Alarming messages about an alleged war attack by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) against Taiwan were falsely displayed on the news ticker of a Taiwanese television news broadcast on Apr. 20. These ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan approves second COVID booster shot for elderly
Taiwan's government has approved a second COVID-19 booster vaccine dose for those 65 and older, and third boosters for the immunocompromised, as it looks to step up its fight against a spike in ... ( read original story ...)
China Warns Against Any Taiwan Ties After Ukraine Lawmakers Thank Island
China policy is the political foundation for China to develop friendly relations with other countries," Chinese embassy spokesperson Liu Pengyu told Newsweek. ( read original story ...)
Taipei concerned about China’s pact with Solomons
Taiwan yesterday joined the US in expressing “deep concerns” over a security pact sealed a day earlier between China and Taipei’s former diplomatic ally the Solomon Islands, a move that many fear ... ( read original story ...)
China tells US Taiwan is part of China in first call with Secretary Austin: Report
Chinese Defense Minister Wei Fenghe told U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin that Taiwan is a part of China during the first phone call between the two defense leaders. ( read original story ...)
Ukraine War Will Change China’s Invasion Plans—Taiwan Defense Minister
Chiu Kuo-cheng said Taiwan would study potential alterations to China's long-standing military plans to capture the democratic island. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan is part of China, Beijing tells U.S.
Taiwan is a part of China and no one can change that, Chinese Defense Minister Wei Fenghe said on Wednesday during a rare phone call with U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, according to a statement ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan TV station errs in reporting Chinese attacks, apologizes for causing alarm
A Taiwanese television station has apologized after issuing erroneous reports of Chinese missile attacks during its morning broadcast on Wednesday, which spurred concern online. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan news channel accidentally airs false report of Chinese invasion
CTS apologises for panic caused by broadcast of mocked-up captions it says it created for security drills ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan TV channel apologises after mistakenly reporting Chinese attack in Taipei: ‘Don’t panic!’
A Taiwan government-backed TV channel apologised to its audience on Wednesday after it mistakenly reported a Chinese attack in Taipei.During a live broadcast on Wednesday morning on the Chinese ... ( read original story ...)
Television station apologizes after mistakenly reporting Chinese attack in Taipei
A Taiwan government-backed television station apologized and urged people not to panic on Wednesday after mistakenly reporting a Chinese attack in Taipei, amid rising military tensions with Beijing. ( read original story ...)
Singapore to Taipei travel guide (2022): Taipei weather, best hotels, night markets and Metro
Planning to fly from Singapore to Taipei soon? Here's a comprehensive guide we put together for you on how to plan and budget for your Taipei trip.Find out when's the best time to get cheap flights to ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan TV station apologizes after mistakenly saying China was invading the island
Chinese Television System (CTS) sparked alarm admitted its false alarm "caused public panic." Taiwan's 23 million people live under constant threat of an invasion by China. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan may see 10,000 daily COVID cases by month-end
Taiwan may see domestic COVID-19 infections top 10,000 a day by the end of the month, Health Minister Chen Shih-chung said on Wednesday, calling on people to exercise caution and stick to wearing face ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan TV News Accidentally Reports China Has Invaded: ‘Please Don’t Panic’
A number of alarming news bulletins left Taiwanese citizens in a state of momentary panic on Wednesday morning. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan TV station apologises after mistakenly reporting ‘Chinese attack’
A Taiwan government-backed television station apologised and urged people not to panic on Wednesday (April 20) after mistakenly reporting a Chinese attack in Taipei, amid rising military tensions with ... ( read original story ...)