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Home Activity Slideshow 2023-03-14 Taiwanese Poet, Prosecutor Ông Io̍k-lîm(王育霖) Memorial - Keynote Speech: Turn Grief Into Strength(Hòa Pi-hùn Ûi Le̍k-liōng) by Ông Khek-hiông phok-sū(王克雄博士)

2023-03-14 Taiwanese Poet, Prosecutor Ông Io̍k-lîm(王育霖) Memorial - Keynote Speech: Turn Grief Into Strength(Hòa Pi-hùn Ûi Le̍k-liōng) by Ông Khek-hiông phok-sū(王克雄博士)

Taiwanese Poet, Prosecutor Ông Io̍k-lîm(王育霖) Memorial - Keynote Speech: Turn Grief Into Strength(Hòa Pi-hùn Ûi Le̍k-liōng) by Ông Khek-hiông phok-sū(王克雄博士)




2023-03-14 Taiwanese Poet, Prosecutor Ông Io̍k-lîm(王育霖) Memorial - Keynote Speech: Turn Grief Into Strength(Hòa Pi-hùn Ûi Le̍k-liōng) by Ông Khek-hiông phok-sū(王克雄博士)


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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 July 2023 16:20 )  

Newsflash

A new study published this week by Foreign Policy magazine concludes that Taiwan remains the one place in the world where China and the US “could conceivably come into direct conflict.”

Drew Thompson, director of China studies at the Nixon Center in Washington and author of the study, wrote: “Some wonder whether China and the United States are on a collision course. Unquestionably, there is deep strategic mistrust between the two countries. China’s rapid economic growth, steady military modernization and relentless nationalistic propaganda at home are shaping Chinese public expectations and limiting possibilities for compromise with other powers.”