China Has Been Causing 'Chaos', Taiwan Official Says Ahead of Keynote Address
TAIPEI (Reuters) -Taiwan President Lai Ching-te will say in his national day speech on Thursday that China has been using every possible means to cause "chaos", according to an outline of the speech, as the island reported more Chinese warplanes in the run-up.
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