Japan's donated COVID-19 vaccine arrived in Taiwan on Friday as the democratic island has been struggling to procure shots amid a surge of coronavirus cases, swiftly triggering a strong backlash from Communist-led mainland China.To the self-ruled island, Japan shipped free of charge 1.24 million doses of the vaccine, developed by AstraZeneca Plc of Britain and manufactured domestically through license production, despite criticism from China, which regards Taiwan as a renegade province."The provision is based on our important partnership and friendship with Taiwan," Foreign Minister Toshimi…READ FULL ARTICLE