Beijing Leans on Nigeria to ‘Fully Implement’ ‘One China’ Policy, Avoid ‘Two Chinas’
The Chinese ambassador to Nigeria is calling upon Abuja to ensure the ‘full execution’ of the ‘one China’ policy. During a …
The Chinese ambassador to Nigeria is calling upon Abuja to ensure the ‘full execution’ of the ‘one China’ policy. During a …
“China’s recent move to sail [its sole aircraft carrier] near Taiwan has highlighted the need for Taiwan to go ahead …
The ballistic missile threat against Taiwan just got more serious. Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense today confirmed for the first time …
President Trump, who prides himself on being the ultimate deal-maker, can start collecting on the debt the PRC incurred to …
With the DPP controlling the legislature, Taiwan could finally succeed in setting defense spending at 3% of GDP, something that …
A regular feature of Taiwan Sentinel, ChinaWatch examines developments in China in the areas of internal politics, economics and trade, …
With the KMT still struggling to get back on its feet and the Tsai administration not giving an inch on …
The real significance of Donald Trump’s presidency for Taiwan lies in his sustained assault on the American democratic model. The year …
Calls for punishing Taiwan due to its unwillingness to recognize the ‘1992 consensus’ have gotten louder ahead of a CCP …
The greatest impediment to ‘peaceful’ unification in the Taiwan Strait is the consolidation of a distinct system of beliefs and …
For many, the 228 Incident of 1947 has entered Taiwanese memory as a milestone of national history, symbolizing the divorce …
More foreigners than ever visited Taiwan in 2016 despite a dramatic decrease in Chinese tourists. That shows how the New …
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