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Hungarian Prime Minister Says Orban’s Foreign Minister ‘Entering the Service of the CCP’
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National Museum of Scotland Map Shows Taiwan as Part of China
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China Lands Rocket First Stage for the First Time
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Taiwan’s partners often call for things to stay the same around Taiwan. “We reiterate our opposition to any unilateral change to the status
Taiwan Forms New Littoral Combat Command
The Taiwanese navy stood up its new Littoral Combat Command on Wednesday, to almost no fanfare. The Littoral Combat Command brings together the
Confirmed: KMT Chairwoman Did Not Meet With Senator
Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文), the chairwoman of the Chinese Nationalist Party, or KMT, said that she met with Senator Steve Daines during her recent trip to
Washington Should Protect Technological ‘Crown Jewels,’ Witness Tells Congress
China spies on U.S. companies for economic as well as military secrets, an expert told the House Select Committee on China on June 25, calling for a
Taiwan Diplomacy Power Rankings: April to May 2026
Cheng in China Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文), the chairwoman of the Chinese Nationalist Party, or KMT, made a much-anticipated trip to China to meet with
Hong Kong Is Torturing Jimmy Lai
Jimmy Lai (黎智英) is a 78-year-old man now living his remaining years in prison in Hong Kong. He was jailed for political crimes, introduced under the
When Taiwan’s Chinese Disinformation Fears Go Too Far
“The Ugly Side of Eswatini-Taiwan Relations.” That was the title of an article by James Baron published in The Diplomat on April 22. Baron knew
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Persistent uncertainty is the new normal in Taiwan. A month after the Trump-Xi summit, Washington’s longstanding policy of strategic ambiguity toward