China Simulates Strikes on “Key Targets” in Taiwan After Tsai-McCarthy Meeting
On Monday, China declared that peace in the Taiwan Strait and Taiwanese independence were “mutually exclusive,” as its military announced it had “successfully...
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U.S.-Taiwan Meeting Highlights Need to Hasten Arms Deliveries
Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen thanked America for backing Taiwan in the face of China’s threat, and cited former U.S. President Reagan, saying that...
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Liberals Upset About Weak Trump Indictment; China Angry As Taiwan President Visits U.S.
Conservatives and Liberals are both criticizing the Trump indictment as weak; Taiwan’s president visited U.S. leaders to gather support in the face of aggression from Communist China;...
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Taiwan Prepares for Conflict With China as Tsai Visits U.S.
Taiwan’s military is ramping up preparations for a possible future war with China by planning an unprecedented military drill that will take place...
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With Honduras Now in China’s Column, Taiwan Runs Short on Allies
If Taiwan doesn’t move quickly, it will soon find itself alone. When that happens, China won’t hesitate to invade. ...
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If We Want Peace in Taiwan, We Must Be Willing to Accept War
China will not invade Taiwan so long as it sincerely believes that the United States will actually come to Taipei’s rescue. ...
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Paraguay President to Visit Taiwan Before Election That Could End Ties
Authentic Radical Liberal Party presidential candidate Efraim Alegre said that if he wins the election in April, Paraguay would sever diplomatic ties with...
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Senior Taiwan Opposition Leader Visits China
The KMT's deputy chairman will meet the head of China's Taiwan Affairs Office to discuss the current tense situation between the two countries....
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Taiwanese President Tells Pope War With China “Not an Option”
SINGAPORE — Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen has written to Pope Francis to announce that war between Taiwan and China is not an option,...
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Taiwanese Foreign Minister: China “More Likely” to Invade Taiwan as Xi’s Problems Accumulate
Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu has declared that he thinks China is now “more likely” to invade Taiwan to divert attention away from...
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Taiwan to Permit Women in Reservist Training for First Time
SINGAPORE — As Taiwan attempts to enhance its forces against threats from China, the island nation’s military declared plans on Tuesday to include...
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China’s Navy Conducts South China Sea Combat Drills Encompassing Aircraft Carriers
SINGAPORE — Recently, the battle group of China’s CNS Shandong aircraft carrier conducted a combat exercise in the South China Sea to start...
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In Defiant Move Against China, US, Taiwan Conclude First Round of Bilateral Trade Negotiations
The ongoing talks will encompass discussions on China’s “economic coercion,” as Taiwan needs to diversify its trade away from China. ...
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Taiwan Offers to Help Ukraine With Digital Reconstruction
SINGAPORE — Taiwan is open to aiding Ukraine in overhauling its digital infrastructure in areas such as remote learning as part of reconstruction...
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How Taiwan Became One of the Most Pro-LGBTQ Countries in Asia
SINGAPORE — Taiwan, which won a bid to host WorldPride, an international LGBT event in 2021, has been at the helm of a...
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Senior German Lawmaker Affirms Germany Will Not Arm Taiwan
SINGAPORE — Germany will not supply Taiwan with weapons and has not been requested to do so, as the circumstances are not similar...
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Asian Powers Seek European Help to Counter Regional Threats
Amid threats from Russia, China, and North Korea, powers like Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have been courting European help to counter regional...
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Taiwan Military Officers Suspected of Spying for China; China Increasing Disinformation Campaigns
SINGAPORE — Taiwan detained three active-duty officers and a retired Air Force officer suspected of spying for China, the Central News Agency (CNA)...
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Ex-NATO Chief Urges Consequences for China if It Invades Taiwan
Anders Fogh Rasmussen admitted that although sanctions by democracies worldwide could lead to a global economic collapse, Beijing would be the most affected....
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How the National Defense Authorization Act Will Impact Ties With Taiwan
The bill authorizes up to $10 billion in "Foreign Military Financing" to Taiwan through 2027, and allocates $7.1 billion for the Pacific Deterrence...
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