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China fires deepfake salvo at Taiwan before presidential poll

Taiwan claimed that China is using China of using AI (artificial intelligence) to create fake videos of Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen ahead of 13 January polls

China too ‘overwhelmed’ with internal problems to consider Taiwan invasion, says President Tsai Ing-wen

"Well, I think the Chinese leadership at this juncture is overwhelmed by its internal challenges. And my thought is that perhaps this is not a time for them to consider a major invasion of Taiwan," said Tsai

Taiwan unveils first domestically built submarine to fend off China

Taiwan unveiled its first domestically built submarine on Thursday, with the massively outgunned island seeking to bolster its defences against China

India must take a cue from China’s growing belligerence against Taiwan

China’s revivalism and revisionism aren’t limited to Taiwan alone. India is also a victim of the same

Ukraine war: Are US and NATO seeking an Indian initiative to resolve the conflict?

Given the current predicament, a resolution initiative from the Indian side is both a challenge as well as an opportunity

Taiwan's ruling DPP nominates Lai Ching-te as 2024 presidential candidate

Lai pledged to uphold Taiwan's claim to international recognition while advancing its high-tech industry and advocating for an effective government

Amit Shah visits Arunachal Pradesh: China wraps up Joint Sword exercise aimed at Taiwan, focus may shift to India

Considering Union Home Minister Amit Shah's recent visit to Arunachal Pradesh, it would be unprecedented and uncharacteristic for China to simply remain content with a routine reaction from its foreign ministry

Formosan black bear punching Winnie the Pooh: The Taiwan air force badge going viral amid tensions with China

A patch worn by Taiwanese air force pilots is creating a big buzz. It shows a red-eyed Formosan black bear roaring as it holds a Taiwan flag in one paw with the other paw punching Winnie the Pooh. The fictional bear is often used to mock China’s Xi Jinping

Taiwan’s president Tsai Ing-wen condemns 'irresponsible' China drills

China started the military drills on Saturday after Tsai arrived in Taipei following a meeting in Los Angeles with US House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy

'Stern warning against separatist forces': China reaches third day of military drills in Taiwan

Over the weekend, Taiwan detected over 11 Chinese warships and 70 aircraft around the island. The exercises have sparked condemnation among Taipei and warnings from Washington