Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda’s criticism on Tuesday of his country’s decision to allow Taipei to open a representative office in Vilnius using the name “Taiwanese” was a reflection of a ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan conducts military drills to intercept Chinese warplanes
The exercises were intended to highlight Taiwan’s military readiness ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday at the end of this month. ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Pledges to Invest in Lithuania Amid Chinese Pressure
Taiwan says it's creating an investment fund and planning other measures to help Lithuania as it faces major economic pressure from China for allowing the island to open a representative office in the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to support Lithuania with $200m fund after dispute with China
Taiwan is setting up a $200m fund to invest in Lithuania and is aiming to take as many of the Baltic country’s goods banned by China as possible, as Taipei tries to reward Vilnius for its diplomatic ... ( read original story ...)
When China blocked Lithuania from exporting 20,000 bottles of rum in a diplomatic feud, Taiwan bought the whole shipment instead, report says
China is furious with Lithuania after it let Taiwan open a de facto embassy. Beijing claims Taiwan is not a country but a Chinese territory. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to set up US$200 million fund to invest in Lithuania amid dispute with China
Taiwan will create a US$200 million fund to invest in Lithuanian industries and boost bilateral trade, it said on Wednesday (Jan 5), as the fiercely democratic island seeks to fend off diplomatic ... ( read original story ...)
China approves of Lithuanian reflection on Taiwan representative office name as ‘mistake’
Lithuanian president says ‘Taiwanese Representative Office’ name affected country’s ties with China, but opening the office itself was not a mistake. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan sets up $200m Lithuania investment fund amid China dispute
Taiwan will create a $200 million fund to invest in Lithuanian industries and boost bilateral trade, it said on Wednesday, as the fiercely democratic island seeks to fend off diplomatic pressure on ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Does Not Resemble Ukraine as Much as it Does the Donbass
The latest tactic of the language of hegemony has been to equate the situation of Taiwan with that of Ukraine to exemplify the aggressiveness and ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s LGTBQ community buoyed by court adoption ruling
Activities said allowing a married gay man to adopt his husband's non-biological child offered hope, but they called for the government to grant adoption equality to all same-sex couples. ( read original story ...)
Proposal on strengthening Taiwan-Europe links coming soon: MOFA
A plan aimed at enhancing links between Taiwan and Europe in several fields is being discussed by several government agencies and will be unveiled in the near future, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan buys 20,000 rum bottles destined for China
Taiwan is sharing tips with the public on how to drink and cook with rum after it bought 24,000 bottles of Lithuanian rum bound for China. State-run media said Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corp (TTL) ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Conducts F-16 Fighter Jets’ Drill Amid Tensions With China
Taiwan air force jets screamed into the sky on Wednesday in a drill simulating a war scenario, showing its combat readiness amid heightened military tensions with China, which claims the island as its ... ( read original story ...)
China has become a threat to Taiwan
China has become a threat to Taiwan. However, Taiwan's President has given a warning to China. China was entering Taiwan's airspace for a while now. But now Taiwan has also activated its Air Defence ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan and Six Potential New Year’s Resolutions for the U.S.-Japanese Alliance
The message from U.S. senior military leaders has been very clear recently: They are very, very worried about a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. For example, ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan fund to issue $2.3 billion climate change pension mandate, Asia’s first -official
Taiwan's largest pension fund is set to issue what a top official said is Asia's first climate change-focused stock mandate, worth $2.3 billion, amid mounting pressure for the global financial sector ... ( read original story ...)