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Chris Casquejo
A multimedia communicator with 25 years in strategic communications and broadcast journalism. Career has provided a wide range of experience: including digital campaigns, interviewing, media relations, news conferences, on-camera work, speech writing, social media, video editing, video production, ...
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Making Taiwan's Air Raid Drills More Realistic
27 Jul 2023
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www.voanews.com
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Taiwan conducted its largest military air raid drills to date, aiming to enhance public preparedness against potential threats from China. The exercises, which included realistic simulations of missile attacks, were part of a broader effort to boost confidence in Taiwan's military capabilities. While some Taiwanese express confidence in the military, others remain skeptical about its combat readiness. The drills come amid heightened tensions with China, emphasizing the need for Taiwan to be prepared for potential conflict.
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Helen Davidson
Helen Davidson is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan. Previously reporting on immigration, Indigenous affairs, and the Asia Pacific for Guardian Australia, she is now a correspondent covering China and the region for the Guardian.
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Politics
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From China with love: coastguard’s ‘creepy’ message to Taiwan during military drills
15 Oct 2024
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the Guardian
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China conducted major military exercises around Taiwan, accompanied by a controversial propaganda image from the Chinese coastguard depicting a heart-shaped patrol around Taiwan. The image, intended to convey a positive message, was widely criticized in Taiwan as creepy and akin to harassment. It referenced a Taiwanese TV drama, sparking further ridicule and anger among the Taiwanese public. The drills and propaganda are part of China's ongoing efforts to assert its claim over Taiwan, but the approach has been met with resistance and mockery from the island's population.
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Devianti Faridz
Devianti Faridz is a Freelance Broadcast Journalist in Jakarta. She had worked as a News Correspondent at a Singapore based regional broadcaster, Channel NewsAsia. Prior to that, she served as Producer for several English news programs, as well as a Bahasa Indonesia tourism program on Metro ...
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Jobs Completed 43
Job Success Rate 91%
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ASEAN Planning First Joint Military Drills With Eye on China
15 Jun 2023
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www.voanews.com
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The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is planning its first joint military drill amid regional tensions with China, to be held in Indonesia's South Natuna Sea from September 18-25. The exercise, named Solidarity, will focus on disaster relief, search and rescue activities, and community service rather than combat. The decision comes as China asserts its claims over the South China Sea, which are disputed by several ASEAN member states. The U.S. has rejected China's maritime claims within Indonesia's exclusive economic zone, emphasizing the importance of freedom of the seas and adherence to international law. Cambodia and Myanmar, which have close ties with China, did not participate in the planning conference.
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Joyce Huang
Joyce Huang is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan. She currently works as a free-lancer, covering news about Taiwan and China. Throughout her journalistic career in the past two decades, she has had experience working for or contributing to both Taiwanese and foreign news outlets. Those include ...
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Job Success Rate 87%
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China sends 71 warplanes toward Taiwan after US passes defense bill
26 Dec 2023
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Yahoo Entertainment
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| Military Drills
China conducted a military drill involving 71 warplanes entering Taiwan's air defense zone, with 47 crossing the median line in the Taiwan Strait. This action followed the signing of the National Defense Authorization Act for 2023 by President Joe Biden, which includes funding for Taiwan. The Chinese People's Liberation Army stated the drills were a response to US and Taiwan provocations. Taiwan's military monitored the situation and deployed various defense measures.
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Judy Lin
Judy Lin is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.
Chinese (Mandarin)
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Technology
Jobs Completed 2
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Experts Analyze China's Military Drills in the Taiwan Strait
14 Oct 2024
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english.cw.com.tw
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| China's Military Drills
China's military drills in the Taiwan Strait, named 'Joint Sword-2024B,' serve as a stern warning against Taiwan's independence forces. The drills coincide with Taiwan's National Day and the upcoming US Presidential Election, raising concerns about regional stability. Experts Joris Teer and Dr. Alexander Huang discuss the implications of China's military expansion and gray zone tactics, emphasizing the need for Taiwan to bolster its defenses. The US plays a crucial role in deterring Chinese aggression through military presence and alliances in East Asia. The article explores potential outcomes of the US Presidential Election, highlighting differences in foreign policy approaches between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. The experts stress the importance of maintaining peace and stability to prevent a military conflict that could disrupt global economic value chains.
