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Taiwan Condemns Chinese ‘Live-Fire’ Drills

Taiwan details surge in Chinese military activity, did not detect live fire

Taiwan's defence ministry on Thursday reported a surge in Chinese military activity the previous day, but officials said they did not detect any live-fire exercises in a drill zone off the island's southwestern coast.

The Straits Times · 1h

Taiwan reports surge in Chinese military activity, but live fire not detected

Taipei also said the Chinese military had set up a zone for “shooting” drills in the south-western part of the Taiwan Strait. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Foreign Policy · 6h

Taiwan Condemns Chinese ‘Live-Fire’ Drills as Dangerous Provocation

Blatant Provocation’ Taiwan dispatched sea, land, and air forces on Wednesday in response to unannounced Chinese “live-fire exercises” in an area about 40 nautical miles

Trump, Taiwan and China

Bloomberg on MSN · 10h

Trump Declines to Say If US Would Protect Taiwan From Invasion

President Donald Trump said he didn’t want to comment when asked Wednesday whether it was the policy of his administration to prevent China from taking control of Taiwan by force.“I never comment on that,

Reuters · 8h

Trump declines to say if he'd let China take Taiwan 'by force'

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday (February 26) declined to comment in response to a question about whether the United States would ever allow China to take control of Taiwan by force. What are Ukraine's critical minerals and why does Trump want them?

U.S. News & World Report · 10h

Trump Declines to Answer Question About China and Taiwan

President Donald Trump on Wednesday declined to comment in response to a question about whether the United States would ever allow China to take control of Taiwan by force. "I never comment on that," Trump said at the White House.

China says Taiwan seeks to give away chip industry

Reuters on MSN · 4h

China says Taiwan seeks to give away chip industry to US

China said on Wednesday that Taiwan was seeking to give away the island's semiconductor industry to the United States as a "souvenir" and leverage it to seek political support from Washington.

tom's Hardware on MSN · 10h

China accuses Taiwan of giving away chip industry to the US as a 'souvenir'

China claims Taiwan's leadership is 'selling out' Taiwan's industry by making them tools for diplomatic manoeuvring.

Seeking Alpha on MSN · 19h

China says Taiwan seeks to give away chip industry as 'souvenir' to US - report

China has recently accused Taiwan of attempting to relinquish its semiconductor industry to the U.S. to gain political leverage and support from Washington. This accusation was made by Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson for China's Taiwan Affairs Office,

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Taiwan condemns China for conducting shooting drills off its coast

Taiwan on Thursday condemned China’s military exercises after Beijing designated an area to conduct shooting drills off the ...

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Taiwan detains Chinese-crewed ship suspected of cutting undersea cable

Taiwan’s coast guard detained a cargo ship and its Chinese crew on Tuesday and said it was investigating whether the vessel ...

Taiwan Watches Trump Undercut Ukraine, Hoping It Won’t Be Next

As President Trump turns toward Russia, Taiwan grapples with its reliance on U.S. support in the face of conflict with China.

China firmly opposes Japan allowing individuals from Taiwan region to 'list Taiwan instead of China' as their place of origin

Photo: State Council Taiwan Affairs Office. China voiced firm opposition on Wednesday to Japan's recent move allowing ...

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Taiwan says China set up ‘live-fire training’ zone off its coast without warning

China’s military has set up a zone for “live-fire training” about 46 miles (74 kilometers) off the southwestern coast of ...

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Lessons from Taiwan: How digital tools can help governments regain the people’s trust

Taiwan's cyber ambassador-at-large, Audrey Tang, recounts how her country was able to rebuild trust in its government using ...

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China urges US to 'correct its mistakes' after Taiwan independence reference removed from website

The State Department removed previous wording on its website about not supporting Taiwan independence, which it said was part ...

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