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It’s goodbye to ‘peace dividend’, hello to wars and defence binges
Global spending on defence is rising at the expense of social needs. The ‘peace dividend’ years are over.
22 Nov 2024 - 6:07PM
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Blame lies ‘fully with US side’: China defends rejection of defence chief talks
21 Nov 2024 - 11:58PM
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China war scenario calls for US boost in defence spending to more than 3% of GDP
21 Nov 2024 - 4:12PM
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Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai admits donating to groups but denies having agenda
Former media boss goes into witness box for the first time and gives 6½ hours of testimony in his high-profile national security trial.
21 Nov 2024 - 1:06AM
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Beijing chip forum attendees mull impact of TSMC block, second Trump term
At the 21st China International Semiconductor Expo, industry experts weighed in on the challenges and opportunities ahead in domestic chipmaking.
20 Nov 2024 - 9:00AM
Ex-Taiwanese leader’s trip to security summit in Canada raises ire in Beijing
Tsai Ing-wen has been invited to deliver a keynote address at the annual Halifax International Security Forum in Nova Scotia.
19 Nov 2024 - 8:55PM
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iPhone maker Foxconn partners with Nvidia on AI-driven factories
Foxconn is partnering with Nvidia to develop so-called digital twins to help build advanced facilities around the world.
19 Nov 2024 - 2:00PM
Style Edit: Jewellery designer Cindy Chao celebrates her first retrospective
’Twenty Years in Art: A Retrospective Journey’, running from November 24-26, showcases Chao’s artistic progress, from early monochromatic pieces to current expressive creations.
22 Nov 2024 - 2:32PM
South China Sea ‘crises’ still likely during next Trump term: military expert
Retired PLA officer predicts risk of ‘accidents’ could grow after Donald Trump returns to White House, but Beijing is ‘better prepared now’.
19 Nov 2024 - 9:00AM
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At G20, Xi and Albanese discuss improved China-Australia trade relations
Both leaders note progress, with the Australian prime minister saying: ‘Trade is flowing more freely to the benefit of both countries.’.
19 Nov 2024 - 4:50AM
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Taiwan plans to spend US$2.2 billion on American weapons next year
Taipei’s defence ministry says next year’s budget will be spent on systems such as air defence missiles, as Donald Trump demands more spending.
18 Nov 2024 - 10:00PM
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Taiwan is war-proofing its communications networks, with or without outside help
The island’s space programme is leveraging domestic expertise to build out critical low Earth orbit communication satellite links in event of war.
18 Nov 2024 - 7:08PM
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Warner’s Max launches in Asia, taking on Netflix in Hong Kong
The US streaming service is gunning for the top-three position in its new Asian markets, WBD CEO JB Perrette says.
18 Nov 2024 - 5:15PM
Taiwan’s Pegatron sells majority stake in India iPhone plant to Tata
As Apple diversifies its supply chain beyond China, India is set to produce up to 25 per cent of the iPhones shipped this year.
18 Nov 2024 - 10:17AM
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For China, the end of Pax Americana under Trump will be a gift
A US pullback from Europe, Nato and Asia means less pressure and more room for China to attain its trade and security goals.
18 Nov 2024 - 7:46AM
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Xi calls on US to show ‘extreme caution’ on Taiwan matters, South China Sea
‘Support China’s peaceful reunification’, avoid provocation in South China Sea, President Xi Jinping tells Joe Biden in Lima.
17 Nov 2024 - 9:04PM
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Lithuania’s new government wants to make up with China. But is it possible?
The Social Democrats, who came first in last month’s election, have said they want to ‘normalise’ ties with Beijing after a row over Taiwan.
17 Nov 2024 - 3:00PM
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Will US let Taiwan buy F-35 jets with ‘protection fees’ demanded by Trump?
The US president-elect has repeatedly called on Taipei to raise defence spending but experts doubt advanced weaponry sales will go ahead.
16 Nov 2024 - 8:02PM
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Mainland China frees Taiwanese fishing boat and skipper held in July near Quemoy
Beijing’s Taiwan Affairs Office says the boat and its captain were released after penalties, as Taiwanese media reports a fine was imposed.
16 Nov 2024 - 7:37PM
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Pragmatic Southeast Asia will adapt to Trump’s ‘America first’ agenda
The region is already bracing itself for the reinstatement of a more transactional and nationalist policy agenda in the White House.
16 Nov 2024 - 5:58AM
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Will it be deal or no deal in the Trump era of US-China relations?
Participants in the US-China Hong Kong Forum see potential and potholes in what could be a rocky road over the new few years.
15 Nov 2024 - 10:51PM
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Beijing calls on US to prevent transit by Taiwanese leader William Lai
‘Stop sending wrong signals to Taiwan independence forces,’ Beijing’s foreign ministry tells US, a day after similar message to Canada.
15 Nov 2024 - 7:41PM
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Taiwan the biggest US-China flashpoint, Chinese envoy Xie Feng says
Xie reaffirms Beijing’s position on the island in the first comments by a senior Chinese diplomat since the US presidential election.
15 Nov 2024 - 8:12PM
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New limited-edition sparkling tea inspired by a tiny Taiwan tea garden
Leaves from Taiwan’s Junjie Lin Tea Garden were used to make Hong Kong- and UK-based Saicho’s limited-edition Sixty Stone Mountain bottle.
15 Nov 2024 - 12:15PM
Xi arrives in Peru for Apec, ready to sign 30 bilateral deals for China
A focal point of his visit will be the virtual inauguration of the South American country’s US$3.5 billion port funded by Beijing.
15 Nov 2024 - 10:09AM
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How China is preparing for Trump’s face-changing act
China and the rest of the world must get ready for a president who swings between being focused on making deals and someone who’s looking for confrontation.
14 Nov 2024 - 8:30PM
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Beijing reminds Canada of ‘one China’ pledge ahead of visit by Tsai
Former Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen reportedly expected to address a security forum in Canada, after three-nation European trip last month.
14 Nov 2024 - 8:18PM
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Why is there a cake voucher with your Chinese wedding invite? We explain
A cake voucher often accompanies an invitation to a Chinese wedding, part of a practice that dates back centuries.
14 Nov 2024 - 1:10PM
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