Taiwan conducts live-fire drills on its outlying island amid rising tensions with China
Taiwan’s armed forces conducted a live-fire exercise on the outlying Penghu Island late Thursday evening, simulating the incursion of Chinese coast guard vessels and militia fishing boats into Taiwanese waters.
China's military conducted live-fire drills Tuesday off an island 65 miles northwest of Taiwan involving 26 ships and ...
First came the flares, launched just offshore to erase the darkness with a bright orange glow. Then came the light machine ...
A Chinese tourist, aged between 25 and 30, sought help at the Pattaya fire station in the Jomtien area, reporting that a ring ...
Taiwan has condemned the latest round of Chinese military drills around the self-governing ... It did not say whether the ...
At least one issue remains conspicuously under-reported: Tire wear of the relatively heavy EVs and the resulting particulate ...
The news comes as U.S. officials remain on high alert for foreign interference in the final stretch of the presidential race.
A research team in East China's Anhui Province recently developed a new type of eco-friendly fire extinguishing agent ... new-energy vehicle charging stations, chemical industrial parks ...
In September the Chinese military launched an intercontinental ballistic missile that flew 7,400 miles before splashing down ...
The fire was called in at 9.15pm and stopped at 11.10pm. Crews found a fire in the kitchen of the Chinese takeaway, and ten breathing apparatus wearers used two main jets and three hose reel ...
A day after China held a live-fire exercise near the Taiwan strait, Taipe says it detected a Chinese aircraft carrier group sailing towards the disputed waters. Watch in for more details!
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