‘I’m from Taiwan’ badge emerges amid anti-China sentiment in South Korea
Following the government’s recent decision to allow Chinese nationals to enter without visas, anti-Chinese protests have taken place in several parts of Seoul.
Taiwan detects rise in Chinese cyber attacks, warns of ‘online troll army’
China’s Taiwan Affairs Office did not respond to a request for comment. China routinely denies being involved in hacking attacks but is frequently accused by foreign governments.
Taiwan says ‘T-Dome’ to better integrate air defence system for higher kill rate
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te unveiled the multi-layered air defence system he called "T-Dome" on Oct 10, part of government plans to modernise the military to better deter China,…
Taiwan president expected to announce new air defence system in face of Chinese pressure
Taiwan is ramping up defence spending and modernising its armed forces, but faces a China that has a far larger military and is adding its own advanced new weapons like stealth…
Beijing reaffirms One-China principle
Adopted at the UN General Assembly's 26th session in October 1971, Resolution 2758 "decides to restore all its rights to the People's Republic of China and to recognize the…
‘Pragmatic move’: Taipei, Manila strengthen people-to-people ties amid China tensions
The Philippines, whether it admits it or not, has a front-line role in a Taiwan contingency, analysts say.
Beijing warns Manila of ‘all consequences’
By allowing a Taiwanese official's visit, the Philippines provided a platform for "Taiwan independence separatists" to engage in anti-China activities, a Foreign Ministry…
China rebukes Taiwan President Lai for ‘inciting division, glorifying aggression’
The warning followed President Lai's remarks after China's V-Day commemorations held in Beijing on Wednesday.
China slams Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party for ‘distorting’ WWII history
Taiwan's mainland affairs body recently banned public officials from traveling to the mainland to attend the Sept 3 military parade and other commemorative events.
Taiwan, China battle it out in competing World War II narratives
As China gears up for a mass military parade in Beijing in September to mark the war's end, both Taiwan – whose formal name remains Republic of China – and the People's…