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Taiwan’s Office in Papua New Guinea Stays Open Amid Closure Order Dispute

Taiwan's representative office in Papua New Guinea remains operational despite a directive from the Papua New Guinea government to close the mission, according to Taiwan's Foreign Ministry. The Taiwanese representative, Chiu Chen-yu, continues to engage with officials from Papua New Guinea's Department of Foreign...

Taiwan Warns of Potential Increase in China’s Gray-Zone Tactics Under Xi’s Fourth Term

Taiwan has raised concerns about the potential intensification of "gray-zone" activities by China if President Xi Jinping secures a fourth term. Chiu Chui-cheng, Minister of Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council, warned that Beijing might escalate efforts to extend its influence over Taiwan and seek broader...

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Taiwan’s Office in Papua New Guinea Stays Open Amid Closure Order Dispute

Taiwan's representative office in Papua New Guinea remains operational despite a directive from the...

Taiwan Warns of Potential Increase in China’s Gray-Zone Tactics Under Xi’s Fourth Term

Taiwan has raised concerns about the potential intensification of "gray-zone" activities by China if...

Taiwan Challenges China’s Interpretation of UN Resolution 2758 on Sovereignty

Taiwan's foreign ministry has asserted that United Nations Resolution 2758 does not establish Taiwan...

Xi Jinping Encourages Police to Boost Economic Stability Through Responsible Service

In a recent communication with a police unit in Zhangzhou, Fujian Province, Chinese President...