China’s Selective Visa-Free Policy Sparks Diplomatic Questions china‘s post-COVID reopening has seen a significant expansion of its visa-free travel programme, welcoming tourists from across the globe. However, the program’s exclusions are raising eyebrows and prompting speculation about the state of China’s international relations. While dozens of countries now enjoy visa-free access to China for stays … Read more
China‘s Selective Visa-Free Policy Sparks diplomatic Tensions China’s recent expansion of its visa-free travel programme has left several European nations notably absent,raising eyebrows and fueling speculation about the underlying geopolitical tensions. While the initiative, launched in November 2023, grants visa-free entry to citizens of 38 countries for stays exceeding 30 days, Sweden, Lithuania, and the … Read more
Taiwan President’s US Stop Sparks China’s Ire Honolulu, Hawaii – Taiwan’s newly elected President, Tsai Ing-wen, landed in Honolulu on Saturday, kicking off a two-day stopover in the United States as part of a broader Pacific tour. This transit visit marks Tsai’s first journey abroad since assuming office and has ignited tensions with China, which … Read more
![[Chuir oifigearan uaine àrd-inbhe a-mach Taiwan Salt 1]Chen Qiyu and his son were replaced as mirror watchers after receiving nearly 70 million in bribes – Mirror Media](https://i0.wp.com/unpkg.com/%40mirrormedia/lilith-draft-renderer%401.3.4-beta.3/lib/public/845924188760371aa28efbb3dea99d01.gif?fit=%2C&ssl=1 "[Chuir oifigearan uaine àrd-inbhe a-mach Taiwan Salt 1]Chen Qiyu and his son were replaced as mirror watchers after receiving nearly 70 million in bribes – Mirror Media")
2024.10.29 05:28 Taipei time current events Another photovoltaic fraud case! Former Taiwan Salt Chairman Chen Qiyu, who was born in the student movement and was a legislator and deputy mayor of Kaohsiung City, was suspected of communicating with an intermediary in the photovoltaic case, charging large land development service fees, and appointing a subcontractor to … Read more
Correspondent Li Hongdian/Reporting from Taipei China’s methods of attacking Taiwan should not be ignored! Scholar Fan Shipping wrote an article on Facebook today (27th). loosen the “anti-infiltration” The “Five National Security Laws”, including the “National Security Law”, have opened Taiwan’s door wide open, allowing Chinese forces to openly attack the strict defense Tsai Ing-wen’s government … Read more
<img class="caas-img has-preview" alt="Shi Weiquan/Joint Sword 2024B Pillar Exercise Warns US “No Window Time”” src=”https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/Nw3izEwrkx3T9.memsObSw–/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjt3PTk2MDtoPTU0MA–/https://media.zenfs.com/ko/rwnews_919/4fb8e78b823974a335dd0f53451cc874″/> Shi Weiquan/Joint Sword 2024B Pillar Exercise Warns US “No Window Time” Shi Weiquan / Associate Professor, Tamkang University As for the People’s Liberation Army’s “Joint Sword Exercise 2024B”, it was only 13 hours from the official announcement on the mainland … Read more
Post-election situation between the US, China and Taiwan Dai Jie: Beijing can tolerate Lai Qingde serving one term, the US is worried about the Legislative Yuan Compiled by: Tianxia Editorial Department Picture source: Photo by Wang Jiandong In 2024, the two presidential elections in Taiwan and the United States will not only determine the prospects … Read more
Tsai Ing-wen, Lai Ching-te, and Hsiao Meiqin set off the “On the Road craze” to reach 4 million views in half a day109 CNEWS Convergence News Network reporter Pan Yonghong/Reporting from Taipei The “On the Road” campaign advertisement filmed by President Tsai Ing-wen, Democratic Progressive Party presidential candidate Lai Qingde, and vice presidential candidate Xiao … Read more
President Tsai Ing-wen (center, first row), accompanied by Tainan Mayor Huang Weizhe (first row, first left) and others, went to Tainan’s Sinying auxiliary to elect Legislator Lai Hui-yuan to show off his political achievements and refute the opposition party’s theory of spending money and leaving debts for future generations.Reporter Xie Jinsheng/Photography President Tsai Ing-wen came … Read more
When President Tsai Ing-wen met with the winners of the first National Defense Science and Technology Contribution Award today (14th), she revealed that the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ research and development of missile weapon systems has successfully passed the initial operational evaluation and can effectively counter missiles with changing orbits. This development allows Taiwan’s air … Read more