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Taiwan Reports Largest Ever Incursion By Chinese Air Force
Taiwan has reported the largest ever incursion by the Chinese air force into its air defence zone, with 38 aircraft flying in two waves on Friday as Beijing marked the founding of the People's Republic of China.
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China Sends 25 Jets Into Taiwan's Defence Zone On National Day
Taiwan said 25 Chinese military planes crossed into its defence zone on Friday, the same day that Beijing marked the founding of the People's Republic of China and its biggest incursion there in months.
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Taiwan President Tweets About Indian Food, Reveals Her Favourite Dishes
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen has tweeted about her love for Indian food and the dishes she likes best while hailing the country as "vibrant, diverse and colourful".
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"I'm Taiwanese": Czech Speaker After China's "Pay Heavy Price" Threat
The head of the Czech Senate declared himself to be Taiwanese in a speech at Taiwan's parliament on Tuesday, channelling late U.S. President John F. Kennedy's defiance of Communism in Berlin in 1963, in remarks likely to further rile Beijing.
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China Says It "Highly Appreciates" Kiribati Cutting Ties With Taiwan
China on Friday praised the Pacific island of Kiribati for cutting ties with Taiwan, the second diplomatic defection from Taipei to Beijing in less than a week. The move is a coup for Beijing just weeks before it marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
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Regret Air India's Move, It Succumbed To Chinese Pressure, Says Taiwan
Taiwan on Thursday expressed deep disappointment over Indian flag carrier Air India's decision to refer to self-ruled Taiwan as Chinese Taipei, saying the move can be seen as a gesture of succumbing to the "unreasonable and absurd pressure" from China.
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Taiwan Threatens to Revoke Passports After Sticker Campaign
Taiwan has threatened to revoke passports that have been altered after pro-independence activists used stickers to change them and successfully travelled abroad.
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Taiwan's President on Defensive After China Summit
Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou has hit back at opponents who have accused him of selling out by holding a historic summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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Taiwan's Kuomintang Mimics Chiang Kai-shek's Fall From Pedestal
Dumped outside Chiang Kai-shek's mausoleum in Taiwan are nearly 200 unwanted statues of the Nationalist Party hero, a suggestion of the punishment his party faces in January elections for pushing the self-ruled island too close to political foe China.
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Both China, Taiwan Have South China Sea Obligations, Says Beijing
Both China and Taiwan have an obligation to assert claims to the South China Sea, China's Foreign Ministry said today, in a sign of rare political agreement between the old foes on either side of the Taiwan Strait.
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Taiwan Reports Largest Ever Incursion By Chinese Air Force
Taiwan has reported the largest ever incursion by the Chinese air force into its air defence zone, with 38 aircraft flying in two waves on Friday as Beijing marked the founding of the People's Republic of China.
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China Sends 25 Jets Into Taiwan's Defence Zone On National Day
Taiwan said 25 Chinese military planes crossed into its defence zone on Friday, the same day that Beijing marked the founding of the People's Republic of China and its biggest incursion there in months.
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Taiwan President Tweets About Indian Food, Reveals Her Favourite Dishes
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen has tweeted about her love for Indian food and the dishes she likes best while hailing the country as "vibrant, diverse and colourful".
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"I'm Taiwanese": Czech Speaker After China's "Pay Heavy Price" Threat
The head of the Czech Senate declared himself to be Taiwanese in a speech at Taiwan's parliament on Tuesday, channelling late U.S. President John F. Kennedy's defiance of Communism in Berlin in 1963, in remarks likely to further rile Beijing.
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China Says It "Highly Appreciates" Kiribati Cutting Ties With Taiwan
China on Friday praised the Pacific island of Kiribati for cutting ties with Taiwan, the second diplomatic defection from Taipei to Beijing in less than a week. The move is a coup for Beijing just weeks before it marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
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Regret Air India's Move, It Succumbed To Chinese Pressure, Says Taiwan
Taiwan on Thursday expressed deep disappointment over Indian flag carrier Air India's decision to refer to self-ruled Taiwan as Chinese Taipei, saying the move can be seen as a gesture of succumbing to the "unreasonable and absurd pressure" from China.
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Taiwan Threatens to Revoke Passports After Sticker Campaign
Taiwan has threatened to revoke passports that have been altered after pro-independence activists used stickers to change them and successfully travelled abroad.
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Taiwan's President on Defensive After China Summit
Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou has hit back at opponents who have accused him of selling out by holding a historic summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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Taiwan's Kuomintang Mimics Chiang Kai-shek's Fall From Pedestal
Dumped outside Chiang Kai-shek's mausoleum in Taiwan are nearly 200 unwanted statues of the Nationalist Party hero, a suggestion of the punishment his party faces in January elections for pushing the self-ruled island too close to political foe China.
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Both China, Taiwan Have South China Sea Obligations, Says Beijing
Both China and Taiwan have an obligation to assert claims to the South China Sea, China's Foreign Ministry said today, in a sign of rare political agreement between the old foes on either side of the Taiwan Strait.
