A Communist Party newspaper says Japan faces "grave" consequences—including countermeasures by Beijing—if it sides with the United States over the question of Taiwan's security in the face of an ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Military Preparing for U.S. Intervention in Taiwan Strait
Analysts in Beijing and Taipei said the Chinese military's pincer movement around Taiwan on Monday was the PLA's way of showing it could isolate the island in the event of a conflict. ( read original story ...)
China’s threat to Taiwan needs more scrutiny
Over the past week, the testimony of America's two most senior admirals in Asia, Philip Davidson of the Indo-Pacific Command and John Aquilino of the Pacific Fleet, before Congress was chilling. ( read original story ...)
BBC’s China Reporter Moves to Taipei After China Criticism
(Bloomberg) -- British Broadcasting Corp.’s China correspondent John Sudworth has left Beijing after intense criticism from the Chinese government and citizens of the outlet’s recent coverage. “John’s ... ( read original story ...)
Palau’s first tourists to get presidential welcome but many locals are unconvinced
As many as 110 tourists from Taiwan are in for royal treatment as they will be escorted to Palau by the island country’s president who personally flew to Taipei to kickstart Asia’s first travel bubble ... ( read original story ...)
Marine Shipper that Got Stuck in Suez Canal Had Reputation for Strict Management
Evergreen Marine Corp., the operator of the giant cargo ship that got stuck in the Suez Canal this month, normally works in a strict, top-down way that reduces the risk of mishaps, according to people ... ( read original story ...)
BBC China correspondent John Sudworth moves to Taiwan after threats
The BBC's Beijing correspondent John Sudworth has left China and moved to Taiwan following pressure and threats from the Chinese authorities. Sudworth, who has won awards for his reporting on the ... ( read original story ...)
BBC’s China Correspondent Moves to Taipei After China Criticism
British Broadcasting Corp.’s China correspondent John Sudworth has left Beijing after intense criticism from the Chinese government and citizens of the outlet’s recent coverage. ( read original story ...)
Majority of Taipei road crashes involve non-residents
More than half of those involved in traffic accidents leading to injury or death in Taipei over the past three years were not registered residents of the city, the Taipei Department of Transportation ... ( read original story ...)
In Taipei, an artist prepares for a Seder with his own Haggadah
The 34-year-old artist will lead the ceremony for a crowd of around 200 people in Taipei, Taiwan, where he has remained through most of the pandemic. It is a city in a country that had the virus ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese Fighter Pilot Says Taiwan ‘All Ours’ After Being Asked to Leave Airspace
The audio clip, reportedly of an exchange between military pilots from Taiwan and China, is said to have taken place on Monday as 10 People's Liberation Army warplanes flew around Taiwan. ( read original story ...)
U.S. ambassador’s visit to Taiwan stirs tough response from China
China warned the United States and Taiwan against cultivating too-close ties after the U.S. Ambassador to Palau John Hennessey-Niland began an official visit to the island nation on Sunday. Chinese ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese Warplanes Buzz Around Taiwan in Pincer Movement
The People's Liberation Army sent at least 11 warplanes into the skies around Taiwan on Monday, with Taipei logging 10 aircraft and Tokyo reporting two—one of which performed maneuvers off Taiwan's ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Tried To Sneak A High-Tech Radar Onto Its Main Island Outpost
The Taiwanese military accidentally let slip a secret—and it hints at how Taipei plans to defend against China’s most high-tech warplanes in the event of war across the Taiwan Strait. ( read original story ...)
PLA warplanes again surround Taiwan in drills
Warplanes of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) again surrounded the island of Taiwan from both west and east in an exercise on Monday after a similar drill on Friday, and this time additional ... ( read original story ...)
Palau president visits Taiwan despite Chinese pressure
The president of the Pacific island nation of Palau was visiting Taiwan on Tuesday along with the U.S. ambassador to his country, a show of solidarity as China increases diplomatic, economic and ... ( read original story ...)