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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to Visit White House

April 19, 2019 MICHAELANTONIOChina, Donald Trump, Japan, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Melania Trump, National Security, Politics, shinzo abe, U.S.-Japan relations0 comment

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his wife Akie Abe will visit the White House on April 26-27, the White House announced Friday. “The meeting between President Trump and Prime Minister Abe will reaffirm the United States–Japan alliance as the cornerstone of peace, stability, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region and around the world,” the White House said in a statement. Trump and Abe will discuss developments regarding North Korea, as well as explore ways to “advance their shared vision of a free and open Indo-Pacific region” — the concept shared…

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Cross-Strait Tension Rising: Taiwanese Official Declares Island Will ‘Not Bow to Intimidation of the Chinese’

April 17, 2019 MICHAELANTONIOAsia, China, Chiu Chui-cheng, Donald Trump, John Bolton, National Security, Paul Ryan, Politics, taipei, Taiwan, Taiwan Relations Act, Tsai Ing-wen, Xi Jinping0 comment

TAIPEI, Taiwan — Tensions between the Chinese communists on the mainland of China and capitalists here in the democracy Taiwan are rising. This was confirmed Wednesday as a top official of the Taiwanese Republic of China government told Breitbart News that Taiwan will never “bow to” the communists across the water. Dr. Chiu Chui-cheng, Taiwan’s deputy minister of mainland affairs who handles relations across the 180-mile-wide Taiwan Strait with mainland China for the democratic government here, said during an interview in his office that the Chinese under Xi Jinping are…

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Taiwan Deports Chinese Scholar for Promoting Unification

April 12, 2019 MICHAELANTONIOAsia, China, National Security, reunification, Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen0 comment

Taiwan on Friday expelled visiting Chinese academic Li Yi of Renmin University on grounds that he planned to deliver a speech promoting the “one country, two systems” model of unification between Taiwan and China. Taiwanese authorities judged the speech would be a violation of his terms of entry and could “endanger national security and cause public unrest.” The South China Morning Post explained Li entered Taiwan on a tourist permit, which under Taiwanese law does not allow visitors to engage in professional activities or give political speeches. He was invited…