News & Insights Across Asia
A Chinese mainland spokesperson reports that more people in Taiwan believe the U.S. is harming, not protecting, the island, citing a recent poll on U.S. “protection fees” demands.
With over $100 million spent on aviation industry lobbying in 2023, concerns rise over money’s influence in U.S. politics. Locals in Los Angeles share their thoughts on the matter.
Approval ratings for Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te have dropped significantly to 48% in his first month in office, according to recent polls, signaling growing public dissatisfaction with the new administration.
A new survey reveals growing climate anxiety among Americans, with many feeling vulnerable to climate change impacts and willing to take action.
The U.S. Senate passed a $95 billion aid bill for Ukraine and Israel, prompting mixed reactions from Americans concerned about the balance between foreign support and domestic needs.
Despite President Biden’s declaration of a ‘great year’ with 2.7 million jobs created in 2023, polls show Americans remain discontent with the economy, highlighting a disconnect between economic figures and public sentiment.
A recent Pew Research Center survey reveals that Americans across the political spectrum are united in their negative perception of national politics, citing partisan conflicts, costly campaigns, and special interest influences.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s indictment sparks varied reactions in Los Angeles, highlighting concerns over social division, the economy, and future political accountability.
Residents of Los Angeles share diverse opinions on former President Donald Trump’s historic indictment, reflecting a nation divided over the charges and their implications for American democracy.
Beijing residents share their concerns and hopes during China’s Two Sessions, discussing issues like education, housing, environment, and healthcare that affect their daily lives.