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The fire began on Friday night at the factory in Pingtung county and raged overnight. Three firefighters were among the dead
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An earthquake of magnitude 6.3 on the Richter scale jolted northeast of Taiwan on Monday
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China views Taiwan – a democratically governed island of 24 million – as part of its territory, despite having never governed it
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China, which claims Taiwan as part of its territory, has conducted increasingly large military drills in the air and waters around Taiwan as tensions have grown between the two and with the United States
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According to Al Jazeera, Taiwan's defence ministry added that some were detected entering the unspecified area of the western Pacific to conduct joint sea and air training with the Shandong aircraft carrier
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Slamming Elon Musk for calling Taiwan an "integral part of China," the Taiwan foreign minister has asserted that Taiwan is "not for sale"
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USS Ralph Johnson and the Royal Canadian Navy Halifax-class frigate HMCS Ottawa sailed through the narrow band of ocean that separates China and self-ruled Taiwan, according to the US Navy's 7th Fleet
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Haikui, the 11th typhoon of this year, made landfall in the coastal areas of China's eastern Fujian province and the southern Guangdong province
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At least 44 people were injured and thousands of households were left without power as the powerful typhoon Haikui slammed into Taiwan
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Beijing considers Taiwan as its breakaway province and insists it should be unified with the mainland, by force if necessary. Taiwan, however, sees itself as completely distinct from China
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Aspiring Taiwanese independent presidential candidate Terry Gou has resigned from the board of Foxconn, the Apple supplier he founded nearly a half-century ago
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Biden administration has approved funding for the first-ever transfer of US military equipment to Taiwan, as per a notification sent to the Congress, CNN reported
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Terry Gou, the billionaire founder of the electronics giant Foxconn, declared Monday that he will run as an independent candidate for president in Taiwan's 2024 election
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Taiwan's defence ministry said Saturday that China sent dozens of aircraft and vessels toward the island, just days after the United States approved a USD 500-million arms sale to Taiwan
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Biden administration has approved a $500 million arms sale to Taiwan as it ramps up military assistance to the island despite fervent objections from China
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Taiwan pointed out that in recent years, Chinese Communist Party has continued to send aircraft and ships to harass and harass, which has caused substantial damage to regional security
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China's military drills near Taiwan aim to improve coordination among naval and air forces for better control of sea and air spaces, according to spokesperson Shi Yi via Xinhua.
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China claims virtually the entire South China Sea as its own, denying the claims of others and defying an international ruling invalidating its assertion
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Taiwan's vice president left Saturday on a trip to Paraguay to reinforce relations with his government's last diplomatic partner in South America
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11 Chinese military aircraft and five naval vessels were tracked around Taiwan between Monday and Tuesday by the Ministry of National Defense