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19 Chinese Aircraft Detected Entering Taiwanese Airspace
According to Taiwan, 19 Chinese military aircraft entered the southwestern airspace on September 5. Reportedly, Four H-6 Bombers, Four Sukhoi SU-30 jets, ten J-16 fighter jets, and a Y-8 transport were detected by the National Ministry of Defense after which radio warnings were sent. Besides, the aircraft was also detected by the Radar and Missile defense systems. However, China has not released any statement on the incident.
Tags: Taiwan, China, aircraft, Space
Courtesy: aljazeera
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Taiwan To revive Art, Culture Through Subsidies From Covid Relief
Taiwan is planning a new Covid-19 relief program of NT$2.5 million (US$89,886) which will offer subsidiary to Art and Culture from August 9. Also, the Ministry of Art and Culture has said that art and culture took a hit since the pandemic has started. It held discussions to revive art and culture in the nation and this subsidy was a result of the discussion with high officials.
Tags: Art and Culture, Taiwan, Taipei, republic of china
Courtesy: The Taipei Times
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Here's Why Taiwan Are Called 'Chinese Taipei'
Nor national anthem was played neither national flag was hoisted when Taiwan’s weightlifter Kuo Hsing-chun won the gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics. Taiwan is refrained from calling itself ‘Taiwan,’ rather are called “Chinese Taipei” that often feurates them. Although Beijing's communist leadership never controlled Taiwan, however, it is considered as a part of "one China,” which they are going to capture one day.
Tags: China, Taiwan, Chinsese Taipai, Olympics
Courtesy: First Post
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China Vows To Nuke Japan Over Taiwan's Control With 'Full Scale War'
The Chinese Community Party (CCP) has terrorized Japan with a “nuclear response” and “full-scale war” if Japan interferes with the interest of Beijing in Taiwan. Despite Taiwan and Beijing been governed independently over seven decades, Beijing has full sovereignty over Taiwan. “We will use nuclear bombs first, we will use nuclear bombs continuously. We will do this until Japan declares unconditional surrender for the second time,” the video… read-more
Tags: China, Japan, Taiwan, Nuclear Weapons
Courtesy: Times Now Digital
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7-Year-old Boy Dies After Slammed 27-Times To Floor In Taiwan
A 7-year-old boy, who went into a coma after being slammed 27-times to the floor during a judo practice session in Taiwan, has died on June 30. Reportedly, he suffered severe brain hemorrhages and had been on life support for the last 70 days. However, the family took a tough call and withdrew the support. Besides, the coach could face 7 years of jail or life imprisonment.
Tags: brain haemorrhage, Taiwan, judo, coma, Minor
Courtesy: BBC News
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China Furious With US Over Sending COVID Vaccines To Taiwan
The Chinese Foreign Ministry stated that the Biden administration should not seek political manipulation in the guise of vaccine assistance. The statement comes after the Biden's government provided 2.5 million vaccination doses to Taiwan. "US should stop interfering in the domestic matters," the spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry added. Besides, the Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen in a tweet, thanked the US government for providing more… read-more
Tags: China, USA, Coronavirus Vaccines, Taiwan
Courtesy: WION News
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Japan To Strengthen Diplomatic Relation; Sends One Million COVID-19 Vaccine
Japan is sending one million doses of COVID-19 vaccines to Vietnam, as announced on June 15 by the Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi. However, the AstraZeneca vaccines are being manufactured in Japan and will reach Vietnam on June 16. To strengthen its diplomatic relations in the world, Japan is planing to send COVID vaccines to other countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand as well.
Tags: Covid-19 Vaccine, Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, AstraZeneca
Courtesy: WION News
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MediTek Unveils 'Dimensity 1200' Chipsets For 5G Smartphones In India
Taiwanese semiconductor company 'MediaTek' unveiled 5G smartphone chipset 'Dimensity 1200' in India on April 20. Partnering with Chinese smartphone maker 'Realme' to feature its System-on-Chip (SOC), MediaTek has vowed to deliver power-packed premium performance. Besides, being equipped with octa-core CPUs, the chipsets boasts of powerful imaging and AI processors to enhance user's camera experience. Meanwhile, MediTek’s Managing… read-more
Tags: Medi Tek, Smartphones, Taiwan, India, Dimensity 1200, Chipset
Courtesy: Business Standard
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Taiwan Ready To Fight China Till the End: Taiwan's Foreign Ministry
Taiwan's foreign ministry, on April 7, stated that they'll fight China till the end if they have to; after Taiwan reported multiple military breaches on its Air Defense Identification Zone (AIDZ) by the Chinese forces. Meanwhile, China also stated that their carrier group is exercising near Taiwan, drills to become regular. Taiwan has launched computer-aided war games with China as a part of the military exercise for strategic resistance.
Tags: China, Taiwan, Chinese Military, Foreign Ministry
Courtesy: The Economic Times
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Chinese Warplane Enters Taiwan's Airspace
Taiwan reported yet another Chinese warplane entering the Taiwanese Southeast Air Defense Identification Zone (AIDZ) on April 4. Taiwan Defense Ministry stated the aircraft entered the airspace between Taiwan and Dongsha Island in the South China Sea controlled by Taiwan. The ministry added they issued warnings and mobilized air defence assets until the aircraft left the AIDZ. Previously, on March 26, another incursion of 20 Chinese aircraft … read-more
Tags: China, Taiwan, Defence, aircraft
Courtesy: ANI
