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China’s armed forces launched large-scale military exercises on April 1st, warning that the “reunification” of the self-ruling island—by military means if necessary—was “an unstoppable trend”.
From The Economist
Taiwan's defence ministry on Thursday detailed a surge in Chinese military activity as Beijing wrapped up a second day of war games overnight Wednesday, saying it had detected 59 warplanes and 23 navy...
From Reuters
One analyst called China’s large-scale drills a “pre-invasion operation” as it ramps up attacks on Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te, calling him a “parasite.”
From The Washington Post
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Other Taiwanese politicians and officials named in reports include Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislators Puma Shen (沈伯洋) and Huang Jie (黃捷), DPP caucus secretary-general Legislator Rosalia Wu (吳思瑤) and Taipei prosecutor Lin Ta (林達), TAO spokesman Chen Binhua (陳斌華) said.
In the past few years, the patriotic expressions of celebrities from Taiwan have become increasingly natural, which is not an accidental phenomenon, Zhu Songling, a professor from the Institute of ...
The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council said it received 323 email reports about alleged malicious acts by Taiwan separatist forces as of 5 pm on Wednesday, after launching an online section to collect information on separatist activities the same day.
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) is maintaining close ties with Beijing, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) said yesterday, hours after a new round of Chinese military drills in the Taiwan Strait began.
By Chris Buckley Meaghan Tobin and Amy Chang Chien Reporting from Taipei, Taiwan President Lai Ching-te of Taiwan on Thursday sought to reassure his citizens that a plan by a Taiwanese chip giant ...