Columbian Governor Luis Francisco Cuéllar Carvajal kidnapped from his home by armed rebels.

Less talked about but also extremely costly to Canadian business is the pilfering of Canada's intellectual property.

Activists are appealing that the topic of human rights observance will take a “vital part” in the forthcoming EU-China summit in Prague.

“The Cuban Revolution has been romanticized to the point where few people know about the actual origin of it.”

This refreshingly sprightly comedy is really rather good

Playwright Nick Whitby's "To Be or Not To Be" is now a theatrical farce, with pluses and minuses to its credit.

MyFirstVote.tv (MFV) is a non-profit, non-partisan group. Their goal in the coming week: to lure new voters out to the polls.

Many globally conscientious individuals finds China Academy of Science's report somewhat baffling.

The ability for humans to blindly obey the commands of others has found troubling manifestations in recent times.

Authorities in Liaoning province illegally detained twenty-two petitioners during the Olympic Games.

Human rights in China are deteriorating in the lead-up to the Olympic Games, say rights organizations.

New Yorkers with Columbian heritage celebrated 198 years of independence from Spain on Sunday at Flushing Meadows Park in Queens.

China may have backed the U.N. resolution in late June to condemn the Zimbabwe vote but don't be fooled by its recent facade.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has a long history of intentionally mixing up concepts of the Party, country, government and people, so as to incite Chinese people's “patriotic sentiment” to instigate or divert a crisis when necessary. Instead of introducing a theory about why this is, I would just like to provide some facts to […]

Hundreds of policemen besieged an “appeals village” near Beijing's South Railway Station late at night on December 9. According to ndn.com, the police forced thousands of petitioners to leave and then demolished the buildings with heavy equipment. The evicted petitioners had no place to stay and were driven outside into temperatures of minus 9 C […]

Historian Song Yongyi believes October 1st (Chinese Communists’ “National Day”) is truly a day of mourning, because the souls of the Chinese historians have been crushed under the harsh rule of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Since the CCP has come to power, historical research has been a total farce; with conclusions reached before the […]

As the President of China, the General Secretary of the CCP and the Chairman of the Central Military Commission, Hu Jintao's first visit to the US was a long time in the planning, with careful consideration given to every aspect–or so they thought. No one on Hu's staff was able to predict Hurricane Katrina, who […]

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) banned China’s government-controlled Xinhua Agency and the People’s Daily from stationing journalists in Taiwan due to the government’s decision of “Overall review of exchanges with China.” Nevertheless, the move was criticized by the opposition camp as a setback for press freedom. The MAC’s Vice Chairman Huang Weifeng stressed that the […]