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Trump Says He Would Impose Tariffs On China If It Went Into Taiwan
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told the Wall Street Journal that he would impose additional tariffs on China if China were to "go into Taiwan."
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"Don't Want To See Communist China Win", Says Ex-Trump Rival Nikki Haley
Nikki Haley, a former rival to Donald Trump for the US Republican presidential nomination, said on Saturday that isolationism was not healthy and that the party should stand with the country's allies, especially in the face of China.
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Taiwan Voters Rebuff China, Give Ruling Party Third Presidential Term
Lai Ching-te, the presidential candidate for Taiwan's ruling party, won an election on Saturday that China had framed as a choice between war and peace.
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Candidates, Parties, Voting: How Taiwan Elections Work Explained
Taiwan holds presidential and parliamentary elections on Saturday, which will be watched closely by neighbour China as it views the island as a Chinese province. Taiwan's government rejects Beijing's sovereignty claims.
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Taiwan Presidential Debate Overshadowed By Discussions Over China Ties
Taiwan's presidential candidates clashed on Saturday over their positions on the self-ruled island's relations with China, in a debate before an upcoming vote closely watched from Beijing to Washington.
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Indian-American Presidential Candidate Calls For "Strategic Clarity" On Taiwan
The US embraces a policy that fails to recognise Taiwan as a nation and adopts posture of "strategic ambiguity" over whether or not it will defend the East Asian country against a Chinese invasion, Indian American Republican presidential candidate.
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Taiwan Presidential Candidates Ramp Up Rallies On Eve Of Vote
Presidential candidates in Taiwan kicked off their final day of campaigning today, with the island expected to vote in its first female leader at this weekend's polls.
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'Super Weekend' Rallies In Taiwan Ahead Of Presidential Vote
Tens of thousands gathered in Taiwan Saturday as rival presidential candidates took to the streets for "super weekend" rallies.
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Taiwan Opposition Leader Remains Election Frontrunner After Xi-Ma Summit: Polls
Taiwan's opposition presidential candidate retains a big lead ahead of upcoming elections, according to two opinion polls released today, despite a historic summit between President Ma Ying-jeou and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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China Paper Denounces Taiwan Opposition Leader
A state-run mainland Chinese newspaper denounced Taiwan's opposition leader and presidential candidate Tsai Ing-wen as narrow-minded and selfish today as she criticised a historic meeting between the leaders of the two sides.
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Taiwan's Embattled Kuomintang Ousts Presidential Candidate
Taiwan's ruling Kuomintang (KMT) ousted its own presidential candidate today as the deeply divided party struggles for public support ahead of the vote.
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Taiwan's Ruling Kuomintang Party Left Without a 2016 Presidential Candidate
Taiwan's embattled ruling party was struggling to find a high-profile presidential candidate for key 2016 elections after its chief vowed today to stand by his pledge not to run.
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Trump Says He Would Impose Tariffs On China If It Went Into Taiwan
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told the Wall Street Journal that he would impose additional tariffs on China if China were to "go into Taiwan."
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"Don't Want To See Communist China Win", Says Ex-Trump Rival Nikki Haley
Nikki Haley, a former rival to Donald Trump for the US Republican presidential nomination, said on Saturday that isolationism was not healthy and that the party should stand with the country's allies, especially in the face of China.
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Taiwan Voters Rebuff China, Give Ruling Party Third Presidential Term
Lai Ching-te, the presidential candidate for Taiwan's ruling party, won an election on Saturday that China had framed as a choice between war and peace.
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Candidates, Parties, Voting: How Taiwan Elections Work Explained
Taiwan holds presidential and parliamentary elections on Saturday, which will be watched closely by neighbour China as it views the island as a Chinese province. Taiwan's government rejects Beijing's sovereignty claims.
-
Taiwan Presidential Debate Overshadowed By Discussions Over China Ties
Taiwan's presidential candidates clashed on Saturday over their positions on the self-ruled island's relations with China, in a debate before an upcoming vote closely watched from Beijing to Washington.
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Indian-American Presidential Candidate Calls For "Strategic Clarity" On Taiwan
The US embraces a policy that fails to recognise Taiwan as a nation and adopts posture of "strategic ambiguity" over whether or not it will defend the East Asian country against a Chinese invasion, Indian American Republican presidential candidate.
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Taiwan Presidential Candidates Ramp Up Rallies On Eve Of Vote
Presidential candidates in Taiwan kicked off their final day of campaigning today, with the island expected to vote in its first female leader at this weekend's polls.
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'Super Weekend' Rallies In Taiwan Ahead Of Presidential Vote
Tens of thousands gathered in Taiwan Saturday as rival presidential candidates took to the streets for "super weekend" rallies.
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Taiwan Opposition Leader Remains Election Frontrunner After Xi-Ma Summit: Polls
Taiwan's opposition presidential candidate retains a big lead ahead of upcoming elections, according to two opinion polls released today, despite a historic summit between President Ma Ying-jeou and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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China Paper Denounces Taiwan Opposition Leader
A state-run mainland Chinese newspaper denounced Taiwan's opposition leader and presidential candidate Tsai Ing-wen as narrow-minded and selfish today as she criticised a historic meeting between the leaders of the two sides.
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Taiwan's Embattled Kuomintang Ousts Presidential Candidate
Taiwan's ruling Kuomintang (KMT) ousted its own presidential candidate today as the deeply divided party struggles for public support ahead of the vote.
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Taiwan's Ruling Kuomintang Party Left Without a 2016 Presidential Candidate
Taiwan's embattled ruling party was struggling to find a high-profile presidential candidate for key 2016 elections after its chief vowed today to stand by his pledge not to run.
