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  • Vietnam Protests China’s Unilateral Fishing Ban in South China Sea
    Vietnam Protests China’s Unilateral Fishing Ban in South China Sea
    Vietnam is accusing China of violating its sovereignty as Beijing imposes a unilateral annual fishing ban on the South China Sea, returning the issue of the long-disputed waters among eight ...
    April 22, 2023BY Alex Wu
  • Taiwan’s 2024 Presidential Hopeful: Dr. William Lai
    Taiwan’s 2024 Presidential Hopeful: Dr. William Lai
    Taiwan’s pro-independence ruling party has nominated Vice President Lai Ching-te (or William Lai) as its 2024 presidential candidate ...
    April 21, 2023BY Sean Tseng
  • At Event With UN Envoy, US Says Committed to Taiwan’s International Participation
    At Event With UN Envoy, US Says Committed to Taiwan’s International Participation
    TAIPEI—The United States remains committed to expanding Taiwan's space for international participation, a senior U.S. diplomat said at ...
    October 1, 2021BY Reuters
  • Australian PM Corrects ‘One Country, Two Systems’ Comments on Taiwan Policy
    Australian PM Corrects ‘One Country, Two Systems’ Comments on Taiwan Policy
    Prime Minister Scott Morrison has corrected remarks he made that Australia supports a "one country, two systems" approach to ...
    May 13, 2021BY Caden Pearson
  • Taiwan Diplomat in Fiji Injured in Altercation With Chinese Officials
    Taiwan Diplomat in Fiji Injured in Altercation With Chinese Officials
    TAIPEI, Taiwan—A Taiwanese diplomatic official in Fiji suffered a head injury after he was assaulted by Chinese officials ...
    October 19, 2020BY Frank Fang
  • Beijing Spars With Taiwan on Its National Day Celebration, Rejects Diplomatic Dialogue
    Beijing Spars With Taiwan on Its National Day Celebration, Rejects Diplomatic Dialogue
    TAIPEI, Taiwan—China reacted with hostility after Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen extended an olive branch for cross-strait talks during ...
    October 11, 2020BY Frank Fang
  • Taiwan President Calls on Beijing to Change Behavior in Order to Hold Talks
    Taiwan President Calls on Beijing to Change Behavior in Order to Hold Talks
    TAIPEI, Taiwan—Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said she wanted to have “meaningful dialogue” with China but only when Beijing ...
    October 10, 2020BY Frank Fang
  • Taiwan Passes Two Resolutions to Resume Diplomatic Relations With the US
    Taiwan Passes Two Resolutions to Resume Diplomatic Relations With the US
    On Oct. 6, the Council of Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan passed two resolutions proposed by the Kuomintang (KMT) party, ...
    October 8, 2020BY Alex Wu
  • US Can Take Down the Chinese Regime in 3 Ways, Says Taiwan Economist
    US Can Take Down the Chinese Regime in 3 Ways, Says Taiwan Economist
    As the United States continues to intensify its efforts of restraining the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), relations between ...
    August 19, 2020BY Wu Minzhou
  • In Taiwan, Anger at China Over Virus Drives Identity Debate
    In Taiwan, Anger at China Over Virus Drives Identity Debate
    TAIPEI—Anger at being confused with China amid the coronavirus outbreak and Beijing's stepped-up efforts to assert sovereignty is ...
    April 1, 2020BY Reuters
  • Retired Military Commanders Among 3 Taiwanese Charged With Spying for Beijing
    Retired Military Commanders Among 3 Taiwanese Charged With Spying for Beijing
    Taiwan has sentenced a retired lieutenant general and charged two other men with helping mainland China run its ...
    December 9, 2019BY Nicole Hao
  • Taiwan Officials Applaud US Lawmakers for Passing TAIPEI Act in Senate, House Committee
    Taiwan Officials Applaud US Lawmakers for Passing TAIPEI Act in Senate, House Committee
    The U.S. Senate and House foreign affairs committee recently passed versions of a bill that would boost Taiwan’s ...
    October 31, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • Taiwan’s San Francisco De-facto Embassy Changes Logo, Sparks Debate
    Taiwan’s San Francisco De-facto Embassy Changes Logo, Sparks Debate
    SAN FRANCISCO—The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in San Francisco recently started using a new Facebook logo, ...
    December 20, 2018BY Nathan Su
  • US Recalls Top Diplomats From 3 Latin American Countries Over Break With Taiwan
    US Recalls Top Diplomats From 3 Latin American Countries Over Break With Taiwan
    U.S. ambassadors to El Salvador, Panama, and the Dominican Republic were called back to the United States over ...
    September 9, 2018BY Holly Kellum
  • A College Student in China Was Sent to Mental Hospital After Praising Democracy and Denouncing Mao
    A College Student in China Was Sent to Mental Hospital After Praising Democracy and Denouncing Mao
    Lao said a lot of people in China share his views.
    March 28, 2016BY Frank Fang
  • Is the UN a global epicenter of corruption?
    Is the UN a global epicenter of corruption?
    Has the United Nations gone down the international gutter as one of the most corrupt organizations in the ...
    June 11, 2015BY Ahmar Mustikhan
  • More Mainland Chinese Have Universal Suffrage on Their Mind
    More Mainland Chinese Have Universal Suffrage on Their Mind
    October is generally a time of celebration in China. But this year, it has brought the Chinese Communist ...
    October 21, 2014BY Luo Ya
  • Taiwan’s Election Worries Chinese Democracy Advocates
    Taiwan’s Election Worries Chinese Democracy Advocates
    While Taiwan’s recent election may have given mainlanders an inspiring taste of democracy, dissidents in and out of ...
    January 18, 2012BY Luo Ya
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    6hr By Lawrence Wilson
    Senate Panel Advances Bill to Make Hospitals Compete on Price
  • House Adopts Budget Blueprint for $95 Billion Reconciliation Package
    6hr By Jackson Richman
    House Adopts Budget Blueprint for $95 Billion Reconciliation Package
  • House Passes Congressional Stock Trading Ban
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    House Passes Congressional Stock Trading Ban
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    US Signs Nuclear Cooperation Deal With Saudi Arabia
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