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Ahana Bhattacharya
Ahana Bhattacharya is an Entertainment/Bollywood journalist based in Mumbai, India.
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Election Report Card: Promises vs Achievements under 'Nation First'
11 Mar 2024
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thecsrjournal.in
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English
| Government Achievements
The article evaluates the promises made by the BJP in their 2019 manifesto against their achievements as the 2024 Lok Sabha elections approach. It covers various topics including terrorism, national security, welfare of soldiers, combating infiltration, coastal safety, the Citizenship Amendment Act, left-wing extremism, and the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu & Kashmir. The article presents a balanced view, highlighting both the successes and criticisms of the Modi government, with input from various political leaders and stakeholders.
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Daniel Ceng
Daniel Ceng is an award-winning Asian photojournalist, fixer and translator covering politics, social issues, spot news, war and more across the world, including Europe, the Middle-East, East Asia and Southeast Asia. His clients include wire news agencies, government entities and newspapers, ...
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Taiwanese tech billionaire warns island must prepare for war with China
15 Jan 2024
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The Sydney Morning Herald
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| Politics
Taiwanese semiconductor tycoon Robert Tsao urges Taiwan to bolster its defenses in anticipation of potential aggression from China, following the Democratic Progressive Party's electoral victory. China's restrained reaction to the election is overshadowed by Nauru severing diplomatic ties with Taiwan. Tsao, who has invested in training civilians for war, emphasizes Taiwan's need for military readiness and advocates for formal independence. The article discusses the geopolitical significance of Taiwan, the Chinese Communist Party's claim over the island, and the delicate 'status quo' maintained by international actors. It also touches on the US's stance on Taiwanese independence and the implications of Nauru's diplomatic shift.
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Kris Cheng
Kris Cheng is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom, freelancing for Voice of America. I previously covered politics, Greater China and diplomacy from Hong Kong, mostly with the Hong Kong Free Press. See my Muck Rack profile: ****
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Hong Kong finds 14 guilty of subversion, nabs more activists on sedition claims
30 May 2024
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The Hong Konger
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| Hong Kong Activism
The High Court in Hong Kong convicted 14 democracy advocates under the National Security Law, while two were acquitted. National security police arrested seven individuals, including activist Chow Hang-tung, for sedition. The creators of the protest anthem 'Glory to Hong Kong' re-uploaded it to streaming platforms after a court injunction. Taiwan's Legislative Yuan passed a reform bill expanding opposition powers amid protests. Hong Kong activists urged the closure of the city's economic and trade offices in the US, claiming they act as surveillance stations. MCL Cinemas canceled screenings of a film by director Kiwi Chow. Two individuals will stand trial for alleged espionage in the UK. A carnival will be held in Hong Kong on the Tiananmen massacre anniversary, replacing the annual vigil. The anti-corruption watchdog arrested 12 people for match-fixing in Hong Kong football. The government postponed a waste disposal charge policy after public opposition.
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Junaid Dar
I am a freelance multimedia journalist based in India. My areas of interest include Politics, Human Rights, Hate crimes, Development, Climate, and Social issues. My work has appeared in several national and international Publications including Voice Of America, TRT World, The Daily Vox, HuffPost, ...
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China’s military says will ‘crush’ any Taiwan ‘independence’ efforts
13 Jan 2024
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www.news9live.com
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| Military Tensions
Chinese Defence Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang accused Taiwan’s ruling Democratic Progressive Party of pushing the island towards war by purchasing arms from the United States, asserting that China’s military will crush any efforts towards Taiwan’s independence.
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Helen Davidson
Helen Davidson is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan. Previously reporting on immigration, Indigenous affairs, and the Asia Pacific for Guardian Australia, she is now a correspondent covering China and the region for the Guardian.
