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TAIPEI - Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics maker, is likely to be fined soon by Taiwan's government for an unauthorized investment in a Chinese chip maker, a person with direct knowledge of the situation said on Monday. Taiwan, which Beijing views as a sovereign Chinese territory, has turned a

Fleeing National Security Law, More Than 20,000 Hongkongers Resettle in Taiwan
More than a year and a half after Communist China imposed its National Security Law limiting freedoms...

Beijing’s Retaliation Against Lithuania Continues; Banning Beef, Dairy and Beer Imports Over Taiwan Dispute
In a recent development over escalating tensions between China and Lithuania, the communist regime has...

Taiwan Buys Lithuanian Rum in Appreciation of the Baltic Country’s Support
Commentary by Natalie Nesbitt Communist China has a small yet formidable free-thinking, rum- making...

In Largest Sortie of the New Year, PLA Sends 39 Jets to Threaten Taiwan
The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) air force flew 39 warplanes into Taiwan’s air defense identification...

‘Unsilenced’ Tells a Story of Chinese Persecution–And International Compliance
In the latest work by award winning filmmaker Leon Lee, an enthralling story about Falun Gong — a spiritual...

Taiwan Should Destroy its Semiconductor Industry if Beijing Invades: US Study
A paper published in November by the U.S. Army War College has been gaining a lot of attention to the...

China Blasts Japanese-owned 7-Eleven Over Map of Taiwan
The Beijing municipal government has fined its local 7-Eleven convenience stores over its website depicting...

Chinese Phones Sold in Taiwan Accused of Content Censorship, Users’ Private Data May Be Tracked by Beijing
After the Lithuanian Ministry of Defense revealed that the Mi 10T 5G smartphone sold by Chinese company...

Wary of Chinese Air and Sea Ops, Taiwan’s Military Holds Urban Combat Drills
On Jan. 6, Taiwanese armed forces conducted a mock urban street battle that featured troops and armored...