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Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Wu (吳釗燮) has discussed the threats posed by China and other issues with members of the European and Belgian parliaments, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday. The statement came after the ministry refused to comment on earlier media reports that Wu, who is on a visit to Europe, would hold talks with officials at EU institutions in Brussels. The ministry yesterday released photographs of Wu’s meeting with lawmakers, without giving a date or lo...

Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Wu (吳釗燮) has discussed the threats posed by China and other issues with members of the European and Belgian parliaments, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday. The statement came after the ministry refused to comment on earlier media reports that Wu, who is on a visit to Europe, would hold talks with officials at EU institutions in Brussels. The ministry yesterday released photographs of Wu’s meeting with lawmakers, without giving a date or lo...

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According to the article, even if Taiwan’s current authorities engage all possible forces and means to defend the island, this won’t change the overall correlation of the military potentials of mainland China and Taiwan

As the sun rises over the flooded areas in North China’s Shanxi Province, the country’s coal hub, woes over a downpour-exacerbated coal-fired power shortage are beginning to subside, as evidenced by the Global Times’ onsite interviews in coal-mining regions. With the province’s coal exploration and deliveries emerging from the heavy rains, optimism about a recovery ...

As the sun rises over the flooded areas in North Chinas Shanxi Province, the countrys coal hub, woes over a downpour-exacerbated coal-fired power shortage are beginning to subside, as evidenced by the Global Times onsite interviews in coal-mining regions.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday denounced China’s <i>Global Times</i> for disseminating disinformation about Taiwan, after the Chinese state-run newspaper claimed that the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has been bribing Somaliland politicians. Taiwan in August last year inaugurated the Taiwan Representative Office in the Republic of Somaliland, which is the nation’s only representative office whose title uses just the name “Taiwan.” The East African country als...

"The US dispatching military personnel to the island of Taiwan is a very severe matter," said an editorial piece in the Global Times.

"The US should send 240 servicemen publicly, in US military uniform, and make public where they are stationed," the editor-in-chief of the paper said.