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Taiwan and trade: how China sees its future with the US after the election
17 Oct 2024
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www.taipeitimes.com
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English
| US Election
The article explores the potential impact of the upcoming US election on US-China relations, focusing on the perspectives of Chinese analysts. It highlights the bipartisan consensus in the US on a hawkish stance towards China, regardless of whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins. The article discusses the implications for Taiwan, with Beijing viewing both candidates as maintaining strategic competition. It also examines the role of key figures like Tim Walz and Philip Gordon in shaping future US-China policies. The sentiment in Taiwan is mixed, with concerns about Trump's unpredictability and Harris's continuation of Biden's policies.
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Florence De Changy
Florence de Changy is a journalist based in Hong Kong since 2007 who works mostly in French and English. She is the correspondent for French daily Le Monde and the French National Radio, Radio France, as well as RFI (Radio France International). She also does TV itws, with F24, TV5, Deutsche Welle....
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Taiwan: Under President Tsai Ing-wen, eight years of stability in the storm
20 May 2024
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www.lemonde.fr
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| International Geopolitics
President Tsai Ing-wen, leaving office with high approval ratings, is celebrated for her leadership in Taiwan's geopolitical advancements, technological progress, and human rights achievements. Her tenure is marked by Taiwan's strengthened identity and stability amidst tensions with China, particularly in the face of provocations from President Xi Jinping and the Chinese army. Despite being considered a rebel province by China, Taiwan has gained international recognition for its democratic transition and effective management of the Covid-19 crisis.
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Tom Grundy
Tom Grundy is the editor-in-chief and founder of local newspaper Hong Kong Free Press, *******.
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Taiwan’s Lai Ching-te to visit remaining Pacific allies
22 Nov 2024
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hongkongfp.com
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| Diplomatic Relations
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te plans to visit the Marshall Islands, Palau, and Tuvalu, marking his first overseas trip since taking office. This visit aims to strengthen ties with Taiwan's remaining Pacific allies amid ongoing tensions with China, which claims Taiwan as part of its territory. The trip's itinerary, including potential US stopovers, remains unconfirmed. Lai's visit underscores Taiwan's commitment to its allies, despite China's efforts to isolate it diplomatically. The US, Taiwan's key security partner, continues to support Taiwan, causing friction with China, which views such support as a challenge to its sovereignty claims.
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Erin Hale
Erin Hale is a journalist based in Taipei.
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Why are some Taiwanese afraid of giving legislators more power?
25 Oct 2024
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www.aljazeera.com
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| China-Taiwan Relations
Taiwan's constitutional court is set to rule on controversial government oversight reforms that have sparked significant political debate and public protests. The reforms, supported by the Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People's Party (TPP), aim to enhance legislative powers for government oversight but face criticism from the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and others who fear they could undermine Taiwan's separation of powers and national security. The reforms have led to mass protests, with concerns about potential misuse of power and Taiwan's relationship with China. The court's decision will be pivotal in shaping Taiwan's political landscape.
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Lovemore Khomo
Lovemore Khomo is a journalist based in Lilongwe, Central Region, Malawi. I understand that the world is in our hands and there is need to work together and make a difference to people lives. I have been working with Farm Radio International Weekly also known as Barza Wire farmradio.fm as a ...
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Mwanamveka describes 2024/25 economic growth as unrealistic
11 Mar 2024
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Malawi Voice
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| Finance
Joseph Mwanamveka, the Democratic Progressive Party's spokesperson on Budget and Finance, criticizes the 2024/25 economic growth projections as unrealistic due to current economic hardships. He challenges the optimistic growth rates presented by Finance Minister Simplex Chithyola Banda, citing high interest rates, foreign exchange shortages, and declining domestic demand. Mwanamveka highlights the adverse effects of currency devaluations, high inflation, and significant government debt, describing life in Malawi as unbearable. The national budget, heavily allocated to Health, Education, and Agriculture, is deemed hypocritical and deceitful by Mwanamveka.
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Violet Law
Violet Law is a tri-lingual American journalist currently based in Hong Kong and southern China. She has filed for The Associated Press, The Economist, the Los Angeles Times, the Christian Science Monitor, USA Today, etc.
