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About Walid
Walid BERRAZEG is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.

Born in 1988 in Algeria, Walid BERRAZEG is a documentary photographer and freelance photojournalist.

After a bachelor's degree in management at the University of Tlemcen (Algeria), he moved to Paris to pursue a Master in Digital Marketing and Cybersecurity at the University of Créteil which he obtained in 2014.

While working in the IT sector, Walid launched into street photography, which led to covering the Parisian protests of recent years.

Today, he focuses his work on the East Asia region with the main subject of social and political movements in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

There are also two long-term projects underway: a first around the "Revolution of the Smile" in Algeria, as well as a second in the form of a documentary entitled "Suburbia", dealing with the sensitive suburbs of the United States where it highlights the "re-appropriation" of the street by the locals.
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No 'external force' can change our future, says Taiwan's president on frontline islands with China

25 Oct 2024  |  Terra
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te emphasized the island's commitment to democracy and freedom during a visit to the frontline islands near China, marking the 75th anniversary of a significant victory over communist forces. Lai reiterated Taiwan's determination to maintain peace and stability, rejecting any external attempts to alter its future. Despite China's military exercises around Taiwan, Lai expressed willingness to engage in dialogue with Beijing. The historical context of the Battle of Guningtou and Taiwan's ongoing military presence in the region were highlighted, underscoring the island's strategic importance and unresolved tensions with China.

On frontline Taiwan islands, fishermen wary of China tensions

21 Feb 2024  |  961dukefm.com
Taiwanese fishermen near the Kinmen islands express concern over rising tensions following the deaths of two Chinese nationals during a chase with Taiwan's coast guard. The incident has led to increased Chinese coast guard patrols and heightened anxiety among local fishermen. Kinmen, a heavily fortified area with a significant military presence, has a history of conflict but is now a popular tourist destination. The situation underscores ongoing territorial disputes and the precarious position of those living and working in these sensitive waters.

On frontline Taiwan islands, fishermen wary of China tensions

21 Feb 2024  |  theduke.fm
Taiwanese fishermen near the Kinmen islands express concern over rising tensions with China following the deaths of two Chinese nationals during a chase with Taiwan's coast guard. The incident has led to increased Chinese coast guard patrols and heightened anxiety among local fishermen. The Kinmen islands, a historically contested area, remain a sensitive and fortified region, with ongoing disputes over fishing rights and territorial waters.

On frontline Taiwan islands, fishermen wary of China tensions

21 Feb 2024  |  katcountry989.com
Taiwanese fishermen near the frontline Kinmen islands express concern over rising tensions with China following the deaths of two Chinese nationals during a chase with Taiwan's coast guard. The incident has led to increased Chinese coast guard patrols and heightened anxiety among local fishermen. Kinmen, a heavily fortified area with a significant military presence, has a history of conflict but is now a popular tourist destination. The situation underscores ongoing territorial disputes and the delicate balance of cross-strait relations.

On frontline Taiwan islands, fishermen wary of China tensions

21 Feb 2024  |  93.3 The Drive
Taiwanese fishermen near the frontline Kinmen islands express concern over rising tensions with China following the deaths of two Chinese nationals during a chase with Taiwan's coast guard. The incident has led to increased Chinese coast guard patrols and heightened anxiety among local fishermen. Kinmen, a heavily fortified area with a significant military presence, has a history of conflict but is now a popular tourist destination. The situation underscores ongoing territorial disputes and the delicate balance of power in the region.

On frontline Taiwan islands, fishermen wary of China tensions

21 Feb 2024  |  krro.com
Taiwanese fishermen near the frontline islands of Kinmen express concerns over rising tensions with China following the deaths of two Chinese nationals during a chase with Taiwan's coast guard. The incident has led to increased Chinese coast guard patrols and heightened anxiety among local fishermen. Kinmen, a historically significant and heavily fortified area, remains a point of contention between Taiwan and China, with frequent incursions by Chinese fishing vessels into Taiwanese waters.

On frontline Taiwan islands, fishermen wary of China tensions

21 Feb 2024  |  94.7 Jack FM
Taiwanese fishermen near the frontline islands of Kinmen express concerns over rising tensions with China following the deaths of two Chinese nationals during a chase with Taiwan's coast guard. The incident has led to increased Chinese coast guard patrols and heightened anxiety among local fishermen. Kinmen, a historically significant and heavily fortified area, remains a focal point of China-Taiwan relations, with local fishermen facing challenges from Chinese vessels crossing into Taiwanese waters.

The Taiwanese civilians training for a Chinese invasion – video

10 Jan 2024  |  the Guardian
Kuo Chiu, an urban design teacher at Tunghai University in Taiwan, is among many citizens practicing rifle skills in preparation for a potential Chinese invasion. With Taiwan's 160,000 active military personnel vastly outnumbered by China's 2 million-member armed forces, civilians are increasingly turning to voluntary medical and combat training. The Guardian's video team documents KC's preparations amidst rising aggressive acts from Beijing, highlighting the growing civilian readiness in Taiwan.

No 'external force' can change our future, Taiwan president says on frontline islands

13 Oct 2023  |  malaysia.news.yahoo.com
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te, during a visit to the Kinmen islands, emphasized Taiwan's commitment to democracy and freedom, rejecting any external attempts to alter its future. The visit marked the 75th anniversary of a significant victory over communist forces. Lai reiterated Taiwan's determination to maintain peace and stability while defending its sovereignty, expressing willingness to engage in dialogue with Beijing. The article highlights the historical context of the Kinmen battle and ongoing tensions with China, which views Taiwan as its territory. Taiwan continues to maintain a strong military presence in the region.

No 'external force' can change our future, Taiwan president says on frontline islands

13 Oct 2023  |  Yahoo Entertainment
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te, during a visit to the frontline islands of Kinmen, reaffirmed Taiwan's commitment to democracy and freedom, stating that no external force can alter its future. The visit marked the 75th anniversary of a significant victory over communist forces. Lai emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and stability while defending Taiwan's sovereignty, expressing willingness to engage in dialogue with Beijing. The article highlights the historical context of the Kinmen battle and ongoing military tensions with China, which views Taiwan as its territory.
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