Two Chinese nationals were arrested earlier on Friday as they tried to enter the country by rubber boat illegally, landing at Guanyin Beach in Taiwan's Taoyuan, Taipei Times reported, citing Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration (CGA).

Taiwan's coast guard released this picture showing a suspect kneeling on a small floating board Taiwanese authorities have arrested two Chinese nationals who sailed over in a small boat and ...

National security authorities have initiated investigations into whether the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is behind a spate of illegal entries by Chinese boats and alleged cases of Chinese livestreaming students’ activities around schools in Taiwan, a source said on Sunday.

Taiwan’s Coast Guard apprehended a father and his teenage son from China on Friday after they landed on a beach in Taoyuan using a small inflatable boat. According to the Coast Guard’s Northern Branch,

Chinese foreign nationals studying “critical fields” or with ties to the Chinese Communist Party will be among the students targeted for removal, the top US diplomat said.

The Coast Guard Administration’s (CGA) northern branch late on Friday night said that it arrested two Chinese nationals after they sailed into Taiwan illegally on a rubber boat that morning, arriving at Guanyin Beach (觀音海水浴場) in Taoyuan.

Asked about the two incidents, Hsieh Ching-chin, deputy head of Taiwan’s coast guard, said China has been taking the opportunity for a while now to carry out drills and use other pressure tactics.

Taiwan is prepared to talk to China as equals but will continue to build up its defenses, the island's President Lai Ching-te said Tuesday as he marked his first year in office.

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