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Taiwan grapples with divisive history as new president prepares for power
16 May 2024
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www.aljazeera.com
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| China-Taiwan Relations
Taiwan faces ongoing societal divisions over the legacy of its first president, Chiang Kai-shek, as it prepares for the inauguration of its new president, William Lai Ching-te. The island's history of martial law and the February 28 Incident continues to polarize opinions, complicating efforts for transitional justice. The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and Kuomintang (KMT) remain at odds, with the military's historical allegiance to Chiang adding to the tension. As Taiwan confronts increasing pressure from China, there is a call for unity in shaping a collective future, with historical memory playing a crucial role.
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Judy Lin
Judy Lin is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.
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Experts Analyze China's Military Drills in the Taiwan Strait
14 Oct 2024
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english.cw.com.tw
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| US-China Relations
China's military drills in the Taiwan Strait, named 'Joint Sword-2024B,' serve as a stern warning against Taiwan's independence forces. The drills coincide with Taiwan's National Day and the upcoming US Presidential Election, raising concerns about regional stability. Experts Joris Teer and Dr. Alexander Huang discuss the implications of China's military expansion and gray zone tactics, emphasizing the need for Taiwan to bolster its defenses. The US plays a crucial role in deterring Chinese aggression through military presence and alliances in East Asia. The article explores potential outcomes of the US Presidential Election, highlighting differences in foreign policy approaches between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. The experts stress the importance of maintaining peace and stability to prevent a military conflict that could disrupt global economic value chains.
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Daniel Lippman
Daniel Lippman is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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Chamber stocks up on GOP aides
03 Sept 2024
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www.politico.com
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| Republican Party
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is strengthening its lobbying team by hiring former GOP aides, including those who worked with Rodney Davis and Kevin McCarthy. This move aims to improve relations with congressional Republicans amid ongoing tax negotiations. Meanwhile, the AI lobbying software LobbyMatic, linked to far-right figures Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman, has been gaining attention, with clients like Toyota and Lantheus. The article also highlights various lobbying and political appointments, including Democratic aides joining K Street and crypto executives supporting Kamala Harris's campaign. Additionally, Viktor Orbán's influence efforts in the U.S. and Europe are noted, alongside new lobbying registrations and terminations.
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Alastair Mccready
Alastair McCready is editor for regional magazine Southeast Asia Globe, based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He is able to provide editing, photography and reporting, as well as contacts in country and across the region.
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Taiwan holds war games amid tensions and typhoon: What you need to know
25 Jul 2024
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www.aljazeera.com
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Taiwan is conducting its largest-ever Han Kuang war games amid rising tensions with China and the impact of Typhoon Gaemi. The exercises, aimed at preparing for a potential invasion by China, have been adjusted for greater combat realism and decentralized command. The drills coincide with the Wanan air raid drill, emphasizing civilian preparedness. The changes come in response to increased Chinese military activity and the recent election of pro-independence President William Lai Ching-te. Despite the typhoon, most military exercises are proceeding, with adjustments for safety.
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Jonathan Mitchell
Freelance journalist and photojournalist since 1990. I've written for many international and national newspapers like The Sunday Times, Euronews, The Daily Telegraph, The Economist, The Guardian, The Scotsman, The Sunday Herald and The Daily Record, The Globe and Mail, The Miami Herald to mention a ...
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Status quo expected after Taiwan election; N Korea fires missile
15 Jan 2024
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www.nbr.co.nz
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| Israel-Hamas Conflict
New Taiwan president-elect Lai Ching-te will succeed Tsai Ing-wen, with analysts predicting the ruling Democratic Progressive Party's victory will maintain the status quo. North Korea has fired a missile, and Israel has vowed to continue its war against Hamas until victory.
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Pemphero Musowa
Pemphero Musowa is a journalist based in Blantyre, Malawi. Musowa is an award-winning journalist as well as celebrated music and sports writer with vast experience in online news reporting.