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Jeoffrey Maitem
Jeoffrey Maitem is a journalist based in Davao City, Philippines.
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Philippine military drill draws more allies amid concerns over potential regional conflict
16 Oct 2024
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South China Morning Post
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| Military Drills
The Philippine military is conducting drills named Kamandag, involving 2,351 troops, to enhance interoperability and strengthen collective defense with allies. Colonel Stuart W. Glenn of the US Marine Rotational Force Southeast Asia emphasized the importance of these exercises in reaffirming mutual commitment to regional security amid evolving threats in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Priyanka Shankar
I'm an independent journalist, based in Amsterdam, with a keen interest in press freedom, human rights and podcasting. With experience in producing, reporting and presenting news for radio, television and online content using software like Avid Media Manager and Adobe Audition, I currently ...
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Fact Checking
Current Affairs
Fact Checking
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Taipei’s EU envoy: As a democracy, we understand Ukraine’s plight
23 May 2023
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www.aljazeera.com
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Taiwan has initiated military drills amid rising tensions with China, which claims the island and has increased military pressure during visits by international officials. Remus Li-Kuo Chen, head of the Taipei Representative Office in the EU and Belgium, draws parallels between Ukraine's struggle against Russia and Taiwan's situation with China. He emphasizes the importance of international support and unity among democracies to uphold global order. Chen also discusses the evolving relations between Taiwan and the EU, highlighting increased investments and potential trade deals. He criticizes Taiwan's exclusion from the World Health Assembly and underscores the need for global cooperation in healthcare. Chen advocates for a strong transatlantic partnership to ensure peace in the Taiwan Strait.
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Mitch Shin
Mitch Shin is a journalist based in Seoul, South Korea.
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As ROK-US Drill Began, North Korea Fired Ballistic Missiles
10 Mar 2025
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thediplomat.com
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| ROK-US Military Drills
North Korea launched several ballistic missiles coinciding with the start of the ROK-US 'Freedom Shield' military drills, marking its fifth missile test of the year. The launch, detected from North Hwanghae Province, involved close-range missiles that fell into the ocean. North Korea's state media has not reported on the launch, but Kim Yo Jong previously criticized the drills as a rehearsal for invasion. The US and South Korea condemned the missile test as a violation of UN Security Council resolutions. Despite opposition from local residents, the military exercises continue. The article discusses the geopolitical implications, including North Korea's strengthened ties with Russia and the potential for South Korea to develop its nuclear arsenal amid changing US defense commitments.
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Richard Spencer
Richard Spencer is Middle East Correspondent for The Times of London, based in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Feature Stories
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Watch: China ‘punishes’ Taiwan with live-fire military drills
02 Apr 2025
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www.thetimes.com
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China has conducted live-fire military drills around Taiwan, showcasing its military capabilities and sending a strong warning to the island. The exercises included new naval developments and were accompanied by aggressive propaganda targeting Taiwan's President Lai. The drills are part of China's response to perceived provocations from the US, which supports Taiwan and the Philippines. The situation highlights escalating tensions in the region, with China criticizing US actions as destabilizing.
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Emily Tamkin
Emily Tamkin is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
Jobs Completed 23
Job Success Rate 96%
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The U.S. and South Korea Hold Largest-Ever Live-Fire Drills
25 May 2023
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Foreign Policy
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The U.S. and South Korean militaries conducted their largest-ever live-fire drills near the North Korean border, involving 2,500 troops and 610 weapons systems. These exercises, marking seven decades of military alliance, aim to counter North Korean threats and maintain peace through strength. The drills follow a recent visit by South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol to the White House, resulting in a declaration to enhance nuclear deterrence coordination. North Korea has condemned these drills, warning of unspecified consequences. The article also touches on other global issues, including political protests in India, Germany's economic recession, and refugee relocations in Malawi.
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