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1581 2012-01-30 Tsai Ing-wen Thank-you Tour in Taichung Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 373
1582 2012-01-28 Early Spring in Taiwan Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 586
1583 2012-01-27 2012 Taiwan Shinto Spiritual Enhancement Class IV, Holy Mountain Class II - The fifth day of lunar new year Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 836
1584 2012-01-26 2012 Taiwan Shinto Spiritual Enhancement Class IV, Holy Mountain Class II - The fourth day of lunar new year Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 714
1585 2012-01-25 2012 Taiwan Shinto Spiritual Enhancement Class IV, Holy Mountain Class II - The third day of lunar new year Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 456
1586 2012-01-24 2012 Taiwan Shinto Spiritual Enhancement Class IV, Holy Mountain Class II - The second day of lunar new year Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 759
1587 2012-01-23 2012 Taiwan Shinto Spiritual Enhancement Class IV, Holy Mountain Class II - The first day of lunar new year Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 788
1588 2012-01-21 Preparation for the Holy Mountain Taiwan Shinto Spiritual Enhancement Class Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 444
1589 2012-01-12 International Committee for Fair Elections in Taiwan - The Welcome Party for International Observers Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 409
1590 2012-01-12 Tsai Ing-wen Fairness and Justice Rallies @ Taichung Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 441
 
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Newsflash


An illustration shows computer code and a Chinese national flag on July 12, 2017.
Photo: REUTERS

China is conducting disinformation campaigns that involve more than 400 fake accounts targeting Taiwanese on social media, the Investigation Bureau said on Friday.

China is trying to infiltrate social media, Internet forums and online chatrooms that are popular among Taiwanese to subvert the public’s trust in the government, destabilize society and meddle in elections, the bureau said.