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Delayed U.S. Weapons Raise Taiwan’s Vulnerability to Invasion
Taiwan’s election of a president who rejects China’s demands for submission means Beijing is running out of near-term options to take control of the island without the use of military force.
Opinion: The repercussions from Taiwan’s election will continue for years
Lanhee J. Chen looks at what the results of Taiwan’s election will mean for US-China relations in the coming years.
News live: Australia was ‘aware in advance’ of Nauru’s decision to sever ties with Taiwan, Conroy says
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CNA Explains: Why tiny Nauru ditched Taipei for Beijing – and why it matters
How did Taiwan, China and the US react to the island nation switching diplomatic ties, and what could happen next? CNA's Beijing correspondent Olivia Siong takes a look.
China condemns Philippines after president congratulates Taiwan election winner
China's Foreign Ministry summoned the Philippine ambassador on Tuesday to denounce President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s congratulatory message to Taiwan's president-elect.
China Rebukes Singapore and Philippines for Congratulating Taiwan’s Election Victor
Beijing has reminded Singapore and the Philippines of its “one-China” position on Taiwan in a rare show of public disapproval.
China blasts president of the Philippines for congratulating Taiwan election winner
China's Foreign Ministry summoned the Philippine ambassador and denounced remarks by the country's President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday congratulating the winner of Taiwan’s presidential election, ...
Taiwan’s hydrogen energy: high expectations meet technical hurdles
Hydrogen is the buzzword in the energy sector again. Despite being a prevalent topic in market discourse, the actual implementation and progress along the supply chain have fallen short of ...
Taiwan premier says Cabinet will resign in accordance with past practice
Taiwan Premier Chen Chien-jen said on Tuesday that the Cabinet will resign in accordance with past constitutional practice before the new parliament meets next month after the ruling party lost its majority in the legislature.
China Strikes a Blow After Taiwan Voters Ignore Beijing’s Wishes
The tiny Pacific island state of Nauru has entered into diplomatic relations with Beijing, which it cut in favor of Taipei in 2005.
US decries Nauru’s ‘unfortunate’ ditching of Taiwan, warns on China’s promises
The U.S. official who heads the body that handles unofficial ties with Taiwan on Tuesday decried Nauru's "unfortunate" decision to break ties with Taipei shortly after an election and warned Beijing's promises often go unfulfilled.
One-China principle stays inviolable
Photo taken on July 21, 2019 from Xiangshan Mountain shows the Taipei 101 skyscraper in Taipei. [Photo/Xinhua] The results of Taiwan's elections will not impede the inevitable trend of China's reunifi
Taiwan loses diplomatic ally to China days after presidential election
Nauru has severed diplomatic relations with Taiwan and established ties with China, the Pacific Island nation’s government said in a statement Monday, in a blow to Taiwan’s effort to retain its dwindling number of diplomatic allies.
Former US officials to visit Taiwan for post-election talks
Two former senior U.S. officials will arrive in Taiwan on Sunday for post-election talks and underscore the U.S. government's "longstanding interest" in peace across the Taiwan Strait, the de facto U.
Taxi fares in Taipei to increase over Lunar New Year
Fares for taxi rides in Taipei and New Taipei City are set to increase for a 10-day period during the Lunar New Year holiday next month, the New Taipei City government yesterday said. Starting at midnight on Feb. 5 until 11:59pm on Feb. 14, taxi passengers ...