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Taiwanese researchers uncover new cancer signalling mechanism

Taipei, February 10: Researchers from National Chung Cheng University (CCU) and National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) have identified a previously unknown signaling mechanism that enables pancreatic cancer cells to evade immune defenses and sustain tumor growth, as reported by the Taipei Times.

US lawmakers push to end 'One China' policy, back Taiwan ties

Taipei, February 8: US Representatives Tom Tiffany from Wisconsin and Scott Perry from Pennsylvania reintroduced a resolution urging the US to end its "One China" policy, resume formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan and negotiate a bilateral Taiwan-US free trade agreement, Taipei Times reported on Saturday.

Readying for war, the PLA burrows underground and hardens air bases

Hong Kong, February 4: Chairman Xi Jinping is very serious in his admonitions that the People's Liberation Army (PLA) should get ready for war. Such preparations are literally and very visibly seen in the hardening of military air bases and the construction of a brand new command complex to protect personnel against bombardment.

President Lai warns against China's escalating United Front tactics

Taipei, February 1: Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te urged the public to remain alert to China's growing "united front" strategies, which have intensified recently as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continues its relentless pursuit of Taiwan's annexation, as reported by the Taipei Times.

Taiwan restores undersea cable communications to Matsu after repairs

Taipei, January 25: Chunghwa Telecom announced yesterday that communication between Taiwan and Lienchiang County (Matsu) via undersea cable has been restored following a partial repair of the Taiwan-Matsu No. 2 undersea cable, one of two cables damaged earlier this month, Taipei Times reported.

Despite progress Taiwan's civil defence efforts still inadequate

Taipei, January 14: Taiwan has made significant progress in strengthening its civil defence under President Lai Ching-te, but experts warn that further measures are needed to ensure the country's resilience against growing threats, particularly from China, Taiwan News reported.