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Congress looks to combat China with Taiwan provision in tax deal By Ramsey Touchberry - The Washington Times Shares
China expected to step up coercion, provocations after Taiwan election rebuke By Bill Gertz - The Washington Times Shares
Taiwan says 6 Chinese balloons flew through its airspace and warplanes and ships also detected By Christopher Bodeen - Associated Press Shares
Norway considers halting overseas adoptions as Denmark’s only international agency winds down work By Jan M. Olsen - Associated Press Shares
What a new president in Taiwan means for the island, China, the US and the world By Emily Wang Fujiyama - Associated Press Shares
Stung China warns as U.S. delegation meets Taiwanese President-elect Lai By Guy Taylor - The Washington Times Shares
‘High winds, strong waves’: China hammered by Taiwan election blowback By Andrew Salmon - The Washington Times Shares
Ruling DPP, the party with strongest stance against China, easily wins Taiwan election By Andrew Salmon - The Washington Times Shares
Democracy thrives in Taiwan, the U.S. must stand strong to defend it By Rep. Michael Gallagher Shares
Ruling-party candidate emerges victorious in Taiwan’s presidential election By Christopher Bodeen and Simina Minstreau - Associated Press Shares
Taiwan president-elect Lai Ching-te has steered the island toward democracy and away from China By Simina Mistreanu and Adam Schreck - Associated Press Shares
As Taiwanese head to the polls, will voters reject or embrace China? By Kelly Sadler - The Washington Times Shares
China looms over Taiwan’s voters in final days of heated election By Andrew Salmon - The Washington Times Shares
China’s shadowy information-manipulation tactics aimed to erode Taiwan’s faith in democracy By Andrew Salmon - The Washington Times Shares
U.S. looks for Chinese meddling in Taiwan vote; ‘Gray zone’ tacties serve as preview By Guy Taylor - The Washington Times Shares