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No progress on South China Sea code of conduct: Marcos

Joyce Balancio, ABS-CBN News
Posted at Nov 14 03:40 AM

No progress has been made on the conclusion of the Code of Conduct on the South China Sea, even as ASEAN leaders have raised the need to finalize one. Read more »

Pelosi says US will 'not allow' China to isolate Taiwan

Katie Forster and Tomohiro Osaki, Agence-France Presse
Posted at Aug 05 03:30 PM

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Friday that the United States will "not allow" China to isolate Taiwan, after her visit to the self-ruled island infuriated Beijing. Read more »

ASEAN ministers nababahala sa tensiyon sa pagitan ng China, Taiwan

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Aug 04 08:58 PM

Nagpahayag ng pagkabahala ang ASEAN foreign ministers sa tensiyon sa pagitan ng China at Taiwan matapos ang pagbisita doon ni US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Read more »

No change in adherence to One-China Policy: Malacañang

Job Manahan, ABS-CBN News
Updated as of Aug 04 05:10 PM

'We have not changed our policy,' Press Secretary Trixie Cruz-Angeles said of the Philippines' adherence to the One-China principle. Read more »

Biden to bring up Taiwan, South China Sea in call with Xi

Robert Delaney, South China Morning Post
Posted at Jul 28 10:42 PM

US President Joe Biden will confront his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping about Beijing’s “excessive maritime claims” in the South China Sea when the two hold a conversation that is expected within days. Read more »

Beijing says wants peaceful reunification with Taiwan

Teddy Ng, South China Morning Post
Posted at Jul 27 10:49 PM

A top Chinese leader in charge of Taiwan affairs said Beijing warned people on the island against relying on foreign powers to seek independence. Read more »

Ex-Pentagon chief: One-China policy ‘outlived usefulness’

Lawrence Chung, South China Morning Post
Posted at Jul 20 04:14 AM

Former US defense chief Mark Esper has said the US should abandon its ‘strategic ambiguity’ policy towards Taiwan. Read more »

Chinese concerns rise over US policy shift on Taiwan

Amber Wang, South China Morning Post
Posted at Jun 15 02:55 AM

Beijing has warned that the issue was undermining the relationship between the two sides. Read more »

China factory activity shrinks at slower pace in May

Agence France-Presse
Posted at May 31 03:05 PM

The contraction gripping China's manufacturing sector slowed in May, data showed Tuesday, as some factories gradually resumed work after officials eased some Covid lockdown measures. Read more »

Biden’s comments on US defending Taiwan could cause missteps: analysts

Mark Magnier, South China Morning Post
Posted at May 24 10:00 PM

President Joe Biden’s comments Monday that the US was willing to defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese attack reflect growing support in Washington for the self-governed island but add to a lack of clarity that could cause missteps, analysts said. Read more »

China 'hunting' Taiwanese in PH, abroad through deportation

Agence France-Presse
Posted at Dec 01 04:44 PM

Beijing has pressured foreign governments to deport hundreds of Taiwan nationals to China, a new report found. Read more »

Taiwan lawmakers seek to remove references to Chinese unity from constitution

Lawrence Chung, South China Morning Post
Updated as of Feb 02 12:30 PM

Pro-independence politicians also want to change the island’s emblem and anthem, saying they are too closely associated with the opposition Kuomintang. One supporter of the change says the constitution reflects a ‘Greater China’ mentality rather than reality. Read more »

Taiwan expelled thousands of Chinese dredgers from its waters: officials

Agence France-Presse
Posted at Jan 26 05:34 AM

TAIPEI - Taiwan expelled nearly 4,000 Chinese vessels illegally dredging sand from its waters in 2020, authorities said Monday, a more than six-fold increase on the year before as Beijing seeks to heap pressure on the democratic island. Read more »

China tells Indian media not to call Taiwan a country; Taiwan says 'get lost'

Sanjeev Miglani, Reuters
Posted at Oct 08 11:03 PM

China was accused by Taiwan of trying to impose censorship in India after its embassy in New Delhi advised journalists to observe the "one-China" principle after newspapers carried advertisements for Taiwan's national day.   Read more »

China says support for Taiwan independence 'doomed to fail'

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Sep 22 05:31 AM

BEIJING - China ramped up its rhetoric over Taiwan on Monday, describing any support for its independence as "doomed to fail", and threatened retaliation against US diplomatic visits to the island. Read more »

US cabinet member meets Taiwan's leader

Amber Wang and Shaun Tandon, Agence France-Presse
Updated as of Aug 10 12:38 PM

A US cabinet member met Taiwan's leader Monday during the highest level visit from the United States since it switched diplomatic recognition from the island to China in 1979, a trip that Beijing has condemned. Read more »

US begins highest level Taiwan visit in decades

Amber Wang with Shaun Tandon, Agence France-Presse
Posted at Aug 09 10:51 PM

A senior member of US President Donald Trump's administration landed in Taiwan Sunday for Washington's highest level visit since switching diplomatic recognition to China in 1979, a trip Beijing has condemned. Read more »

US plan for 'highest level' Taiwan visit in decades angers China

Amber Wang and Jerome Taylor, Agence France-Presse
Posted at Aug 06 05:21 AM

The United States announced Wednesday its highest-level visit to Taiwan since it switched diplomatic recognition to China in 1979, a move Beijing blasted as a threat to "peace and stability". Read more »

Hong Kong police fire water cannon at crowds protesting new security law

Scott Murdoch and Yanni Chow, Reuters
Posted at Jul 01 04:43 PM

Hong Kong police fired water cannon on Wednesday to break up the first protest since China introduced sweeping security legislation and they made their first arrests under it, warning of punishment for advocating secession or subversion. Read more »

'Why must you provoke them?': Philippine rep in Taiwan blasts Roque

ABS-CBN News
Updated as of May 01 11:59 PM

MANILA - Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque didn't need to say Taiwan is part of China and provoke the island-nation's anger, leading to a possible deterioration of relations between Manila and Taipei, the Philippines' representative in Taiwan said Friday. Read more »