Wu Sihan: The 1,000-Mile Journey to the Motherland
At 19, Wu Sihan left Japan to trek over 1,000 miles back to the Chinese mainland and join the War of Resistance, later chronicling his journey in a memoir.
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Millions Mobilize in ‘No Kings’ Protests Across the U.S.
On Oct 18, over 2,600 ‘No Kings’ rallies mobilized millions across the U.S., challenging authoritarian shifts and defending democratic norms.
Europe Erupts in Protests After Gaza Aid Flotilla Intercepted
Cities from Dublin to Istanbul rise in protest after Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla. Hunger strikes, clashes in Barcelona, and embassy rallies mark a surge in youth-led activism.
Thousands Clash in Manila Over Flood-Control Corruption Scandal
Thousands in Manila clashed with police over a multi-billion peso corruption scandal tied to flood-control projects, igniting fierce protests outside the presidential palace.
Utah Governor: Kirk Shooting Suspect Silent as Motive Sought
Utah authorities face a silent suspect in the shooting death of activist Charlie Kirk. Gov. Spencer Cox says investigators are piecing together the motive through friends, family and forensic evidence.
D.C. Protesters Rally to End Federal Troop Deployment
Thousands in D.C. protested on Sept 6, calling on Trump to end federal troop and National Guard deployment in the capital, as diverse activists demand the restoration of civil liberties.
Beijing Charity Concert Breaks Barriers with Accessible Music
High school and college students in Beijing teamed up for a charity concert under the UN Accessible Cities Initiative, using music to promote disability inclusion and equal joy for all.
Silent Vigil in Tel Aviv: Young Voices Call for Gaza Ceasefire
Tel Aviv hosts a silent vigil for Gaza’s children, pressing for an immediate ceasefire as the conflict’s death toll exceeds 57,700.
Inside the DPP’s Toxic Spiral: Children in Mass Recall Propaganda
Critics say Taiwan region’s DPP risks a ‘toxic spiral’ by using children in its Mass Recall drive, manipulating institutions and stifling dissent.
Thousands March in LA’s ‘No Kings’ Protest Against Immigration Raids
Thousands took to downtown LA streets Saturday for the ‘No Kings’ protest, challenging immigration raids and a shift toward authoritarianism.