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Fujian Deputies Propose Enhanced Cultural Exchanges with Taiwan to Strengthen Cross-Strait Ties
Fujian province deputies propose enhancing cultural exchanges with Taiwan by leveraging shared cultural heritage, particularly in Zhangzhou city, while addressing concerns over the protection of 1,515 registered Taiwan-related cultural relics through increased funding and public-private partnerships...
Fujian Deputies Propose Enhanced Cultural Exchanges with Taiwan to Strengthen Cross-Strait Ties
Fujian province deputies propose enhancing cultural exchanges with Taiwan by leveraging shared cultural heritage, particularly in Zhangzhou city, while addressing concerns over the protection of 1,515 registered Taiwan-related cultural relics through increased funding and public-private partnerships...
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40% Bias Score
Taiwan Unveils 17 Countermeasures Against Rising Chinese Espionage
Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te announced 64 people were charged with Chinese espionage in 2022, triple the 2021 figure, prompting 17 countermeasures including stricter visa reviews and potential military court revival to counter Beijing's influence operations targeting various sectors of T...
Taiwan Unveils 17 Countermeasures Against Rising Chinese Espionage
Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te announced 64 people were charged with Chinese espionage in 2022, triple the 2021 figure, prompting 17 countermeasures including stricter visa reviews and potential military court revival to counter Beijing's influence operations targeting various sectors of T...
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44% Bias Score
Taiwan Weighs Travel Warnings Amid China's Threats to Citizens Abroad
Taiwan is considering travel warnings for its citizens visiting Laos and Cambodia due to potential threats stemming from China's 2024 guidelines targeting those who support Taiwanese independence, leading to concerns about harassment and detention.
Taiwan Weighs Travel Warnings Amid China's Threats to Citizens Abroad
Taiwan is considering travel warnings for its citizens visiting Laos and Cambodia due to potential threats stemming from China's 2024 guidelines targeting those who support Taiwanese independence, leading to concerns about harassment and detention.
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44% Bias Score
China's Cautious Response to Trump's Reelection and Rising US-China Tensions
Four months after Donald Trump's reelection, China closely observes his actions, noting a potential US-China trade war with 20% increased US tariffs on Chinese goods and subsequent retaliatory tariffs from China on US goods, while simultaneously attempting to improve relations with Europe amid strai...
China's Cautious Response to Trump's Reelection and Rising US-China Tensions
Four months after Donald Trump's reelection, China closely observes his actions, noting a potential US-China trade war with 20% increased US tariffs on Chinese goods and subsequent retaliatory tariffs from China on US goods, while simultaneously attempting to improve relations with Europe amid strai...
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36% Bias Score
China's Claim on Taiwan Amidst US Ambiguity
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi criticized US tariffs and reaffirmed China's claim to Taiwan, stating that any independence movement is 'doomed to fail,' while the US maintains an ambiguous stance despite supplying Taiwan with weapons, creating a volatile geopolitical situation in the Taiwan Strait...
China's Claim on Taiwan Amidst US Ambiguity
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi criticized US tariffs and reaffirmed China's claim to Taiwan, stating that any independence movement is 'doomed to fail,' while the US maintains an ambiguous stance despite supplying Taiwan with weapons, creating a volatile geopolitical situation in the Taiwan Strait...
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52% Bias Score
TSMC Expands US Chip Production Amid Geopolitical Concerns
TSMC, the world's largest contract chip maker, will invest $100 billion to expand in the U.S. due to high demand from American customers, while simultaneously expanding in Taiwan; production lines in the U.S. are fully booked for three years.
TSMC Expands US Chip Production Amid Geopolitical Concerns
TSMC, the world's largest contract chip maker, will invest $100 billion to expand in the U.S. due to high demand from American customers, while simultaneously expanding in Taiwan; production lines in the U.S. are fully booked for three years.
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52% Bias Score
Taiwan Announces Tougher Measures Against Chinese Infiltration
Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te announced tougher measures Thursday to counter China's stepped-up infiltration, spying, and other efforts to weaken the island's defenses, citing recent incidents including a case where a retired air force major leaked classified information about domesticall...
Taiwan Announces Tougher Measures Against Chinese Infiltration
Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te announced tougher measures Thursday to counter China's stepped-up infiltration, spying, and other efforts to weaken the island's defenses, citing recent incidents including a case where a retired air force major leaked classified information about domesticall...
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44% Bias Score
Taiwanese Actor Begins Military Service After Evasion Investigation
Taiwanese actor Darren Wang, famous for "Our Times," began his mandatory year-long military service on Thursday after investigations into alleged forged medical documents to evade conscription and suspected involvement in an attempted murder case.
Taiwanese Actor Begins Military Service After Evasion Investigation
Taiwanese actor Darren Wang, famous for "Our Times," began his mandatory year-long military service on Thursday after investigations into alleged forged medical documents to evade conscription and suspected involvement in an attempted murder case.
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TSMC's $100 Billion US Expansion Raises Taiwan Security Concerns
TSMC announced a $100 billion US expansion, bringing its total investment to $165 billion, raising concerns in Taiwan about reduced leverage against China, despite claims that customer demand drove the decision, not pressure from former President Trump.
TSMC's $100 Billion US Expansion Raises Taiwan Security Concerns
TSMC announced a $100 billion US expansion, bringing its total investment to $165 billion, raising concerns in Taiwan about reduced leverage against China, despite claims that customer demand drove the decision, not pressure from former President Trump.
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52% Bias Score
China Warns Taiwan Amid Military Budget Increase
China's Defense Ministry spokesperson threatened Taiwan's independence movement with severe repercussions, coinciding with a 7.2% increase in China's military budget and ongoing military exercises around Taiwan, fueled by accusations of Taiwanese reliance on US arms.
China Warns Taiwan Amid Military Budget Increase
China's Defense Ministry spokesperson threatened Taiwan's independence movement with severe repercussions, coinciding with a 7.2% increase in China's military budget and ongoing military exercises around Taiwan, fueled by accusations of Taiwanese reliance on US arms.
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60% Bias Score
TSMC's $100 Billion US Investment: Economic Boon or Geopolitical Risk?
TSMC announced a $100 billion investment in US semiconductor manufacturing, the largest foreign direct investment in US history, aiming to avoid US tariffs and boost US technological independence, but raising concerns in Taiwan about its economic and geopolitical leverage.
TSMC's $100 Billion US Investment: Economic Boon or Geopolitical Risk?
TSMC announced a $100 billion investment in US semiconductor manufacturing, the largest foreign direct investment in US history, aiming to avoid US tariffs and boost US technological independence, but raising concerns in Taiwan about its economic and geopolitical leverage.
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56% Bias Score
TSMC's $100 Billion US Investment: Driven by Demand, Not Pressure
TSMC, facing surging customer demand, announced a $100 billion investment in Arizona for new chip plants and packaging facilities, sparking debate about its implications for Taiwan's economy and the geopolitical landscape.
TSMC's $100 Billion US Investment: Driven by Demand, Not Pressure
TSMC, facing surging customer demand, announced a $100 billion investment in Arizona for new chip plants and packaging facilities, sparking debate about its implications for Taiwan's economy and the geopolitical landscape.
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52% Bias Score
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