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Taiwan to address security risks from Chinese sailors in state shipping corp

Beijing News 20 Nov 2024
On Tuesday, Premier Cho Jung-tai promised to resolve the issue of Chinese sailors employed by Taiwan's state-owned China Steel Express Corp ... and oil refiner CPC Corp., Taiwan, noting that neither company employs Chinese sailors on their cargo ships.
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Eight indicted after a large marijuana shipment seized

Taipei Times 20 Nov 2024
Eight people have been indicted for attempting to smuggle a large amount of marijuana into Taiwan, the Penghu County Prosecutors’ Office said in a statement on Tuesday ... in shipping containers, it said.
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‘We must be ready’: INDOPACOM chief sounds alarm on China’s interest in invading Taiwan

Stars and Stripes 19 Nov 2024
Indo-Pacific Command said Tuesday as he sounded the alarm about a potential invasion of Taiwan ... In May, China simulated bomber attacks and ship-boardings during two days of military exercises around Taiwan.
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The CHIPS Act is pushing Silicon Valley inland

Federal News Radio 19 Nov 2024
Tom Temin ... Right ... And now the model in the United States is let’s ship the design to Taiwan or somewhere, and they’ll fabricate it because the fabrication, it’s like designing a great car with CAD and so forth, but getting it built ... .
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Taiwan researchers join international arctic study

Taipei Times 18 Nov 2024
In August, the NAMR represented Taiwan on the German institute’s RV Polarstern research icebreaker when the ship traveled to the Arctic Ocean and North Pole on a two-month science expedition, academy president Chen Chien-hung (陳建宏) said yesterday.
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The Philippine’s New Maritime Acts Anger China

The Arabian Post 18 Nov 2024
The region is claimed by China, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam, which have often led to tensions and disputes. They can impact fishing rights and resources, and can also challenge shipping.
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Biden permission to fire ATACMS at Russian territory hastens WWIII

Asiatimes 18 Nov 2024
The United States and its NATO allies have not attacked Russian territory, although the use of specialized long-range drones and attacks on Russian ships in the Black Sea, especially those operating adjacent to Russian territory, crossed the line.�.
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From the sewage crisis to military money, what will Trump’s return mean for San Diego County?

The San Diego Union-Tribune 17 Nov 2024
China has not only claimed sovereignty over areas of the South China Sea, a key gateway for international shipping, but has also threatened to invade Taiwan ... perhaps fight China over control of Taiwan.
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China frees Taiwan fishing boat captain after four months

Hong Kong Standard 16 Nov 2024
... after paying a fine, Taiwan's coast guard said Saturday ... Chinese coast guard ships have also been spotted around Taiwan's outlying islands, at times briefly entering its restricted waters.
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Storm weakens, but warning still in force

Taipei Times 15 Nov 2024
Ships operating south of the Taiwan Strait, off Taiwan’s southeastern coast, in the Bashi Channel and near the Pratas Islands (Dongsha Islands, 東沙島) southwest of Taiwan should also proceed with caution, it said.
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Somali pirates sentenced to 30 years after kidnapping journalist

SAFETY4SEA 15 Nov 2024
Moore learned from the crew members, who were from Vietnam, China, Philippines, and Taiwan, that the hostage takers murdered the captain of the ship when they captured the vessel and that his body was kept in the ship’s freezer.
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European states have ties to pager attacks: Iran's Lebanon envoy

The New Arab 14 Nov 2024
Taipei prosecutors investigating suspected Taiwanese involvement in the blasts said that the pagers used were manufactured, traded, and shipped by the Frontier Group Entity outside Taiwan.
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Justice at Last: Somali Pirates Sentenced to 30 Years for Hostage Taking of American Journalist

gCaptain 14 Nov 2024
Initially held with Seychellois fishermen abducted off the Somali coast, Moore was later transferred to the hijacked F/V Naham III, joining 28 other captives from Vietnam, China, the Philippines, and Taiwan.

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