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US lawmakers travel to Taiwan despite threats from China

The delegation arrived just a day after the Taiwanese president met with Speaker McCarthy in California

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GVB celebrates 50th anniversary of sister city partnership with Taipei, charter flights to bring more than 700 travelers

A delegation of local officials led by Guam Visitors Bureau President and CEO Carl Gutierrez, including several village mayors, recently visited Taipei, Taiwan to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Guam’s

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The trouble over Nancy Pelosi s visit to Taiwan

If US-China tensions in the South China Sea escalate, the fallout will hobble every economy in the world.

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China lashes out at Pelosi s Taiwan visit by withholding sand — Quartz

Sand a key construction material has emerged as a small but contentious flashpoint in cross-strait relations.

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Triangular Relations among the United States, Taiwan, and China through the Prism of the Rock J Shih Collection, a New Acquisition at the Hoover Institution

After his defeat to Communist forces in 1949, Chiang Kai-shek, president of the Republic of China and leader of the Nationalist party, fled to Taiwan, where he established a last territorial base against his sworn Communist enemy.

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