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"Indian PM Likely To Be Leader Of Free World In 40-50 Years": Tony Abbott
The 21st century belongs to India, and the Prime Minister of the country - whoever that might be four or five decades down the line - could take up the mantle of 'the leader of the free world', former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said.
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Conducted "Law Enforcement Patrols" Around Taiwan: China Coast Guard
China's coast guard said it had conducted "law enforcement patrols" around Taiwan on Tuesday, the same day Beijing announced military drills around the island.
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Private Banks in Taiwan Seek to Explore Virtual Asset Custody Business, FSC Shows Support
During a recent press conference, Hu Zehua, an official from the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), announced that the regulatory body is open to allowing financial institutions to participate in trials for virtual asset custody services. The FSC aims to have a draft of a new law outlining compliance requirements ready by the end of this year.
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Chinese Military Pushes For Wartime Law Amid Tension Over Taiwan: Report
The deputies of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) in the National People's Congress (NPC), China's legislature, during its current session, called for an urgent need for such legislation.
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Taiwan Signals Chip Firms Will Comply With US Export Rules Targeting Chinese Semiconductor Industry
Taiwan said on Friday that semiconductor companies on the island attach "great importance" to complying with the law, as the government signalled the firms are likely to comply with US export controls that target China's chip industry. The island is home to firms like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipma...
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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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Taiwanese Legislators Seek to Pass Bill to Protect ‘Core’ Technologies From Chinese Espionage
The new Taiwan proposed bill will prohibit Chinese espionage from stealing information on ‘core’ technologies’. The amendments will include increased prison time and fine for people working with foreign entities with a motive to steal information.
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China-Made Drones May Be Relaying Information to Beijing, Warn Taiwanese Experts
China-made drones could be relaying information back to Beijing, experts in Taiwan have warned.
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TSMC Says Did Not Release Detailed Customer Data on US Chip Data Request
Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC said on Monday that it had not disclosed detailed information on clients in its response to a US chip data request.
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SMIC Has Had 'Preliminary Exchanges' With US Over Export Restrictions, Company Says
Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) has undertaken "preliminary exchanges" with the US Bureau of Industry and Security regarding export restrictions, the company said on Sunday in a filing.
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'We Could Be Next': Hong Kong Security Law Sends Chills Through Taiwan
The imposition of a sweeping national security law on Hong Kong has sent chills through Taiwan, deepening fears that Beijing will focus next on seizing the democratic self-ruled island.
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Taiwan Legislature Approves Asia's First Same-Sex Marriage Law
Taiwan's parliament legalised same-sex marriage on Friday in a landmark first for Asia as the government survived a last-minute attempt by conservatives to pass watered-down legislation.
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Taiwan Ex-Gangster Turns Chef, Serves Noodles To The Needy
For most of his life Yen Wei-shun was on the wrong side of the law, but the former Taiwan gangster says he is making up for lost time by churning out noodles for the needy. Yen, 40, is working alongside his mother to make free bowls of noodles for customers who cannot afford a meal.
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China Detains Man For Asking "Why Can't Taiwan Be Called A Country?"
Police in China have detained a man who asked on social media what law prevented anyone calling self-ruled Taiwan a country, questioning a fundamental principle of China's sovereignty.
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"Respecting Fact": China After Taiwan's Name Changed On Air India Website
China today welcomed Air India's decision to change Taiwan's name to Chinese Taipei on its website and asserted that foreign companies operating in the country must obey China's law and respect its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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"Indian PM Likely To Be Leader Of Free World In 40-50 Years": Tony Abbott
The 21st century belongs to India, and the Prime Minister of the country - whoever that might be four or five decades down the line - could take up the mantle of 'the leader of the free world', former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said.
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Conducted "Law Enforcement Patrols" Around Taiwan: China Coast Guard
China's coast guard said it had conducted "law enforcement patrols" around Taiwan on Tuesday, the same day Beijing announced military drills around the island.
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Private Banks in Taiwan Seek to Explore Virtual Asset Custody Business, FSC Shows Support
During a recent press conference, Hu Zehua, an official from the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), announced that the regulatory body is open to allowing financial institutions to participate in trials for virtual asset custody services. The FSC aims to have a draft of a new law outlining compliance requirements ready by the end of this year.
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Chinese Military Pushes For Wartime Law Amid Tension Over Taiwan: Report
The deputies of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) in the National People's Congress (NPC), China's legislature, during its current session, called for an urgent need for such legislation.
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Taiwan Signals Chip Firms Will Comply With US Export Rules Targeting Chinese Semiconductor Industry
Taiwan said on Friday that semiconductor companies on the island attach "great importance" to complying with the law, as the government signalled the firms are likely to comply with US export controls that target China's chip industry. The island is home to firms like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipma...
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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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Taiwanese Legislators Seek to Pass Bill to Protect ‘Core’ Technologies From Chinese Espionage
The new Taiwan proposed bill will prohibit Chinese espionage from stealing information on ‘core’ technologies’. The amendments will include increased prison time and fine for people working with foreign entities with a motive to steal information.
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China-Made Drones May Be Relaying Information to Beijing, Warn Taiwanese Experts
China-made drones could be relaying information back to Beijing, experts in Taiwan have warned.
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TSMC Says Did Not Release Detailed Customer Data on US Chip Data Request
Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC said on Monday that it had not disclosed detailed information on clients in its response to a US chip data request.
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SMIC Has Had 'Preliminary Exchanges' With US Over Export Restrictions, Company Says
Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) has undertaken "preliminary exchanges" with the US Bureau of Industry and Security regarding export restrictions, the company said on Sunday in a filing.
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'We Could Be Next': Hong Kong Security Law Sends Chills Through Taiwan
The imposition of a sweeping national security law on Hong Kong has sent chills through Taiwan, deepening fears that Beijing will focus next on seizing the democratic self-ruled island.
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Taiwan Legislature Approves Asia's First Same-Sex Marriage Law
Taiwan's parliament legalised same-sex marriage on Friday in a landmark first for Asia as the government survived a last-minute attempt by conservatives to pass watered-down legislation.
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Taiwan Ex-Gangster Turns Chef, Serves Noodles To The Needy
For most of his life Yen Wei-shun was on the wrong side of the law, but the former Taiwan gangster says he is making up for lost time by churning out noodles for the needy. Yen, 40, is working alongside his mother to make free bowls of noodles for customers who cannot afford a meal.
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China Detains Man For Asking "Why Can't Taiwan Be Called A Country?"
Police in China have detained a man who asked on social media what law prevented anyone calling self-ruled Taiwan a country, questioning a fundamental principle of China's sovereignty.
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"Respecting Fact": China After Taiwan's Name Changed On Air India Website
China today welcomed Air India's decision to change Taiwan's name to Chinese Taipei on its website and asserted that foreign companies operating in the country must obey China's law and respect its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