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Dan Lu's upcoming song 'Chakwera' sparks debate of ditching DPP for MCP
20 Sept 2024
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Malawi Voice
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| Politics
Dan Lu's upcoming song 'Chakwera' has ignited discussions about his potential political shift from the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) to the ruling Malawi Congress Party (MCP). The song, featuring President Lazarus Chakwera, is interpreted by some as a critique of the current administration, while others see it as an endorsement. Dan Lu, previously a DPP supporter, has hinted at changing political allegiances, sparking debate about the role of music in socio-political change. His past songs, like 'Lozani Zanu' and 'Tulani', have been politically charged, reflecting his engagement in Malawi's political landscape.
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Sheila Ponnie
Sheila Ponnie Juba based journalist, born in South Sudan, graduate of Nkumba University in Entebbe. Began her journalism career as a news and programming intern/reporter with Radio Miraya, the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, (UNMISS). She also hosted a nightly news and culture radio program ...
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South Sudan Opposition Parties Criticize New Election Laws
27 Mar 2024
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allAfrica.com
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| Democracy
A new electoral regulation in South Sudan has been harshly criticized by opposition parties, who view it as a tactic by the government to exclude them from the upcoming general election in December. The Coalition of Opposition Parties has petitioned against a $50,000 registration fee, arguing it stifles democracy. Key opposition figures, including Lam Akol and Riek Machar, have voiced concerns over the fairness of the elections and the impartiality of the judiciary, which they claim is controlled by government sympathizers. The transitional government's term is set to end with the December election.
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Jimena Rivera
Jimena Rivera is a journalist based in Mexico City, Mexico. I worked in Notimex for 6 years. I covered many tourism and gourmets events. I worked for magazines “ la mosca en la pared”, Tv y más. Worked for NotiPress agency.
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Puerto Rico and the US election: How your voice affects the voiceless
16 Sept 2024
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The Daily Campus
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| Social Justice
Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory, faces significant challenges due to its political status and lack of voting rights in presidential elections. The article highlights the impact of U.S. leadership on the island, criticizing former President Donald Trump for derogatory remarks and blocking aid post-Hurricane María. It also expresses dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's lack of significant change. The piece calls for strong leadership to address issues like unreliable power from LUMA Energy, high living costs, and government corruption. The upcoming U.S. presidential election is seen as crucial for Puerto Rico's future, urging voters to consider the island's plight.
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Ramananda Sengupta
I'm a journalist. editor and marketing communications professional based in Bengaluru, India. Over the past quarter century, I've written extensively on diverse subjects ranging from air shows to defence expos, parenting to politics, rock stars to religion, and reviewed cars, books and gadgets. But ...
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In A Year Of Global Poll Upsets, Modi Bucks The Trend
07 Dec 2024
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stratnewsglobal.com
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| Economic Uncertainty
In 2024, global elections saw a trend of incumbents losing power amidst economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions. However, India defied this trend with Prime Minister Narendra Modi securing a third term, albeit with a reduced majority. Other notable elections included Taiwan's pro-independence victory, Donald Trump's return to power in the U.S., and significant political shifts in countries like Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The year also highlighted the growing influence of digital platforms and AI in shaping political landscapes, contributing to polarization and disinformation.
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Philip Sherwell
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Journalist and analyst covering Asia since 2015. Currently in Manila, following Duterte arrest
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I led Taiwan for eight years — this is how I kept Trump on my side
01 Feb 2025
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www.thetimes.com
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| China-Taiwan Relations
Tsai Ing-wen, former President of Taiwan, reflects on her tenure and the strategic relationship she maintained with the Trump administration, emphasizing strong communication and cooperation on defense and economic matters. Despite stepping down, Tsai remains influential in Taiwanese politics and continues to advocate for Taiwan's sovereignty amid China's threats. The article highlights Taiwan's diplomatic challenges, its defense investments, and the importance of international support, particularly from the US, in maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait. Tsai underscores Taiwan's democratic values and its significant role in global affairs, while expressing concerns over potential shifts in US policy under different administrations.
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Elliot Smith
Elliot Smith is a British multimedia journalist with eight years' domestic and international experience covering geopolitics, economics, business and sport, most recently working as a full-time Correspondent for CNBC in London. Having recently relocated to Copenhagen, he will now be available to ...
