims ‘False Information’

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4 mn readAs the Republic of China’s presidential election draws near, a shocking leak surfaced online, alleging that intelligence units have been wiretapping numerous political figures, including top leaders of the Kuomintang and local politicians. This alleged list, said to be executed by the Investigation Bureau and the Agency Against Corruption, spans across political spectrums, encompassing former vice-chairpersons of the Kuomintang, legislators, retired generals, and local councilors.

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Revealed! Secret Peace Talks Underway Between Russia and Ukraine, Crimea’s Status in Question? Biden Administration Strongly Opposes

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2 mn readAccording to renowned American journalist Seymour Hersh, Russia and Ukraine are currently engaged in peace negotiations. The talks, led by Russian Chief of General Staff Valery Gerasimov and his Ukrainian counterpart Valerii Zaluzhnyi, might include the recognition of Crimea and four other former Ukrainian regions as part of Russia.

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Century’s Curtain Call: Diplomatic Titan Henry Kissinger Passes Away at 100, Leaving a Legacy of Profound Impact and Controversy

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3 mn readFormer U.S. Secretary of State and influential diplomat Henry Kissinger passed away on November 29th at his home in Connecticut, aged 100. Kissinger, one of the most controversial diplomats of the 20th century, not only defined American foreign policy in the 1970s but also played a pivotal role in ending the Vietnam War and containing communist nations.

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Elon Musk’s Latest AI Venture: Grok Set to Revolutionize X Premium+ Experience

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2 mn readAs the countdown to the 2024 Republic of China presidential election continues, the Kuomintang’s (KMT) collaboration with the Taiwan People’s Party teeters due to differing interpretations of poll results. Voices within the KMT are advocating for a more aggressive stance, while a wave of backlash from certain party members and Han Kuo-yu supporters is rising, challenging Hou You-yi’s leadership. KMT Legislator Cheng Li-wun, speaking on the News Radio on Broadcasting Corporation of China program, did not mince words in criticizing her party, stating, ‘The KMT should admit defeat! We only got a 3-3 tie because they let us. Without their concession, we’re just losers.’ She also lambasted the ‘my-formosa.com’ polls, questioning their methodology and labeling those responsible as ‘despicable.’