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"Ignorant" To Call Taiwan A Country: China To Taipei's Foreign Minister
It is "arrogant and ignorant" to call Taiwan a country and its future can only be decided by China's 1.4 billion people, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Thursday in a rebuff to the democratically-governed island's foreign minister.
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Taiwan Military On High Alert As China Warships Sail Near Island
Taiwan's military was on high alert Monday after detecting Chinese warships near the island, Taipei said, as it prepared for likely drills by Beijing in response to President Lai Ching-te's US visits.
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4 Chinese Ships Entered "Restricted" Waters, Says Taiwan
Four Chinese coastguard ships briefly sailed through Taiwan's "prohibited" waters, Taipei said, urging Beijing to stop actions that "endanger" navigation safety.
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Taiwan President To Meet US House Speaker In California: Report
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen will meet US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in California rather than in Taipei, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday, hours after Taipei warned a high-profile US visit could provoke a Chinese military response.
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Giant Panda Tuan Tuan, Gifted By China, Dies In Taiwan Zoo
A male giant panda gifted by China to Taiwan as a symbol of warmer ties died on Saturday after suffering a spate of seizures, Taipei Zoo said.
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Taiwan Expects Greater China Pressure After Xi Jinping Gets Third Term
Beijing will step up efforts to pick off Taiwan's last remaining allies after Xi Jinping secured a third term in power, as Chinese officials up the ante to show loyalty to the president, Taipei's foreign minister said Wednesday.
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Apple May Delay iPhone 14 Launch Due to Possible Supply Chain Disruptions Caused by China-Taiwan Tension, Suggests Report
iPhone 14 shipments might get delayed and Apple may be forced to postpone the September launch event as China has the power to hold or reject shipments that do not follow its long-standing rule and have "Taiwan, China" or "Chinese Taipei" as source.
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Chinese Warplanes Take To Skies, US Ships On Move Ahead Of Nancy Pelosi's Expected Taiwan Visit
Chinese warplanes buzzed the line dividing the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday shortly before the expected arrival in Taipei of US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi for a visit that has pushed friction between Washington and Beijing.
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Taiwan Accuses Chinese Apple Supplier Luxshare of Stealing Secrets, Charges 14 People
Taiwanese prosecutors on Friday accused aChinese Apple supplier Luxshare Precision of stealing commercial secrets from Taiwanese supplier Catcher Technology and poaching its workforce to win orders from the US company, saying it had charged 14 people. Luxshare did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and neither did Apple.
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Foxconn Needs Government Approval for China Chip Firm Investment, Taiwan Says
Foxconn would need permission from the government of Taiwan if the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer were to invest in Chinese chip conglomerate Tsinghua Unigroup, according to a government official. According to reports, the Taiwan-based firm plans to spend CNY 9.8 billion (roughly Rs. 11,600 crore) for a stake in Unigroup.
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"Ignorant" To Call Taiwan A Country: China To Taipei's Foreign Minister
It is "arrogant and ignorant" to call Taiwan a country and its future can only be decided by China's 1.4 billion people, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Thursday in a rebuff to the democratically-governed island's foreign minister.
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Taiwan Military On High Alert As China Warships Sail Near Island
Taiwan's military was on high alert Monday after detecting Chinese warships near the island, Taipei said, as it prepared for likely drills by Beijing in response to President Lai Ching-te's US visits.
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4 Chinese Ships Entered "Restricted" Waters, Says Taiwan
Four Chinese coastguard ships briefly sailed through Taiwan's "prohibited" waters, Taipei said, urging Beijing to stop actions that "endanger" navigation safety.
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Taiwan President To Meet US House Speaker In California: Report
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen will meet US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in California rather than in Taipei, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday, hours after Taipei warned a high-profile US visit could provoke a Chinese military response.
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Giant Panda Tuan Tuan, Gifted By China, Dies In Taiwan Zoo
A male giant panda gifted by China to Taiwan as a symbol of warmer ties died on Saturday after suffering a spate of seizures, Taipei Zoo said.
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Taiwan Expects Greater China Pressure After Xi Jinping Gets Third Term
Beijing will step up efforts to pick off Taiwan's last remaining allies after Xi Jinping secured a third term in power, as Chinese officials up the ante to show loyalty to the president, Taipei's foreign minister said Wednesday.
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Apple May Delay iPhone 14 Launch Due to Possible Supply Chain Disruptions Caused by China-Taiwan Tension, Suggests Report
iPhone 14 shipments might get delayed and Apple may be forced to postpone the September launch event as China has the power to hold or reject shipments that do not follow its long-standing rule and have "Taiwan, China" or "Chinese Taipei" as source.
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Chinese Warplanes Take To Skies, US Ships On Move Ahead Of Nancy Pelosi's Expected Taiwan Visit
Chinese warplanes buzzed the line dividing the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday shortly before the expected arrival in Taipei of US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi for a visit that has pushed friction between Washington and Beijing.
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Taiwan Accuses Chinese Apple Supplier Luxshare of Stealing Secrets, Charges 14 People
Taiwanese prosecutors on Friday accused aChinese Apple supplier Luxshare Precision of stealing commercial secrets from Taiwanese supplier Catcher Technology and poaching its workforce to win orders from the US company, saying it had charged 14 people. Luxshare did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and neither did Apple.
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Foxconn Needs Government Approval for China Chip Firm Investment, Taiwan Says
Foxconn would need permission from the government of Taiwan if the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer were to invest in Chinese chip conglomerate Tsinghua Unigroup, according to a government official. According to reports, the Taiwan-based firm plans to spend CNY 9.8 billion (roughly Rs. 11,600 crore) for a stake in Unigroup.
