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China must rethink stance on ‘independent’ Taiwan, says Tsai Ing-wen
Beijing’s top diplomat says Taiwan separatists are ‘doomed’ and will ‘stink for eternity’
Taiwan election: China slams US for congratulating Tsai Ing-wen on poll win
Taiwan election: what does Tsai Ing-wen’s victory mean?
Taiwan election: Int’l and domestic reactions pour in following Tsai Ing-wen’s landslide victory
Taiwan election: Local newspapers hail Tsai Ing-wen’s ‘epic’ win
Taiwan election: ‘Selfish, greedy and evil’ – Chinese state media accuses Tsai of cheating, repression, intimidation
Taiwan election: Tsai Ing-wen wins second presidential term, beating Beijing-friendly rival
Taiwan election: US hails Tsai Ing-wen’s re-election, ‘robust’ democracy
Taiwan election: Polls close as presidential hopefuls gear up for results
Taiwan election: Massive crowds rally in last-minute campaign push
Taiwan election: Hong Kong election tourists join campaign rallies
Explainer: President Tsai Ing-wen faces mainland-friendly challenger Han Kuo-yu as Taiwan heads to the polls
Taiwan election: Candidates court young voters as incumbent Tsai Ing-wen invokes Hong Kong as a warning
Taiwan election: Chinese propaganda slogan ‘unifying Taiwan by force’ is losing its threatening edge
Taiwan election: Economy a weak spot for incumbent Tsai Ing-wen in upcoming election
Taiwan’s 2020 presidential elections: who are the contenders?
Taiwan passes bill against China influence ahead of elections
Sexist slurs mar Taiwan presidential elections
In Taiwan elections, mudslinging and shock-and-awe tactics should be seen as a sign of desperation
‘Wishful thinking’ to believe Hong Kong gov’t will yield to protesters’ demands, leader Carrie Lam says
Taiwanese court orders police to compensate injured ‘Sunflower Movement’ protesters
Diplomatic tug-of-war: Hong Kong security chief says Taiwan ‘wholly responsible’ if murder suspect cannot face justice
Efforts to split China will end in ‘bodies smashed and bones ground to powder’ says Chinese President Xi Jinping
Taiwan expels Chinese tourist for damaging ‘Lennon Wall’ linked to Hong Kong protests
‘We will not back down’: Activist Denise Ho attacked with paint in Taiwan as thousands march in solidarity with Hong Kong protesters
Why Taiwan will remain defiant, despite two more diplomatic losses to Beijing
Taiwan urges Solomon Islands not to switch allegiance to Beijing
Taiwan bike makers peddling home as trade war rumbles along
Cross-Strait solidarity: Hongkongers and Taiwanese know they have to help save each other
‘A haven sheltering criminals’: China lashes Taiwan over asylum offer to Hong Kong protesters
China halts individual travel to Taiwan
Road to activism: how a Hong Kong student led anti-extradition law solidarity protests in Taiwan
Over 30 Hong Kong protesters who stormed legislature on July 1 seek refuge in Taiwan, fearing unfair prosecution
Busloads of pro-gov’t activists vandalise Tai Po ‘Lennon Wall’ message board at 2am, pasting up ads for Saturday rally
The ripple effect of the Hong Kong anti-extradition protests on Taiwan politics
Pro-Beijing populist to face Taiwan’s Tsai Ing-wen in presidential election
Scuffles break out between supporters and opponents as Taiwan Pres. Tsai Ing-wen visits New York
Taiwan braces for pro-China fake news deluge as elections loom
As Taiwan stands up to big brother China, it deserves the world’s support
Taiwan’s request for US tanks and missiles sparks China anger
‘I felt ashamed… it was a disgrace’: Tiananmen soldier at Taiwan vigil urges comrades to testify
‘We do’: Taiwanese gay newly weds urge Asia to follow suit
#LoveWon: Taiwan legalises same-sex marriage in landmark first for Asia
Why swap freedom for the One Country, Two Systems myth? The world must support brave Taiwan
Politicking, polls, and Taiwan’s presidential primary: Can Tsai Ing-wen survive in 2020?
Taiwan blasts China for ‘intentional, reckless and provocative’ fighter jet incursion
China’s treatment of Hong Kong proves democracy is incompatible with Communist Party, says Taiwan leader
In Pictures: ‘Democracy and freedom’ – Taiwan’s Tsai Ing-wen shores up dwindling allies on Pacific tour
Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen to transit through US during Pacific trip – sources
As China tightens its grip on Hong Kong, Taiwan emerges as Asia’s hub for foreign media
No peace deal with China unless force is ruled out, says Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen confirms she will seek reelection in 2020
Chinese communities around world welcome Year of the Pig
Dissidents trapped inside Taiwan airport allowed in after 125 days
Why Taiwan’s referendum results may have been swayed by an ill-informed public
What’s wrong with mainstream media’s interpretation of Taiwan’s referendum results?
Hong Kong newspaper Ta Kung Pao slammed by Taiwanese presidential office for ‘fake news’
Thanks but no thanks! – Hong Kong’s autonomy was meant to entice Taiwan… now it’s a warning
Taiwan’s China-sceptic ruling party opts for moderate new leader
Democratic allies should rally to protect Taiwan from China, says Pres. Tsai Ing-wen
Ex-leader CY Leung tells Taiwanese to visit Hong Kong to understand ‘One Country, Two Systems’
Hong Kong’s ‘One Country, Two Systems’ led to loss of freedom, says Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council
Taiwanese tourist fined HK$50k over Hong Kong ‘chicken biscuits’ containing pork, amid swine flu fears
China is taking advantage of Taiwan’s openness, warns Pres. Tsai Ing-wen
Taiwan sees a record 11 million arrivals in 2018, despite snub by mainland China tour groups
Forget China, Taiwanese voters care about bread-and-butter issues too
‘Taiwan Can Help’ slogans pasted on Polish trams as UN climate change conference kicks off
‘Radical thinking and paranoia’: Taiwan Pres. Tsai Ing-wen’s ‘separatist stance’ cost election says Chinese media
LGBT activists raise fears, as Taiwan’s progressive image takes a hit after poll
Explainer: Five takeaways from Taiwan’s vote results
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen quits party leadership after polls setback
Taiwan vote spotlights social and political rifts
‘Stop bullying Taiwan’: Tens of thousands rally in Taipei for independence vote
Organisers of Taiwan independence rally hope to draw 100,000 people, in challenge to Beijing
Explainer: Why has same-sex marriage legislation in Taiwan stalled?
Taiwan invites pope to visit after historic China deal
China ‘seriously challenging the status quo of peace and stability’ of Taiwan, Pres. Tsai Ing-wen says
