BEIJING—The Chinese regime on Tuesday recalled its ambassador to Lithuania and expelled the Baltic nation’s top representative to Beijing over the country’s decision to allow self-governing Taiwan to open an office in Lithuania under its own name. The Chinese regime claims Taiwan as its territory without the right to diplomatic recognition, although the island maintains…
Biden Administration Approves Its First Arms Sale to Taiwan
The administration of President Joe Biden approved its first arms sale to Taiwan, a move which is sure to draw criticism from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which considers the island nation a breakaway province. The State Department on Wednesday approved the sale of $750 million worth of military equipment to Taiwan, triggering a 30-day…
Taiwan’s Medals Revive Debate Over Use of ‘Chinese Taipei’
TAIPEI—After Taiwan beat China in the badminton men’s doubles final at the Tokyo Olympic Games on Saturday, gold medalist Wang Chi-Lin made a Facebook comment that cast a spotlight on a contentious debate on the self-ruled island: “I’m from Taiwan.” Wang’s team competes at the Olympics as “Chinese Taipei” at the insistence of Beijing, which…
Is the World Waking Up to Dangers of Dealing With China? Feat. Gordon Chang
The world knows the China regime intentionally pushed coronavirus around the world from Wuhan. The world suspects the China regime accidentally (or otherwise) leaked the virus from its Wuhan lab. The world knows about the China regime’s human rights abuse of various groups, its crackdown on Hong Kong democracy, and its bullying of Taiwan. If…
Majority of Australians See China as a ‘Security Threat’: Poll
The majority of Australians now see China as “more of a security threat” to the country, according to new figures from the Lowy Institute. The survey revealed that 63 percent of Aussies now have a more negative view of China, which is a “substantial” 22-point increase from last year. Meanwhile, only 34 percent said they see…
China’s Chip Ambitions Fade as Chip Giant Faces Bankruptcy
July 22, 2021
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Tsinghua Unigroup, a Chinese state-backed chip maker, said it received court notice that one of its creditors had initiated bankruptcy proceedings for the group, dated July 12. Tsinghua Unigroup is a commercial arm of China’s Tsinghua University and an integral part of Chinese Leader Xi Jinping’s semiconductor self-reliance dream. One of its creditors had requested…
The World Is Laughing at the CCP’s ‘Stupidity’: Taiwan Official on China’s Threats to Nuke Japan
Recently a video circulating on Chinese social media made headlines for threatening Japan with nuclear war if the country steps in to defend Taiwan against the Chinese regime. The video, reposted by the municipal authority in Baoji City, about 760 miles southwest of Beijing in China, said that Japan should be the exception to China’s “no…
Taiwan, Lithuania Ties Grow Despite Pressure From Beijing
TAIPEI, Taiwan—Taiwan will exchange representative offices with Lithuania, the self-governed island said Tuesday, in a breakthrough for its foreign relations that are under constant pressure from China. The offices will seek to enhance economic and trade relations, along with cooperation in various other fields, the island’s Foreign Ministry said. The office will bear the name…
China’s New Missile Silos Spark Concerns of War Over Taiwan
July 19, 2021
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NEW DELHI—China is building 120 new silos for intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) near its northwestern desert city of Yumen, indicating a significant expansion in its nuclear forces and sparking concerns of a Taiwan-related conflict between China and the United States. Construction of these silos began in March 2020, with major assembly happening rapidly after February…
‘All China Can Do Is Talk’: Former Taiwan Official Dismisses Beijing’s Threats After US Military Aircraft Landing in Taipei
In the face of the United States’ deepening engagements with Taiwan, the Chinese communist regime can do nothing but issue stern warnings, a former official of the democratic island told The Epoch Times. On July 15, a U.S. Air Force C-146-A Wolfhound landed in Taiwan, delivering “diplomatic mail” to the de facto U.S. embassy in…
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