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In Taiwan, ‘Mainland Spouses’ From China Become a Focus of Infiltration Fears
A village near Taipei. Taiwan officials are confronting what they say is growing Chinese infiltration of the island’s politics, media and internet.
In Taiwan, ‘Mainland Spouses’ From China Become a Focus of Infiltration Fears
A village near Taipei. Taiwan officials are confronting what they say is growing Chinese infiltration of the island’s politics, media and internet.
Beijing deploys new missiles matching Patriots opposite Taiwan
Mainland China has equipped frontline troops facing Taiwan with a new missile, state media reported. The missile is believed to be an HQ-16F, which has comparable qualities to the US Patriot PAC2 and 3 systems. On Friday, state broadcaster CCTV aired footage of the 73rd Group Army’s first operational and live-fire assessment of the missile in the Gobi Desert.
Taiwan targets Beijing’s grey-zone tactics near remote South China Sea islands
Taiwan’s navy will support patrols around the Taipei-controlled Dongsha Islands after mainland Chinese coastguard activity near the South China Sea atoll surged over the past year. The activity has fuelled concerns in Taipei that Beijing is using the remote outpost to test Taiwan’s responses and refine its grey-zone tactics. Taiwan’s Coast Guard Administration said mainland Chinese coastguard vessels had appeared around the atoll 39 times since February last year, compared with only...
Beijing sends largest patrol ship east of Taiwan after Japan-Philippine boundary talks
Beijing has sent a flotilla that includes mainland China’s largest patrol vessel to waters east of Taiwan in response to Japanese-Philippine maritime boundary negotiations. The Ministry of Transport ships are expected to conduct joint patrols with a coastguard formation dispatched to the same waters last Monday. The Communist Party mouthpiece People’s Daily published a commentary on Sunday that accused Japan and the Philippines, which already have long-running territorial disputes with...
Taiwan hits back at Beijing’s ‘cognitive warfare’ after coastguard patrols
Taiwan has accused Beijing of escalating tensions after mainland Chinese coastguard and survey vessels carried out law-enforcement operations in waters off the island’s east coast. Over the weekend, mainland China’s transport ministry announced a “special maritime traffic law enforcement operation” and dispatched a flotilla of coastguard vessels into the waters east of Taiwan. That included the coastguard’s largest patrol vessel.
Taiwan’s Top Diplomat Opens Up About Trump’s Maneuvering
With President Donald Trump eyeing a $14 billion weapons sale to Taiwan as a “negotiating chip” with China, Alexander Tah-ray Yui is on the front lines of the effort to ensure the administration doesn’t buckle to Beijing. Yui serves as Taiwan’s top diplomat in the U.S., a role he’s held for the last two and a half years. But after spending much of that time behind the scenes to promote bipartisan support for the Asian democracy, he’s now been thrust into the role of...
The Largest Undocumented Disparity in Maternal Health
For the past few years, George King, the director of research at Boston’s Joslin Diabetes Center, has been following a medical mystery that has flown under the public-health radar—even, he told me, among most other diabetes experts. He and his colleagues have been alarmed by the skyrocketing rates of gestational diabetes they’ve seen among Chinese American populations, which mirror a similar phenomenon in mainland China and Taiwan.For years, gestational diabetes has been ticking upward in...
The Taiwan crisis nobody is watching
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Beijing slaps travel ban on New Zealand MPs for ‘crossing red line’ with Taiwan visit
Four New Zealand lawmakers who were handed travel bans by Beijing for visiting Taiwan have been accused of crossing a “red line” by the Chinese embassy in Wellington. The ban – which covers mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau – was condemned by the New Zealand and Australian governments, which said they would lodge a formal protest. The party, which visited the island in early May, included three members of the ruling centre-right coalition – National MP Maureen Pugh, David Wilson from NZ...