BEIJING/TAIPEI, Aug 13 (Reuters) – China on Sunday condemned a brief U.S. visit by Taiwan Vice President William Lai, saying he was a separatist and “troublemaker through and through,” and Beijing would take strong steps to protect its sovereignty, drawing a rebuke from Taipei.
Taiwan’s vice president is passing through New York. And China isn’t happy
China’s foreign ministry on Sunday condemned the transit of Taiwan’s vice president and presidential candidate William Lai through the United States, calling him a “troublemaker through and through.”
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Comments by President Biden and new measures aimed at curbing investment in China sent these China-sensitive stocks into the red.
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U.S. moves to ban certain investment in China suggest that Western allies may be learning from national security failings in Russia, according to analysts.
Japan Eyes Tax Break for Domestic EV Battery, Chip Production – Nikkei
To secure supply chains for strategic goods, Japan has also unveiled billion-dollar subsidies for chipmakers such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Micron Technology to build plants in Japan, …
China sends 6 navy ships, 33 fighter jets toward Taiwan in new show of force
China has sent another Navy fleet and dozens of warplanes toward Taiwan to demonstrate its military power as China continues to claim self-ruled Taiwan as its own territory.
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Japan Ex-PM Aso’s ‘Fight for Taiwan’ Remark in Line With Official View, Lawmaker Says
TOKYO (Reuters) – Former Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso’s remark on Tuesday that his country must show “the resolve to fight” to defend Taiwan from attack was in line with Tokyo’s official stance, a lawmaker close to Aso told a TV show late on Wednesday.
China sends ships and fighter jets toward Taiwan in new show of force
Taiwan’s defense ministry said the Chinese People’s Liberation Army sent 33 warplanes and 6 navy vessels between 6 a.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Thursday. The J-10 and J-16 fighter jets flew across the midline and to the southwest of Taiwan.