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Beijing intimidates Taiwan with missile tests, creates rift in U.S.-China relations --
The Tiananmen Square massacre does irreparable damage to U.S.-China relations --
The United States sells F-16 fighter planes to Taipei; strains relations with China --
President Lee visits his alma mater; Beijing feels betrayed, benefiting hard-liners --
America debates China threat; China talks about America threat --
Taiwan's voters elect their president directly; Beijing says foreign forces are trying to split China --
President Clinton visits China, polarizes Taiwan issue --
The Taiwan Relations Act is refurbished; America will protect Taiwan --
The missile defense issue involves others in "Taiwan issue" --
President Lee comments that Taipei-Beijing talks should be nation-to-nation; Beijing is furious --
Taiwan's 2000 election: Taiwan gets secessionist president --
Taiwan's 2004 election: President Chen wins reelection amid controversy while America is distracted elsewhere --
The Taiwan Strait is a flash point. |
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