Tag: Taiwan
Israeli Cycling Team Clinches Overall Victory in Tour de Taiwan
The team’s triumph marks its 13th win of the 2024 season, surpassing their previous year’s tally by mid-March.
Abu Mazen: “We Recognize China’s Sovereignty over Taiwan”
“Palestine stands by China in maintaining its sovereignty and the unity of its lands, including Taiwan.”
China Sends Nuclear-Capable Bombers to Frighten Taiwan
The Pentagon has had to revise its estimates of how many nuclear warheads China will possess by the end of this decade.
Taiwan to Open Extensive Jewish Community Center, Kosher Restaurant
Construction of the $16 million facility started in 2020.
Taiwan Denies Reports it Shot Down Chinese Su-35 that Violated Its Airspace
Taiwan is a major investor in the autonomous region of Guangxi, with more than a thousand Taiwanese startups and close to $5 billion in exports.
As Coronavirus Death Toll Passes 100, Germany Confirms First Case in Bavaria
There have been no deaths as a result of a coronavirus infection outside China.
Netanyahu: I May Carry Out Major Operation to Defeat Gaza Strip Terrorism
Netanyahu spoke about his plan to annex the Jordan Valley, having neglected to do it over his 13 years as PM.
This Week: 40th Anniversary of the Curse of Camp David
If there's one thing Israel must learn from the idea of Land for Peace it is to cease being a satellite of the US, give up US military aid, and seek alliances with more superpowers.
Taiwan Agrees to Cut Iran Oil Imports
Iran is one of Taiwan's top sources of crude oil, at 6.8% of total imports.
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Obama Official Downplays China Threat President Obama's China adviser, Evan Medeiros, has a long history of downplaying the threat to U.S. interests posed by...