American Airlines Group confirmed it had changed how its website refers to Taiwan, a move expected to be followed by two other major US carriers in an effort to avoid Chinese penalties. A check of Ame... ( read original story ...)
American Airlines, Delta revise websites to change Taiwan reference
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - American Airlines Group Inc (AAL.O) and Delta Air Lines (DAL.N) changed how their websites refer to Taiwan, a move expected to be followed by United Airlines (UAL.N) later on We... ( read original story ...)
American Airlines and Cathay Pacific bow to China pressure on Taiwan
American Airlines and Cathay Pacific have become the latest carriers to change how they refer to Taiwan online, bowing to pressure from China. Beijing set 25 July as a deadline for companies and airli... ( read original story ...)
American Airlines revises website to change Taiwan reference
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - American Airlines Group Inc (AAL.O) late on Tuesday confirmed it had changed how its website refers to Taiwan, a move expected to be followed by two other major U.S. carriers by ... ( read original story ...)
US airlines have caved to China’s ‘Orwellian’ demands on Taiwan
American Airlines is the first major US carrier to change its description of Taiwan as a deadline imposed by China looms. US airlines had until July 25, Beijing time, to stop describing Taiwan as a co... ( read original story ...)
U.S. Airlines Plan to Accept China Demands on Naming Taiwan
U.S. airlines plan to comply with a Chinese government demand that they revise their website identifications of Taiwan to reflect China’s claim on the island territory, said a person familiar with the ... ( read original story ...)
Taipei accuses Beijing of dragging sport into politics after youth games suspended
Taiwan accused mainland China of dragging sport into politics on Tuesday after a multimillion-dollar international youth event due to be held on the island next year was suspended. It comes as Beijing ... ( read original story ...)
China insists U.S. airlines describe Taiwan as part of China
BEIJING -- China says there will be "no room for negotiation" in its demand that U.S. airlines describe self-ruled Taiwan as part of China ahead of a deadline this week. Beijing has insisted that carr... ( read original story ...)
U.S. airlines poised to change Taiwan references as China deadline looms
WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - Major U.S. airlines are expected to change how their websites refer to Chinese-claimed Taiwan by Wednesday in an effort to avoid Chinese penalties, three sources said, a... ( read original story ...)
U.S. airlines poised to change Taiwan references as China deadline looms: sources
WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - Major U.S. airlines were expected to change how their websites refer to Chinese-claimed Taiwan ahead of a July 25 deadline, in an effort to avoid Chinese penalties, thre... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to Cease Employing North Koreans on Fishing Boats
BEIJING — Taiwan says it will stop employing North Korean workers on its fishing boats in compliance with U.N. sanctions on such contracts. The foreign ministry said in a notice Tuesday that the last ... ( read original story ...)
American Twitch Streamer Leaving Taiwan After Doxxing, Harassment
Cjayride, an American Twitch streamer who’s made a name for himself broadcasting his life in Taiwan, has decided to leave the country in the wake of harassment, doxxing, and his personal life falling ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan needs U.S. military support to defend itself: official
Taipei, July 23 (CNA) Taiwan needs the United States' continuous support in the face of China's growing military threat or it will be vulnerable to being taken over by force by Beijing, Foreign Minist... ( read original story ...)
US planning to let Taiwan leader use American airports en route to Paraguay, despite Beijing concerns
Washington plans to allow Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen to pass through airports in southern US cities when she travels to South America next month for Mario Benitez’s inauguration as president of Par... ( read original story ...)
The U.S. makes a new push to bolster Taiwan’s military defenses. China won’t like it.
John Pomfret, a former Washington Post bureau chief in Beijing, is the author of “The Beautiful Country and the Middle Kingdom: America and China, 1776 to the Present.” The State Department’s recently ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Today: Taiwan needs U.S. military support, Jason Jung Taiwan’s new top-ranked men’s tennis player
Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu told CNN the Taiwan government felt relations with the US had grown stronger in recent years, but it was vital for Washington to continue to support Taipei militarily ... ( read original story ...)