#Chinese taipan series
Kyiv had already announced the recapture of the strategic city of Izyum in the nation’s east, one of a series of victories claimed against the Russian army. The retaliatory fire came as Ukraine said its forces had recaptured more than 20 additional settlements, claiming “Russian troops are hastily abandoning their positions and fleeing.” Moscow yesterday announced air, rocket and artillery attacks on reclaimed areas in the Kharkiv region, a day after Kyiv said Russian strikes on electricity infrastructure caused power failures. The territorial shifts were one of Russia’s biggest reversals since its forces were turned back from Kyiv in the earliest days of the nearly seven months of fighting, yet Moscow signaled it was no closer to agreeing a negotiated peace. Ukrainian forces yesterday said that their lightning counteroffensive took back more ground in the previous 24 hours, as Russia responded with strikes on some of the recaptured ground. Ukraine counteroffensive recaptures more ground Lithuanian officials only confirmed that the office would be The office was reportedly to be opened yesterday, but no detailed plans had been announced. The ministry did not say whether the visit had anything to do with the opening of the Lithuanian Trade Representative Office in Taipei. It is the fourth Lithuanian delegation to visit Taiwan this year, following visits led by Lithuanian Vice Minister of Agriculture Egidijus Giedraitis and Lithuanian Vice Minister of Economy and Innovation Jovita Neliupsiene in June, and Lithuanian Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications Agne Vaiciukeviciute last month, the ministry said. The delegation also plans to visit research institutions and laser technology and biotechnology companies, competitive industries in both Taiwan and Lithuania, to explore opportunities for cooperation, it said. Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Wu (吳釗燮) was to hold a banquet to welcome the delegation, which plans to visit the National Development Council and the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the statement said. While authoritarian regimes are exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic, the war between Russia and Ukraine and the energy and food crisis to threaten democracy, freedom and the rule of law, Taiwan and Lithuania would adhere to their shared values, it added. “Taiwan and Lithuania will join hands to foster win-win development in global cutting-edge industries,” it said. The visit was “a display of Taiwan and Lithuania being faithful partners at the front line of democracy,” the ministry said in a statement. Zemaitis, who worked as an adviser to Lithuanian Minister of Economy and Innovation Ausrine Armonaite before taking on the new post this month, and 27 government officials and representatives from laser and biotechnology companies arrived in Taiwan on Sunday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said. The delegation plans to visit research institutions and laser technology and biotechnology companies, competitive industries in both nationsĪ delegation led by Lithuanian Vice Minister of the Economy and Innovation Karolis Zemaitis yesterday commenced a five-day visit to Taiwan aimed at seeking economic and technological cooperation. Even in Hong Kong, the more globally widespread (and distantly related) tycoon is more common today.Lithuanian delegation eyes cooperation ‘FAITHFUL PARTNERS’: Relatively narrow usage, and somewhat dated (early/mid 20th century) primarily known outside of China due to use in fiction set in Hong Kong, notably The Taipan (1922) by Somerset Maugham and Tai-Pan (1966) by James Clavell. The British taipans stood in one sodden circle with their womenfolk, like bored officers at a garrison get-together.
A foreign businessman in China a tycoon.Related to tycoon, from Japanese 大君 ( taikun ) – the first half of both comes from the Chinese root 大 ( “ big, great ” ). From Cantonese 大班 ( daai6 baan1, “ big shot, rich businessman ” ), originally as taepan.
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