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North Korea says artillery ready to ‘open fire’ on South

by Francis Tuschek, Staff Writer The North Korean military has ordered frontline artillery units to “get fully ready to open fire” on South Korea after drones from the South allegedly dropped propaganda leaflets over Pyongyang, the state-run KCNA news agency reported on Sunday. The North Korean government claimed on Friday that the South flew drones carrying propaganda…

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On the 75th Anniversary of Chinese Occupation, the East Turkistan Government in Exile Calls for Urgent Global Action to End Genocide and Colonial Subjugation

East Turkistan Government in Exile (ETGE)East-Turkistan.Netcontact@East-Turkistan.Net12 October 2024 Today marks a solemn day of national mourning for East Turkistanis across the world, including dozens of Uyghurs and their supporters who gathered outside the White House to commemorate and protest 75 years of China’s brutal military invasion of East Turkistan. Since its invasion on October 12, 1949,…

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Vietnam is racing to build fortified islands in the South China Sea, faster than China.

Benjaim Blandin, French Researcher by Franci Tuschek, Staff Writer Vietnam is rapidly advancing its efforts to establish a network of small fortified islands and reclaimed reefs in the South China Sea, a strategy that has garnered considerable attention. French researcher Benjamin Blandin has meticulously documented these developments, providing comprehensive insights into Vietnam’s recent activities in…

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Bonnie Glaser: Architect of the Resistance to UN Article 2758 and Taiwan’s Response

by Francis Tuschek, Staff Writer In the complex arena of international relations, few figures have emerged as prominently as Bonnie Glaser, a respected expert on Asia-Pacific security. Her significant contributions to the discourse surrounding Taiwan and its representation in international organizations, particularly in relation to UN Article 2758, have catalyzed a robust response from the…

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Tsai to visit EU next week

by Francis Tuschek, Staff Writer Taiwan’s former President Tsai Ing-wen is set to visit Brussels next week to engage with European Union lawmakers, marking the first time a former Taiwanese leader has been to the EU capital. Having stepped down earlier this year, Tsai has already confirmed her attendance in Prague later this week. The…

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87% of the CCP’s espionages reported by officers and soldiers

The CCP’s infiltration into Taiwan continues, and Taiwan’s defense department pointed out that from 2011 to 2023, 86.8% of the cases involving communist espionage were reported or discovered by Taiwanese officers and soldiers, and the key to solving the cases depends on the fact that most officers and soldiers have confidentiality and espionage, security vigilance,…

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Research Report: China may Launch Economic Warfare against Taiwan

The United States military officials and analysts have warned for years that China may launch an armed attack or blockade of Taiwan, but a report released on 4th,Oct warned of non-military strategies that may be effective against Taiwan. The Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), a Washington-based research firm, said in a report that Beijing…

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More stinger missles for Taiwan

by Francis Tuschek, Staff Writer A senior defense official revealed yesterday that the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology, affiliated with the Ministry of National Defense, is seeking certification to assemble an additional 1,985 Stinger missiles beyond those purchased through US arms sales. The official, speaking anonymously, noted that a US team will visit Taiwan…

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