- Law enacted in Beijing affects Taipei's status.
- International alarm mounts as various countries express concern over Chinese activities and maritime patrols near Taiwan.
- China maintains its military presence around Taiwan.
Taiwan utilizes a Raytheon-developed radar system to monitor and track missile launches from mainland China in the South China Sea.
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Updated Jul 1
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Taiwan utilizes a Raytheon-developed radar system to monitor and track missile launches from mainland China in the South China Sea.
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