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Veteran investor David Roche says the market is getting it wrong on Taiwan's election result
15 Jan 2024
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www.nbcconnecticut.com
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| Market Reactions
David Roche, a veteran investor, argues that the market has underestimated the implications of Taiwan's election results, which saw Lai Ching-te of the Democratic Progressive Party elected president. The election indicates a rejection of reunification with China, setting Taiwan on a collision course with Beijing. China has dismissed the election outcome and criticized international congratulations to Lai. Roche believes that Chinese President Xi Jinping prioritizes politics over economics, contrary to market beliefs. Meanwhile, Citi analysts suggest that Lai will seek to maintain the status quo in cross-strait relations. The election also revealed voter disillusionment with major parties and a shift in priorities towards economic dynamism and affordable housing.
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Richard Spencer
Richard Spencer is Middle East Correspondent for The Times of London, based in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Watch: China ‘punishes’ Taiwan with live-fire military drills
02 Apr 2025
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www.thetimes.com
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| US-China Tensions
China has conducted live-fire military drills around Taiwan, showcasing its military capabilities and sending a strong warning to the island. The exercises included new naval developments and were accompanied by aggressive propaganda targeting Taiwan's President Lai. The drills are part of China's response to perceived provocations from the US, which supports Taiwan and the Philippines. The situation highlights escalating tensions in the region, with China criticizing US actions as destabilizing.
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Laura Van Megen
Laura van Megen is a journalist based in Beijing, China. Fact-checking, interviews in Mandarin, geopolitical analysis, Chinese social movements, and domestic politics.
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Military exercises in the Taiwan Strait are the new normal
06 Sept 2024
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nos.nl
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| Taiwan Independence
Tensions between Taiwan and China have escalated following Taiwan's election of President Lai, who advocates for a more independent Taiwan. In response, China has increased military exercises around Taiwan, simulating an invasion. Taiwan has also ramped up its defense preparations, including ordering new missiles from the U.S. and increasing its defense budget. Public opinion in Taiwan largely favors maintaining the current status, with a generational divide on the issue of reunification with China. The situation has led to increased caution among Taiwanese regarding travel to China and Hong Kong due to China's harsh stance on Taiwanese separatism.
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Vincent Wang
Vincent Wang is Dean of College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Political Science at Adelphi University in New York, United States of America, and a Senior Fellow of the Asia Program at Foreign Policy Research Institute in Philadelphia. He is an expert on Asian politics and international ...
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In Taiwan’s election, the process mattered as much as the results
18 Jan 2024
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thehill.com
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| US-China Relations
Taiwan's recent national elections highlighted the importance of democratic processes amid external pressures, with Lai Ching-te of the Democratic Progressive Party winning the presidency. Despite the victory, challenges remain, including managing relations with China, addressing domestic issues like stagnant salaries and housing prices, and navigating a hung parliament. The election underscores Taiwan's role in the U.S.-China power dynamics, with Beijing expected to increase pressure on Taiwan. The Taiwan People Party's success in the legislative elections reflects voter discontent with major parties, potentially influencing future governance.
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Taijing Wu
Taijing Wu is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan. He started his career in journalism as a writer for English-language newspapers in Taiwan and maintained this language as a professional tool. Since 2016, he has been a contract videojournalist with the Associated Press (AP) in Taipei. Taijing ...
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Nauru switches diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China
15 Jan 2024
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News 4 Buffalo
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| Taiwan-China Relations
The Pacific Island nation of Nauru has announced its decision to switch diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China, leaving Taiwan with only 12 diplomatic allies worldwide. Nauru's government stated that this move is a step forward in its development, aligning with the one-China principle that recognizes Taiwan as part of China. China welcomed the decision, which comes after Taiwan's recent elections, seen as a democratic exercise not possible in China. Taiwanese officials have criticized the timing of the announcement, suggesting it is an attack on Taiwan's democracy. The U.S. showed informal support for Taiwan's democracy through the visit of two retired officials. Nauru's ambassador to Taiwan was taken aback by the announcement, having been instructed to leave Taiwan.