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16 Apr 2023

China Satellite Launch Delays Flights Out Of Taiwan; Check Details

China had declared a 27-minute halt to flights over a section of the East China Sea, considerably shorter than the no-fly period over parts of three days it had originally announced.

09 Aug 2022

China using military drills as excuse to prepare for invasion: Taiwan

China is preparing to invade Taiwan through its military drill, Taiwan has warned. Beijing is conducting large-scale military exercises to protest Nancy Pelosi's Taiwan visit. Taiwan has urged international support to safeguard 'peace and stability' across Taiwan Strait.

08 Aug 2022

With Taiwan drills, China's Xi Jinping tries to salvage Pelosi crisis

Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered Taiwan drills to retrieve the Pelosi crisis. China’s military fired missiles over Taipei for the first time. China's military planners have long discussed a blockade of Taiwan.

14 Oct 2021

Fire in residential building in southern Taiwan leaves 46 people dead- In pics

The 13-story building caught on fire around 3 a.M., fire department officials in the city of Kaohsiung said.

14 Oct 2021

46 dead, scores injured in fire at southern Taiwan

A fire in a residential building in the southern Taiwanese city of Kaohsiung has killed 46 people and injured another 41, the government said on Thursday. The fire broke out in the 40-year-old building in Kaohsiung`s Yancheng district in the early hours of the morning and was extinguished around dawn.

21 Oct 2018

Taiwan train crash kills 18, injures 168 in deadliest rail tragedy in decades

Eighteen people died and 168 were injured when a train derailed in northeastern Taiwan on Sunday

11 Dec 2017

China, Taiwan spar over Chinese diplomat's invasion threat

China considers Taiwan to be a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control.

05 Dec 2017

First nine-hour-long rainbow gives visual treat to people in Taiwan

The rainbow shattered the previous record for the longest-lasting rainbow, which was in Yorkshire, England in March 1994 and lasted for a duration of six hours, as per the Guinness World Records.

11 May 2017

Young woman with terminal breast cancer fulfills her wedding photo shoot dream

Sadly before she could find love to make her dream a reality, Chen was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer.

28 Mar 2017

Taiwan ex-leader Ma found not guilty in leaks case

A Taiwanese court today found former president Ma Ying-jeou not guilty in a political leaks case, one of a series of lawsuits brought against him since he stepped down last year.

23 Oct 2016

Taiwanese love butter chicken, naan, say Indian restaurateurs

Dishes such as butter chicken, naan and dal makhani are favoured by Taiwanese people at Indian restaurants, say restaurateurs in Taiwan.

10 Oct 2016

Taiwanese President calls for renewed talks with China

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen on Monday called for a resumption of talks with China and pledged that "anything" can be on the table for discussion.

10 Oct 2016

Taiwan President calls on China to engage in talks with Taipei

The National Day address is used by Taiwan's presidents to put forward their position and outlook on relations with China.

22 Sep 2016

Taiwan asks Google to blur images of South China Sea island

Taiwan`s defence ministry has asked Google to blur images of a new development believed to be for military use on a disputed South China Sea island.

07 Jul 2016

21 injured in Taipei train explosion, say reports

Witnesses on the scene reported hearing a loud explosion before flames engulfed the sixth coach on the train.

20 Jun 2016

Cambodia to deport 13 Taiwanese fraud suspects to China

A group of 13 Taiwanese and 14 mainland Chinese were arrested by Cambodian police last week for internet fraud.

31 May 2016

Earthquake measuring 6.1 shakes parts of Taiwan, including capital

An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 shook parts of Taiwan on Tuesday and was felt in the capital, Taipei, residents and officials said, but there were no immediate reports of damage.

12 May 2016

Shaking felt in Taipei as 5.6-magnitude quake hits

Buildings shook violently in Taiwan's capital Taipei today as a 5.6-magnitude quake hit off the island's northeast coast.

26 Apr 2016

Japan releases Taiwan fishing boat after row

Japan has released a Taiwanese fishing boat whose seizure prompted a protest from Taipei after its owner paid more than $50,000 Tuesday, the government said.

13 Apr 2016

China says Kenya deporting 45 Taiwanese to mainland

Kenyan police will deport 45 Taiwanese to mainland China where they face investigation for fraud, Chinese state media said on Wednesday after Taipei blasted Beijing for "abducting" its citizens.

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