Articles by Frank Key
China’s Rollout of Visa-Free Travel for Citizens of 75 Countries
by Frank Key, The Unz Review: The Script has Flipped Trends and trajectories matter. Imagine two countries: one country has decided to open tourism without visas for the citizens of 73 countries, an open-arms policy to foreign tourists that enables them to stay 14 days visa-free. Those transiting through to a third country can stay for 240 hours or 10 days without a visa.
China’s Rollout of Visa-Free Travel for Citizens of 75 Countries
Frank Key Archive China’s Rollout of Visa-Free Travel for Citizens of 75 Countries A Good Start is Half the Road to Success: 好的開始是成功的一半 ◄►◄►▲▼ • B The Script has Flipped Trends and trajectories matter. Imagine two countries: one country has decided to open tourism without visas for the citizens of 73 countries, an open-arms policy to foreign tourists that enables them to stay 14 days visa-free. Those transiting through to a third country can stay for 240 hours or 10 days without a visa.
Taiwan Update: DPP-Supported Legislative Recalls Fail Miserably Analysis and Implications
Frank Key Archive Taiwan Update: DPP-Supported Legislative Recalls Fail Miserably Analysis and Implications ◄►◄►▲▼ • B In my previous July 12, 2025 article on the Unz Review, “Illiberal, Anti-democratic leanings in Taiwan”, I did a deep dive into three issues that highlighted how the DPP was morphing into an authoritarian, undemocratic party, unleashing a “Green Terror” on the political and social scene in Taiwan.
Dog Stories from The Spectator
[Feb. 2, 1895.] I venture to send you the following story I have lately heard from an eye-witness, and to ask whether you or any of your readers can throw any light upon the dog’s probable object. The dog in question was a Scotch terrier. He was one day observed to appear from a corner of the garden carrying in his mouth, very gently and tenderly, a live frog.
PC032: Senator Bilbo
Senator Bilbo by Andy Duncan Dear Americans, Happy Election Day. As we all go to the polls and wait with mixed anticipation and anxiety for the poll results, PodCastle is happy to bring you into the electoral politics of another world — Tolkein’s — dealing with a trope all sides of the political spectrum can agree on, corrupt senators. The rest of the world, I hope you’ll forgive our electoral America-centrism, and I hope you enjoy the story. The Senator jotted down Appledore’s name without pause.
In Proper Order | Hooting Yard
Reviewing The Elements Of Eloquence by Mark Forsythe in The Spectator, Christopher Howse notes: The shiniest piece of information I picked up is that, in English, adjectives go in this order: Opinion – size – age – shape – colour – origin – material – purpose – noun. So you can have a lovely little old rectangular green French silver whittling knife. But if you mess with that word order in the slightest you’ll sound like a maniac.
PseudoPod 300: The Step
The Step by E.F. Benson John Cresswell was returning home one night from the Britannia Club at Alexandria, where, as was his custom three or four times in the week, he had dined very solidly and fluidly, and played bridge afterwards as long as a table could be formed. It had been rather an expensive evening, for all his skill at cards had been unable to cope with such a continuous series of ill-favoured hands as had been his.
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