Joyce Huang

Jan 10, 2025 | voaindonesia.com | Joyce Huang

This image contains sensitive content which some people may find offensive or disturbing. ImagesMultimediaEmbedded ContentCommentsLink has been copied to clipboard TeruskanBagaimana Miras Nasional China Perlancar Korupsi di Kalangan Elit KomunisDing Xiongjun, mantan ketua pabrik miras milik negara Kweichow Moutai, menghadapi penyelidikan dugaan korupsi pada 2 Januari. Dia menjadi mantan pemimpin ketiga dalam perusahaan tersebut yang diperiksa pihak berwenang terkait korupsi.

Jan 8, 2025 | voanews.com | Joyce Huang

Kweichow Moutai, the distiller of China’s most prestigious liquor, has seen three of its ex-chairmen face investigations for graft over the past five years, with a new probe into a former head of the maker of “firewater” announced earlier this month. Over the past week, the topic has been trending on China’s social media and comes even as the company continues to see growth in sales, despite a weakening Chinese economy and lagging consumption.

Oct 18, 2024 | voanews.com | Joyce Huang

It has been seven years since the Paris-based press freedom advocacy organization Reporters Without Borders (RSF) established an Asia-Pacific office in Taipei. The organization’s new Director General Thibaut Bruttin led a delegation to Taiwan this week and met with Taiwan President Lai Ching-te on Wednesday.

Oct 17, 2024 | inkl.com | Joyce Huang

PA ArchiveResearchers are investigating whether drugs currently used for diabetes and eye diseases could help to prevent or treat dementia. Developing new drugs for diseases like Alzheimer’s can be very expensive, and take many years. However, repurposing drugs that have already been approved for other health conditions could speed up the process and open up new ways to treat dementia-causing diseases, experts suggest.

Oct 15, 2024 | voanews.com | Joyce Huang

China’s stock markets had a volatile day on Monday, showing mixed responses to the finance ministry’s latest fiscal policies, released during a closely watched briefing over the weekend. Hong Kong shares dropped 0.75% while its mainland peers rebounded, including the Shanghai Composite’s 2.07% gain, although the rally slowed.