Taiwan

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The destroyer USS Barry sailed through the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday in what the US Navy said was a ‘routine transit’.

Administration proposes sale of more sophisticated weaponry to the self-ruled island as China ratchets up pressure.

Sale covers truck-based rocket launchers, long-range air-to-ground missiles, and external sensor pods for F-16 jets.

Foxconn won’t qualify for billions in tax credits in the US unless it resubmits a proposal for its smaller plant.

In speech marking island’s National Day, President Tsai Ing-wen also called for dialogue with China.

Senior official warns amphibious landings are difficult, but also repeats US calls for Taiwan to boost defence spending.

Taiwan air force scrambled more than twice as much in 2020 to intercept Chinese planes crossing island’s buffer zone.

Taiwan’s defence ministry said the Canadian warship sailed into Taiwan Strait from the South China Sea.

The group was reportedly trying to reach Taiwan when mainland authorities picked them up on August 23.

Tension between China and Taiwan has intensified since President Tsai Ing-wen was re-elected in a landslide in January.