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Taiwan Raids Chinese Companies, R&D Centres Suspected of Poaching Chip Engineers Illegally
Taiwanese authorities conducted a crackdown on ten Chinese companies suspected of illegally poaching chip engineers and other tech talent, informed Taiwan’s Investigation Bureau. The raid was conducted this week to protect Taiwan’s chip supremacy.
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US Defence Bill Mentions Military Exchanges With Taiwan, China Lodges 'Stern' Protest
China has lodged "stern representations" with the United States after President Barack Obama signed into law a US defence policy bill that suggests a plan to conduct high-level military exchanges with self-ruled Taiwan.
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Sovereignty Not A 'Bargaining Chip': Chinese Ambassador Tells US
In a veiled warning to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, China's ambassador to the United States said on Wednesday that Beijing would never bargain with Washington over issues involving its national sovereignty or territorial integrity.
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Damage To 'One China' Principle Would Impact Peace, Warns China
China's Taiwan Affairs Office said on Wednesday any interference with or damage to the "one China" principle would have a serious impact on peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.
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China Says Investigating Taiwanese Deported From Kenya
A group of Taiwanese, whose deportation from Kenya to Beijing sparked protests from Taiwan's government, are being investigated by Chinese legal authorities for suspected wire fraud, a Chinese spokesman said Wednesday.
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Beijing Warning As Taiwan's Tsai Ing-Wen Wins Presidency
Taiwan's China-sceptic main opposition leader Tsai Ing-wen won a landslide victory to become the island's first female president Saturday, eliciting a warning from Beijing against any move towards independence.
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China Says To Allow Transit Stops In Taiwan For Onward Flights
China said today it would allow transit stops in Taiwan for its citizens travelling from three Chinese cities, allowing people from the mainland to travel on from the island for the first time.
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China Criticizes Expected US Arms Sale To Taiwan
China has strongly criticized an expected US arms sale to Taiwan, saying it should be canceled to avoid harming relations between Taipei and Beijing.
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Taiwan and China Plan Further Talks to Improve Relations
Taiwan said today that its top official in charge of relations with China will meet his Chinese counterpart this month on an outlying island, the fourth such meeting since the start of last year in a sign of warming relations.
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Taiwan's China Affairs Chief Steps down Over Court Ruling
The chief of Taiwan's China policy-making body, the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), resigned on today after objecting to a court ruling clearing a former deputy of leaking sensitive information to mainland China.
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Leaders of Taiwan, China Offer Condolences for 48 Dead in Plane Crash
The leaders of rivals China and Taiwan expressed condolences on Thursday for victims of a TransAsia Airways turboprop plane that crashed during a thunderstorm the previous day killing 48 people including two French nationals.
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Taiwan Raids Chinese Companies, R&D Centres Suspected of Poaching Chip Engineers Illegally
Taiwanese authorities conducted a crackdown on ten Chinese companies suspected of illegally poaching chip engineers and other tech talent, informed Taiwan’s Investigation Bureau. The raid was conducted this week to protect Taiwan’s chip supremacy.
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US Defence Bill Mentions Military Exchanges With Taiwan, China Lodges 'Stern' Protest
China has lodged "stern representations" with the United States after President Barack Obama signed into law a US defence policy bill that suggests a plan to conduct high-level military exchanges with self-ruled Taiwan.
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Sovereignty Not A 'Bargaining Chip': Chinese Ambassador Tells US
In a veiled warning to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, China's ambassador to the United States said on Wednesday that Beijing would never bargain with Washington over issues involving its national sovereignty or territorial integrity.
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Damage To 'One China' Principle Would Impact Peace, Warns China
China's Taiwan Affairs Office said on Wednesday any interference with or damage to the "one China" principle would have a serious impact on peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.
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China Says Investigating Taiwanese Deported From Kenya
A group of Taiwanese, whose deportation from Kenya to Beijing sparked protests from Taiwan's government, are being investigated by Chinese legal authorities for suspected wire fraud, a Chinese spokesman said Wednesday.
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Beijing Warning As Taiwan's Tsai Ing-Wen Wins Presidency
Taiwan's China-sceptic main opposition leader Tsai Ing-wen won a landslide victory to become the island's first female president Saturday, eliciting a warning from Beijing against any move towards independence.
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China Says To Allow Transit Stops In Taiwan For Onward Flights
China said today it would allow transit stops in Taiwan for its citizens travelling from three Chinese cities, allowing people from the mainland to travel on from the island for the first time.
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China Criticizes Expected US Arms Sale To Taiwan
China has strongly criticized an expected US arms sale to Taiwan, saying it should be canceled to avoid harming relations between Taipei and Beijing.
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Taiwan and China Plan Further Talks to Improve Relations
Taiwan said today that its top official in charge of relations with China will meet his Chinese counterpart this month on an outlying island, the fourth such meeting since the start of last year in a sign of warming relations.
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Taiwan's China Affairs Chief Steps down Over Court Ruling
The chief of Taiwan's China policy-making body, the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), resigned on today after objecting to a court ruling clearing a former deputy of leaking sensitive information to mainland China.
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Leaders of Taiwan, China Offer Condolences for 48 Dead in Plane Crash
The leaders of rivals China and Taiwan expressed condolences on Thursday for victims of a TransAsia Airways turboprop plane that crashed during a thunderstorm the previous day killing 48 people including two French nationals.
