Cross-Strait

A Taiwanese man on Friday accused the government of "abuse of power" and "unlawful repression" after losing his citizenship for holding a Chinese permanent residence certificate as the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) said its determination to enforce the law must not be challenged.

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has called on Chinese authorities not to use sports exchanges for united front propaganda, after Taiwanese table tennis player Lin Yun-ju (林昀儒) appeared at an event in China recently wearing a red scarf linked to the Chinese Young Pioneers.

Taiwan on Thursday denied China's allegation that its military was behind a cyberattack on a technology company in Guangzhou, after city authorities issued warrants for 20 suspects.

Legislator Puma Shen (沈伯洋) of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) on Thursday criticized China's decision to sanction his father's export company, calling it a retaliatory move in response to his promotion of legislation opposed by Beijing.

Around 3,000 people gathered in Taipei for an annual candlelight vigil commemorating the June 4th Incident, a brutal crackdown by Chinese authorities on a student-led demonstration in Beijing's Tiananmen Square 36 years ago, according to the organizer.

A museum commemorating China's violent crackdown on pro-democracy protests in 1989 opened Monday in Los Angeles, according to museum director Wang Dan (王丹).

A former officer in China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) who witnessed the aftermath of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre has warned that Taiwan could face a similar fate if China attempts to unify the country by force.

China Times, one of the three largest newspapers in Taiwan, on Sunday urged the Taiwan government to "uphold the Constitution," after the latter threatened to investigate the daily for allegedly echoing Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propaganda.

China is unlikely to avoid state collapse in the future, as portrayed in the novel "Yellow Peril" (黃禍) which depicts a civil war in China involving Taiwan and having global fallout, prominent Chinese author and dissident Wang Lixiong (王力雄) told CNA in a recent interview.

There are growing suspicions that Chinese social media apps like Douyin and RedNote are being used by China in its united front propaganda efforts against Taiwan, Chiu Chui-cheng (邱垂正), head of Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), said Thursday