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· 9hSettle differences peacefully: Philippines reacts as China objects to Marcos’s Taiwan remarks in Firstpost interview
Philippines urges peaceful settlement of Taiwan dispute after China protests President Marcos’s remarks in a Firstpost interview, citing concerns for over 100,000 Filipinos in the island
Taiwan has often compared itself to being a “shrimp between two whales”. That expression has never been more apt than today ...
A slow reunification now seems possible. And for that, Beijing just needs to win the psychological war, writes Kerry Brown.
Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. doubled down in his country's long-running maritime dispute with China on Thursday, vowing not to "cede one square inch" of territory claimed by Beijing.
The U.S. and China are also at odds over Taiwan, a democratically governed island which Beijing has claimed as its own.
Three island states have diplomatic ties with Taiwan and not China, and they had expressed concern Taiwanese officials would ...
Former British prime minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday that Taiwan did not deserve to be bullied by China and urged the ...
Mr Marcos said Philippines’ closeness to Taiwan would make involvement necessary in conflict. Read more at straitstimes.com.
How significant is China’s military buildup? What does Xi Jinping’s ongoing purge mean for the People’s Liberation Army? And ...
Taiwan's exports in July grew at their fastest in 15 years for a third consecutive monthly record, as demand for its ...
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