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‘Taiwan independence’ means we don’t belong to Beijing, president says

‘Taiwan independence’ means we don’t belong to Beijing, president says

  • China views democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory and ‌has never ‌renounced the use of force to bring it under Beijing’s ‌control
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Taiwan President arrives in Eswatini after blaming China for cancelation of prior trip

Taiwan President arrives in Eswatini after blaming China for cancelation of prior trip

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Taiwan president postpones trip to Eswatini after countries revoke overflight permits

Taiwan president postpones trip to Eswatini after countries revoke overflight permits

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Taiwan pledges chip talks and investment to mollify Trump

Taiwan pledges chip talks and investment to mollify Trump

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Taiwan and China need peace given ‘multifold changes’ internationally, president says

Taiwan and China need peace given ‘multifold changes’ internationally, president says

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Update Taiwan’s Lai says ‘confident’ of deeper cooperation with Trump video

Taiwan’s Lai says ‘confident’ of deeper cooperation with Trump

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Update Taiwan’s President Lai in Marshall Islands on first overseas state visit video

Taiwan’s President Lai in Marshall Islands on first overseas state visit

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War has no winners, Taiwan president says in visit to Hawaii

War has no winners, Taiwan president says in visit to Hawaii

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Taiwan’s Lai departs for US stopover during Pacific trip

Taiwan’s Lai departs for US stopover during Pacific trip

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Taiwan says 41 Chinese military aircraft, ships detected ahead of Lai US stopover

Taiwan says 41 Chinese military aircraft, ships detected ahead of Lai US stopover

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Taiwan president visits island off China for battle anniversary

Taiwan president visits island off China for battle anniversary

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Typhoon prompts cancellation of Taiwan air force drills but naval exercises set to continue

Typhoon prompts cancellation of Taiwan air force drills but naval exercises set to continue

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Taiwan president says only military strength can keep the peace with China

Taiwan president says only military strength can keep the peace with China

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