American leaders are rightly condemning Jimmy Lai’s sentence. But when it comes to concrete policy responses, Washington’s cupboard is increasingly bare.

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The approval will allow Starlink’s local subsidiary to provide satellite internet access to up to 600,000 user terminals.

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Jakarta’s contribution to the U.N. Security Council-mandated International Stabilization Force (ISF) has stirred controversy at home.

Rigid patriarchy, the necessity of a male heir, and the threat of internal rivals ensure that the “Princess of Pyongyang” will remain a symbolic placeholder rather than a viable sovereign.

The 2026 lower house election produced one of the weakest opposition camps in recent memory. But some parties fared better than others.

Jimmy Lai and countless others in China are paying the price for a West too eager to compromise principles for profit.

As the main opposition party in parliament, the once-marginal party has a mandate to challenge the government and shape policy debates.