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Taiwan Broadcaster Removes Video After Reporter Calls Trump "Convicted Felon"
A state-funded English-language broadcaster in Taiwan removed a video of one of its journalists calling US President-elect Donald Trump a "convicted felon", after the Taipei government said the incident was "very serious".
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China Says It Held "Readiness Patrol" Around Taiwan, Points At US Ties
The Chinese military said on Wednesday it had conducted a combat "readiness patrol" in the seas and airspace around Taiwan in recent days, saying it was a necessary action to respond to "collusion" between Washington and Taipei.
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Taiwan Hopes For Close US Cooperation In Call With Joe Biden Adviser
Taiwan hopes to continue its close cooperation with the United States, the island's de facto US ambassador told Antony Blinken, a longtime confidant of President-elect Joe Biden, as Taiwan moves to shore up ties with the new administration.
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Taiwan Understands Need To Spend More On Defence, President Says In US
Taiwan understands the need to spend more on its defence and will continue to increase its military spending, President Tsai Ing-wen said during a visit to Hawaii that has provoked anger from Beijing.
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Taiwan Broadcaster Removes Video After Reporter Calls Trump "Convicted Felon"
A state-funded English-language broadcaster in Taiwan removed a video of one of its journalists calling US President-elect Donald Trump a "convicted felon", after the Taipei government said the incident was "very serious".
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China Says It Held "Readiness Patrol" Around Taiwan, Points At US Ties
The Chinese military said on Wednesday it had conducted a combat "readiness patrol" in the seas and airspace around Taiwan in recent days, saying it was a necessary action to respond to "collusion" between Washington and Taipei.
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Taiwan Hopes For Close US Cooperation In Call With Joe Biden Adviser
Taiwan hopes to continue its close cooperation with the United States, the island's de facto US ambassador told Antony Blinken, a longtime confidant of President-elect Joe Biden, as Taiwan moves to shore up ties with the new administration.
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Taiwan Understands Need To Spend More On Defence, President Says In US
Taiwan understands the need to spend more on its defence and will continue to increase its military spending, President Tsai Ing-wen said during a visit to Hawaii that has provoked anger from Beijing.
