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Many European nations have been flexing their pro-Taiwan credentials over the past few years. In return, among other gestures of gratitude, the sky over Kaohsiung was adorned with the flags of the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Poland and Slovakia. This year’s Lantern Festival light show is the city’s way of thanking those countries for their donations of COVID-19 vaccines. Most of these countries had much more to be thanked for. Prague made headlines when it signed a sister-city agreement with Taipei, while Czech politicians have been at the forefront of parliamentary visits to the country. I...

MPs Say UK Should Send Aircraft Carrier Through Taiwan Strait The UK should send its aircraft carrier through the Taiwan Strait amid increasing tension in the area, according to some British MPs. However, experts have mixed views on how significant the gesture would be. A British carrier is set to be deployed late next month to the Indo-Pacific region as part of a UK-led freedom of navigation operation. The long-anticipated voyage has been heralded as a warning against Beijing’s bullying of its neighbours in the South China Sea. Robert Clark, a defence researcher at the Henry Jackson Soci...

China using millions of bogus Facebook profiles to spread Covid fake news on accounts bigger than Messi and Bieber China using millions of bogus Facebook profiles to spread Covid fake news on accounts bigger than Messi and Bieber Sun Online Desk 4th April, 2021 04:28:10 China is feared to be using millions of fake accounts on Facebook to try and spread Covid misinformation. It is an operation which may have inflated the Communist Party pages to be some of the most "popular" on the social media platform. English-language versions of Chinese state media outlets dominate lists of the largest acc...

Updated: 1 Apr 2021, 12:40 CHINA is feared to be using millions of fake accounts on Facebook to try and spread Covid misinformation. It is an operation which may have inflated the Communist Party pages to be some of the most "popular" on the social media platform. English-language versions of Chinese state media outlets dominate lists of the largest accounts - despite Facebook actually being BANNED in China. China's enormous pages have more followers than some of the world's most popular celebrities - including Will Smith, Lionel Messi, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry and Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson...