Taipei prosecutors indicted four people on Tuesday suspected of spying for China in a case that reached Taiwan's presidential office, seeking jail terms of more than 18 years.
Taiwan Indicts President’s Aide on Charge of Spying for China
Prosecutors in Taiwan have indicted two former officials, one of whom worked closely with the president, for leaking national security information to China, as Taipei pushes back against Beijing’s ...
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US business group says Washington should treat Taiwan like partner not adversary
The United States should treat Taiwan like a partner and not an adversary, remove new and proposed tariffs, restore high-level cabinet visits and agree a double taxation deal, the American Chamber of ...
Taiwan Moves Pose Hurdle for Foreign Defense Firms, AmCham Says
Changes that Taiwan made to rules for defense cooperation with foreign companies might discourage them from working with the archipelago, an American business group says — a view that comes just as ...
MAC says 3,100 spouses renounce China residency
More than 3,100 spouses from China have submitted proof of renunciation of their Chinese household registration, the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) said yesterday.
MVRDV unveils design for marble-clad skyscraper in Taipei
Dutch studio MVRDV has unveiled designs for a marble-clad residential tower in Taipei, Taiwan, that will be covered in protruding volumes. Named Out of the Box, the high-rise will have a gridded ...
Taiwan Exports Growth Nears 15-Year High Amid Tariff Uncertainty
Despite the strong performance so far this year, Taiwan’s statistics bureau expects exports to contract in the second half.
Taipei MRT to accept credit cards, mobile payments in October
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The Taipei Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) will upgrade its ticket gates by October to accept credit cards, contactless and mobile payments.
Taiwan Exports to US Hit Record as Two Sides Talk Trade
Taiwan’s exports to the US jumped to a record, surging as companies fired off shipments before any tariffs hit — gains that come as the two sides try to hammer out a trade deal.
Taiwan May exports hit record on AI demand and ahead of US tariffs
Taiwan's exports surged to a record in May on booming demand for artificial intelligence and as customers placed orders ahead of U.S. tariffs which could take effect next month after a suspension ...
Taiwan Rents Hit Record High: Some in Taipei Spend Over Half Their Income
Rents across Taiwan are becoming increasingly unaffordable, with some Taipei renters now spending over half their income on single-room apartments. Government data shows rent prices hit a record high ...
Taiwan wants to buy India’s D4 anti-drone system? Taiwanese official calls reports ‘unconfirmed’
In a statement to Firstpost, Taipei Economic and Cultural Center has clarified that the island nation has not released any official statement confirming its interest in India’s D4 anti-drone system ...
Taiwan Tries to Purge Its Ranks of China Sympathizers
The government is stepping up scrutiny of members of the civil service and military for signs of misplaced allegiances.
Think tank hosts war games in Taipei
Nine retired generals from Taiwan, Japan and the US have been invited to participate in a tabletop exercise hosted by the Taipei School of Economics and Political Science Foundation tomorrow and ...
SEF Chairman Calls for End to China’s ‘United Front’ Tactics
Straits Exchange Foundation Chairman Frank Wu urged China to cease 'united front' tactics, citing them as sources of resentment in Taiwan. While highlighting a mutual desire for peaceful cross-Strait ...