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  1. Law enacted in Beijing affects Taipei's status.
  2. International alarm mounts as various countries express concern over Chinese activities and maritime patrols near Taiwan.

China maintains its military presence around Taiwan.

8 reports, 8 independent Updated Aug 12
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China maintains its military presence around Taiwan.

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  1. China signals Taiwan's status as a 'red line' and officials are enhancing military communication capabilities.1 source
  2. China is accelerating military capabilities and strategic intent regarding Taiwan.1 source
  3. Taiwan utilizes a Raytheon-developed radar system to monitor and track missile launches from mainland China in the South China Sea.Sub-event
  4. Chinese military detected Taiwanese defense sorties.Sub-event
  5. Coast Guard patrols mounted off Taiwan.1 source
  6. China continues military presence around Taiwan.1 source

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International alarm mounts as various countries express concern over Chinese activities and maritime patrols near Taiwan. All 2 developments

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