A Chinese mainland spokesperson on Saturday warned that if "Taiwan independence" separatist forces continue to provoke and cross the red line, the mainland will be forced to take drastic measures. Zhu ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s pursuit of democracy and freedom is not a crime: Tsai Ing-wen
Beijing has ramped up military and diplomatic pressure on Taiwan since Tsai Ing-wen came to power in 2016, as she rejects the stance that the island is Chinese territory. ( read original story ...)
Freedom Not Crime, Will Pursue Democracy Against Authoritarian China: Taiwan President
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen on Saturday underlined the challenge that the island is facing to uphold its freedom and democracy amid constantly increasing military and diplomatic pressure from China. ( read original story ...)
China “Should Stop Spread Of Military Adventurism”: Taiwan President
Taiwan's president on Saturday urged China to curb its "military adventurism", with tensions between the two sides at their highest level in years. ( read original story ...)
Freedom is not crime, will pursue democracy against authoritarian China: Taiwan
Amid the constantly increasing military and diplomatic pressure from China, Taiwan President noted the challenge to uphold its freedom, democracy, and consensus to connect with the world. ( read original story ...)
Tanks and Jets Are Nice But Taiwan Needs Ground Deterrence
While much existing discussion centers upon strengthening Taiwanese air, sea and undersea defenses, there also appears to be an unequivocal need for major land defenses. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan leader urges China to curb ‘military adventurism’
Taiwan's president on Saturday urged China to curb its "military adventurism", with tensions between the two sides at their highest level in years. ( read original story ...)
In New Year’s Speech, Taiwan President Warns China Against ‘Military Adventurism’
Speech, Taiwan President Warns China Against 'Military Adventurism' By Sarah Wu TAIPEI(Reuters) - Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen marked the new year with a message for China: military conflict is not ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan sees rise in immigration from Hong Kong as China intensifies crackdown on dissents
Taiwan awarded a permanent residency to 1,572 Hongkongers, compared with 1,397 in the same period the previous year. ( read original story ...)
China opens embassy in Nicaragua for first time since 1990 after Taiwan ties cut
Nicaragua trumpets ‘ideological affinity’ with Beijing and seizes Taipei’s former embassy and diplomatic offices ... ( read original story ...)
China opens embassy in Nicaragua after nation breaks ties with Taiwan
China opened an embassy in Nicaragua on Friday for the first time since 1990, acting just over three weeks since President Daniel Ortega's government broke off relations with Taiwan ... ( read original story ...)
As China intensifies crackdown on dissents, Taiwan sees rise in immigration from Hong Kong
Taiwan is witnessing a rise in immigration from Hong Kong where China has intensified its crackdown under controversial national security law, a media report said. The latest statistics from the ... ( read original story ...)
China rebukes Lithuania’s ‘wrong act’ over Taiwan
VILNIUS: China denounced Lithuania’s wrong act of allowing the Taiwan authorities to set up a “Taiwanese Representative Office in Lithuania,” and urged the country to refrain from going further down ... ( read original story ...)
Xi calls for reunification of motherland, claims it’s an aspiration shared by people on both sides of Taiwan Strait
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for the complete reunification of their motherland that is an aspiration shared by people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, a media report said. "The complete ... ( read original story ...)
Digital IDs closer with blockchain technology
Amid the inconvenience caused by the COVID-19 pandemic came an encouraging piece of news: The Taiwan Digital COVID-19 Certificate is now recognized by the European Commission as equivalent to the EU ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s global prominence grows in 2021
By Lev Nachman, Harvard University Taiwan is living in an unprecedented time. At the end of 2020, it was still one of the few places in the ... ( read original story ...)