Orchid Island
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Sep 30, 2026
Taiwan Daily News Podcast — September 30, 2026
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3:10Alex TruppHOST
China's coast guard said a ship formation was conducting routine law enforcement patrols in waters east of Taiwan, prompting Taiwan's coast guard administration to dispatch a patrol vessel to monitor the ships and to condemn the move as fake enforcement and real harassment, a form of cognitive warfare.
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3:28Alex TruppHOST
Two Chinese vessels were tracked about ninety-seven nautical miles northeast of Green Island and one hundred and forty-six nautical miles east of Lanyu on the afternoon of September twenty-ninth.
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3:40Alex TruppHOST
Separately, the coast guard administration said Chinese coast guard ships crossed Jinmen's restricted waters forty-six times last year and thirty-five times so far this year, a pattern it called routine harassment that Beijing was masking with mid-autumn festival propaganda broadcasts urging reunification.
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3:58Alex TruppHOST
Now the weather.
5: How Do Stories Connect? With Manchán Magan
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5:32speaker_0NARRATOR
We know he carries gifts.
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5:40Manchán MaganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And then at some point, it dawns on me, actually on Lan Yu Island off Taiwan with some indigenous people, that everything that I was seeking was actually at home.
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5:51Manchán MaganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So I decided I came home and I made one sort of controversial TV programme in 2007 called No Bear Lit, where I decided I was only going to speak in the indigenous language of the country in Ireland.
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6:03Manchán MaganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This wisdom that traditional peoples have is in Ireland.
Ballots and Missiles: Taiwan’s First Presidential Election (1996) – S6-E27
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6:44Eric Michael SmithHOST
Of course, Green Island and Shaoliuqiu and...
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6:48Eric Michael SmithHOST
Orchid Island as well.
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6:49Eric Michael SmithHOST
So two years of argument followed over the exact system.
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6:54Eric Michael SmithHOST
And then in July, July 28th, 1994, the National Assembly approved direct popular elections on a joint presidential and vice ticket with a four year term and one reelection allowed.
VIDEO - Ballots and Missiles: Taiwan’s First Presidential Election (1996) – S6-E27
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7:07Eric Michael SmithHOST
Taiwan, Penghu, Jinmen, and Mazu.
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7:11Eric Michael SmithHOST
Of course, Green Island and Shaliuqiu and Orchid Island as well.
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7:16Eric Michael SmithHOST
So two years of argument followed over the exact system.
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7:21Eric Michael SmithHOST
And then in...