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DPP theatrics at WHA doomed to failure: China Daily editorial

China Daily 21 May 2025

Under the International Health Regulations, Taiwan's health authorities also maintain direct communication channels with the WHO to report outbreaks and access critical information — a process that functioned effectively during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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President Lai not being provocative by standing firm: Lii

Taipei Times 21 May 2025

Lii defended Lai’s 17 strategies to combat Chinese espionage attempts, saying that they are “necessary institutional reforms” that do not touch on Taiwan’s international status.

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Asia without America, part 3: liberal Taiwan in a realist world

Asiatimes 21 May 2025

So, is realism or liberalism the arbiter of international affairs? The fate of Taiwan depends on the answer ... In 1990, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), the PRC spent 71% more on defense than Taiwan.

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Lai has ‘Taiwan of the world’ vision: Keegan

Taipei Times 21 May 2025

... little on China, Keegan said Lai was describing a Taiwan “not defined by China or cross-Taiwan Strait tensions,” but focused on “advancing internal prosperity and social and political stability.”.

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Taiwan doesn’t need China’s confirmation, foreign minister says

Business Day 21 May 2025

China views Taiwan as its own territory ... Neither government recognises the other, officials do not visit each other and Taiwan is not a member of most international bodies because of China’s objections.

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Taiwan's ruling party expels 5 members accused of Chinese spying

The Times of India 21 May 2025

'The current international situation is grim, and Taiwan is facing threats from the Chinese Communist Party,' the DPP said in a statement ... China claims self-ruled Taiwan is part of its territory and has threatened to use force to annex it.

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DPP expels 5 members accused of Chinese spying

Taipei Times 21 May 2025

“The current international situation is grim, and Taiwan is facing threats from the Chinese Communist Party,” the DPP said in a statement ... China claims self-ruled Taiwan is part of its territory and has threatened to use force to annex it.

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Taiwan's pig iron imports in Apr hit new low this year

Yieh Corp 21 May 2025

Taiwan’s pig iron imports came mainly from various international sources, including, for the first time this year, ...

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China’s New Giant Drone, Capable of Launching 100 Smaller Drones, Set for Test Flight

Khaama Press 21 May 2025

This development, particularly amid Beijing’s repeated threats to annex Taiwan, is closely watched by the international community. China views Taiwan as part of its territory and has consistently warned of potential military action if necessary.

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Inside Asia's biggest tech trade show, where Nvidia's 'Jensen' is the hottest name drop

Business Insider 21 May 2025

Nvidia CEO and cofounder Jensen Huang has reached rockstar status in Taiwan ... It's a far more upbeat narrative for the island compared to the international headlines highlighting a potential invasion by China, which claims Taiwan as its territory.

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Philippines, US hold joint drills in South China Sea

Taipei Times 21 May 2025

Reuters, MANILA ... 15 last year ... Taiwan also has claims in the region. China claims most of the strategic waterway, despite a 2016 ruling by an international arbitral tribunal that found Beijing’s claims have no basis under international law ... .

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Japanese students abroad up 1.5-fold post COVID-19 pandemic

Kyodo 21 May 2025

The number of international students accepted into ... The number of people studying in China surged 651.3 percent from the previous year to 3,133, while those in Taiwan jumped 181.5 percent to 5,048.

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Macao sees nearly 19 pct year-on-year growth in visitor arrivals in April

China.dot.org 21 May 2025

Arrivals from China's Hong Kong and China's Taiwan also grew, up 13.4 percent and 4.4 percent respectively. International visitor numbers increased by 10.4 percent to 230,014, with strong gains from ...

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San Diego’s NASSCO gets $200M to overhaul one of Navy’s biggest ships

San Diego Union-Tribune 21 May 2025

San Diego’s General Dynamics-NASSCO will get nearly $200 million from the U.S ... and China, mostly over the sovereignty of Taiwan and China’s threat to interfere with international sea lanes in the Indo-Pacific ... .

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Know Thine Enemy

Quillette 21 May 2025

But it is now obvious that Xi’s clique is unprepared to tolerate an American-led international order indefinitely ... By laying waste to American prestige (almost certainly by targeting Taiwan), it will invariably burnish its own.

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DPP theatrics at WHA doomed to failure: China Daily editorial

President Lai not being provocative by standing firm: Lii

Asia without America, part 3: liberal Taiwan in a realist world

Lai has ‘Taiwan of the world’ vision: Keegan

Taiwan doesn’t need China’s confirmation, foreign minister says

Taiwan's ruling party expels 5 members accused of Chinese spying

DPP expels 5 members accused of Chinese spying

Taiwan's pig iron imports in Apr hit new low this year

China’s New Giant Drone, Capable of Launching 100 Smaller Drones, Set for Test Flight

Inside Asia's biggest tech trade show, where Nvidia's 'Jensen' is the hottest name drop

Philippines, US hold joint drills in South China Sea

Japanese students abroad up 1.5-fold post COVID-19 pandemic

Macao sees nearly 19 pct year-on-year growth in visitor arrivals in April

San Diego’s NASSCO gets $200M to overhaul one of Navy’s biggest ships

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