Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen marked the new year with a message for China: military conflict is not the answer. “We must remind the Beijing authorities to not misjudge the situation and to prevent ... ( read original story ...)
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Taiwanese President Tsai advises China against ‘military adventurism’
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Taiwan urges China to curb its ‘military adventurism’
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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
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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’
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Taiwan sees rise in immigration from Hong Kong as China intensifies crackdown on dissents
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China opens embassy in Nicaragua for first time since 1990 after Taiwan ties cut
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China opens embassy in Nicaragua after nation breaks ties with Taiwan
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