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Miss World Canada Anastasia Lin barely had her crown before security forces threatened her father in China. She went public, revealing a grim reality that can threaten any of a million Chinese Canadians who speak out.

For the first time, the NTD Television International Figure Painting Competition, which got its start as a platform for artists of Chinese descent, has welcomed contestants of all ethnic backgrounds.

New Tang Dynasty Television’s 5th International Dance Competition wrapped up Saturday evening with more trophies awarded than planned.

If the city gets hit by another hurricane, a mile of concrete walls, strengthened power lines, and other systems will help prevent the massive and long-term blackouts seen during Hurricane Sandy.

Taiwanese are concerned that an independent television station is at risk of being effectively forced off the air due to pressure from Beijing.

Elected officials in New Jersey, including Livingston Mayor Rudy Fernandez and Councilman Alfred Anthony, co-hosted a recent screening of the award-winning documentary “Free China: The Courage to Believe.”

The contract for independent satellite television station NTD, which broadcasts uncensored news from Taiwan into mainland China, is again at risk.

Producer Kean Wong and director Michael Perlman gave The Epoch Times an exclusive interview in San Francisco last Friday, before the fourth Bay Area screening of “Free China: The Courage to Believe.”

The Epoch Times, NTD, and Sound of Hope, have reported on how a faction loyal to Jiang Zemin had sought to regain power in order to ensure that the persecution of Falun Gong would continue.

The most significant international event for Chinese chefs is coming to Times Square, for the third year in a row.

Joe Wang, the executive of an independent Chinese television station, received a surprising phone call yesterday: from an agent with the Chinese Communist Party’s foreign intelligence agency.

The Asia-Pacific Preliminaries of New Tang Dynasty Television’s 5th International Classical Chinese Dance Competition successfully concluded on Aug. 18 in Hong Kong, but not without intense interference from the Chinese Communist Party.

Hooting, hollering, holding up banners and blocking passage, a group that acts as a proxy for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in Hong Kong attempted unsuccessfully to derail a traditional Chinese dance competition here on Saturday.

Communist authorities are going to great and unusual lengths to prevent performers in China from participating in an international dance competition that seeks to revive Chinese traditional culture.

Beginning in late July, contest organizer, independent New York-based broadcaster, New Tang Dynasty (NTD) Television, received information that registered contestants were being tracked and monitored by security agents in China.

The Epoch Times recently reported that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) issued a secret order that opposes the Fifth International Classical Chinese Dance Competition.

Officials in Beijing are interfering with the fifth international Chinese dance competition again