The Underground History of Kinmen
The underground shelters and tunnels left behind by Kinmen's time as the front line of the conflict between Taiwan and China still remain today but some have taken on different uses.
Taiwan-China Relations
02:03Shanghai Tourism Reps Visit Kinmen After Beijing Relaxes Restrictions
00:19Coast Guard Arrests Man for Attempting To Swim to China
02:27Taiwan’s Asia Pride Games Face Scrutiny After Surge in Chinese Applicants
00:37Lai Pledges Stronger Sea-Air Defense and Cable Protection
03:38Report Finds China Uses Lifestyle Facebook Pages for Political Influence
03:45Analysis: Taiwan Foreign Minister's Visit to Eswatini
00:51Retired Major Sparks Controversy After Praising China's Naval Capabilities
01:13Taiwan President Lai Ching-te Sends Video Message to Eswatini
00:53Taiwan Gov't Clarifies Cross-Strait Law After Li Chen-Hsiu Controversy
02:45China's Gaode Map App Sparks Security Concerns Over Data Collection
00:32Taiwan Coast Guard Leads Joint Exercises in South China Sea.
00:35US Slams China’s Role in Blocking Taiwan President’s Africa Trip
02:28Politicians React to Suspension of Taiwan President's Africa Trip
02:34Local Firm Developing Low-Cost Attack Drones, Drawing Lessons From Iran War
02:46Analysis: Lai's Trip to Eswatini Postponed
03:16Reactions Pour in Over Lai’s Postponed Overseas Trip to Eswatini