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04.01.26 - 23:27
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Chinese Social Media Explodes: US Invasion Of Venezuela A ′Template′ For Move On Taiwan (ZeroHedge)
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Chinese Social Media Explodes: US Invasion Of Venezuela A 'Template' For Move On Taiwan
A fascinating new report by Bloomberg on Sunday has observed a huge uptick in Chinese social media users weighing in on the decades-long Taiwan independence crisis, in relation to President Trump's weekend overthrow of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
"Trump's operation against the Venezuelan strongman shot to the top of China's Weibo late Saturday, with the topic gaining some 440 million views on the X-like platform," Bloomberg reports. "Many commentators were quick to make comparisons between the fate of the South American nation and that of the self-ruled democracy Beijing has vowed to claim."
Like the long building military showdown between the United States and Venezuela, Taiwan has been a flashpoint in mainland China's shadow. It is 'small' in comparison with China's population and military might. But the situation is an inversion, with Washington having long armed Ta...
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20.11.25 - 11:01
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Google stakes its AI future on Taiwan (IntelliNews)
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Google has inaugurated its largest artificial intelligence infrastructure hardware engineering centre outside the United States, in Taipei, underscoring Taiwan's growing importance in the global tech ecosystem....
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17.11.25 - 13:48
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China Escalates Row With Japan Over Taiwan; Crypto Selloff | The Pulse 11/17 (Bloomberg)
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China is escalating its confrontation with Japan over Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's comments on Taiwan, with state media threatening major countermeasures after Beijing's travel warnings raised the specter of economic retribution.
Meanwhile, the crypto market selloff shows no signs of abating, and the smallest, riskiest tokens are bearing the brunt of it.
Today's guests: Seema Shah, Principal Asset Management, Chief Global Strategist; Tal Cohen, Nasdaq President; Hala Fadel, Eurazeo, Managing Partner for Growth. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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24.08.25 - 08:00
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Google′s AI glasses rumoured to be made in Taiwan, possibly by HTC (SCMP)
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Taiwan's Quanta and HTC are seen as possible contract manufacturers for Google's imminent AI glasses, as such products are expected to emerge as essential mobile devices that will drive rapid expansion across the industry.
Google is rumoured to have completed development of its first artificial intelligence-enabled glasses, which are reportedly to be made in Taiwan. But the US search giant has yet to decide on a contract manufacturer. Quanta was in charge of prototype design and is a strong......
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