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Why is Taiwan the elephant in every room between US and China?US President Donald Trump met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing. Taiwan remains the most crucial issue for China. The island's self-g...- What is the battle over China's wartime history?China commemorated the 80th anniversary of the end of World War Two with a military parade, amidst historical disputes regarding Japan's de...
- Taiwan president says 'won't yield an inch' in defence of island's territoryTaiwanese President Lai Ching-te vowed not to cede any territory amid China's rising military pressure. Speaking on the 75th anniversary of...
- Is Donald Trump ditching Taiwan in favor of China?In a recent interview, Donald Trump was asked about Taiwan and their conflict with China. Trump who is against China, surprisingly lashed o...
- Facing Beijing's threats, Taiwan president says peace 'only option' to resolve political differencesTaiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen emphasized the importance of peace between Taiwan and China in her National Day address. She stated that m...
- Xi says China, US 'should and must' achieve peaceful co-existenceChinese President Xi Jinping has urged peaceful coexistence between China and the US, stating that the two countries should achieve mutual ...
- How tensions within the Taiwan Strait boiled over into an acute crisisJust 130 kilometres (81 miles) wide at its narrowest point, the Taiwan Strait is a major international shipping channel and all that lies b...
- China touts role in UN peacekeeping, Middle East peaceSpeaking Friday at a symposium to mark the 50th anniversary of China's entry into the UN, Wang Yi said China had made good on its pledge to...
- China prepares for Communist Party centenary in secretSince the rise of party leader Xi Jinping in 2012, China has grown increasingly assertive over its territorial claims in the South China Se...
- In 1958 US considered nuclear strike on China over Taiwan: DocumentsUS planners also assumed that the Soviet Union would aid China and retaliate with nuclear weapons -- a price they deemed worth paying to pr...
- Why the fuss? The US, Taiwan and China- a guide to understanding their complex relationsIn recent decades US presidents have been somewhat reluctant to sell big ticket items to Taiwan, fearful of incurring Beijing's wrath. US P...
- China sending military planes near island almost daily: Taiwan Foreign MinisterAlong with Chinese military exercises simulating an attack on Taiwan, the flights by China are causing major concern for Taiwan's governmen...
- 'China feels vulnerable about borders, but may not escalate Galwan'Initially, Nehru and Mao were also quite friendly, with 'Hindi-Chini bhai-bhai'. But the Cold War became problematic. Then, the 1962 confro...
- View: Winston Churchill a bigot, but don’t blame him for 3 million deathsHistorically, no ruler anywhere diverted food from armies fighting life-or-death battles to starving peasants. Quite the contrary.
- India, China, Myanmar should develop Stilwell Road: Chinese mediaIt is obvious that the road that connects China, India and Myanmar bears economic significance for South Asia, Southeast Asia and East Asia...
- China opposes Taiwan party leader's visit to JapanForeign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei called on Japan to adhere to the One-China principle and honour its commitment to China on Taiwan-relat...
- China offers to admit Taiwan in AIIB under different identityTaiwan wants to join the Beijing-based bank which was expected to become operational this year with USD 50 billion investment.
- Xi Jinping to meet Taiwan's ruling party leader next monthChina said President Xi will have meeting with chairman of Taiwan's Kuomintang next month amid efforts by the two sides to work out a rappr...
- Jawaharlal Nehru was torn between loving Chinese civilisation and securing Indian borderNehru’s first noteworthy encounter with the Chinese took place at the World Congress of Oppressed Peoples held in Brussels in 1927.
- Taiwan awaits Chinese tourists with mixed feelingsTaiwan residents, with excitement, curiosity and a little contempt, are awaiting Chinese tourists who will arrive July 4 after Taiwan lifts...
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