- We Need to Take China's Military Strength Seriously
What's happening between China and Taiwan should put those of us who fear a major outbreak of war on high alert.
from: The Nation
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- US Nearly Doubled Military Personnel Stationed in Taiwan This Year
Although US troop numbers are in the low double digits, experts say the news sends a strong signal to Beijing.
from: Voice of America
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- Nancy Pelosi Letter Backs Taiwan as Political Pressure From China Mounts
Taiwan's Legislative Speaker, You Si-kun, who was recently blacklisted by the Chinese government, shared the contents of the letter on Facebook before opening the two-day Open Parliament Forum, aimed at democratic governance and responses to COVID-19.
from: Newsweek
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- Taiwanese Extraditions to China Discussed by Mainland Affairs Council After NGO Report
The issue of Taiwanese extradited to China from abroad for criminal charges, instead of being sent back to Taiwan, has been focused on in the media as of late.
from: New Bloom
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- As China Ups the Ante on Taiwan, Taipei officials Warn of a 'Grave' Military Threat
The recent spike in Chinese military maneuvers vis-à-vis Taiwan, which Beijing considers to be a breakaway province of the People's Republic of China, was accompanied by increasingly belligerent government rhetoric.
from: The National Interest Online
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- 666 Taiwanese nationals extradited to China: MAC
Taipei, Dec. 2 (CNA) The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has confirmed that 666 Taiwanese nationals accused of telecom fraud and other crimes had been extradited to China from around the world but did not specify the exact time period for when these ...
from: Focus Taiwan News Channel
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- Top military officials of US, China to meet over rising incursions in Taiwan
According Hong Kong-based newspaper South China Morning Post, the two nations are in touch to discuss the possibility of US Defence Secretary Llyod Austin and Xu Qiliang holding talks. It ...
from: WION
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- Japan must reject dream of colonial do-over
Japan's rightists are unable to resist the allure of a do-over of the nation's shameful imperial-era colonialism in the Taiwan region, but its people must remember the reason for the nation's Peace Constitution.
from: CGTN
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- Will Taiwan tensions explode?
This pattern of threats was repeated in 2000, when the Taiwanese elected the independence-leaning Chen Shui-bian as president regardless of seeing the Chinese premier shaking his fist as he warned that this would risk war.
from: Chatham House
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