TAIPEI: Taiwan investigators on Monday (Sep 23) questioned two more employees of a tech firm as part of a probe into the delivery of exploding communications devices to Lebanese militant group Hez
Taiwan: Top Court Upholds Death Penalty with Protections
Taiwan’s top court on September 20, 2024 ruled that the death penalty was constitutional with greater protections, Human Rights Watch said today.
US commits to defense support for Taiwan as defense industry conference begins
Relations between the U.S. and Taiwan have since been governed by the Taiwan Relations Act, passed by Congress in April 1979, under which the U.S. provides defense equipment to Taiwan.
Is China Preparing to Invade Taiwan? Rising Military Drills Raise Alarms
Will China invade Taiwan and force a reunification with the island nation? Or will Beijing stand down, knowing that such a move would trigger an American response and threaten the region with a war no one desires?
Taiwan investigators question more employees in probe into Hezbollah device blasts
No suspects named, questions abound as to origins of devices that exploded in Lebanon last week, killing over 30, injuring thousands; Taipei 'certain' pagers didn't originate there
The iPhone domino effect that risks leaving Taiwan at Beijing’s mercy
The prospect of Donald Trump returning to the White House presents another possible complication. In July, Trump claimed Taiwan “took almost 100pc of our chip industry” adding “we should have never let that happen”.
This is India’s Taiwan moment, there is no turning back: Bharat Semi founders
The entrepreneurs behind what will be India’s first national security fab talk to HT exclusively about what India and US call a “watershed agreement” and how it will lead to an Atmanirbhar Bharat
Taiwan War Resiliency Team to Hold First Meeting as China Looms
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te will hold the first meeting of a civil defense committee intended to keep the archipelago resilient in any emergency — a move that comes as China ratchets up pressure on his government.
Kuma Academy Holds Fourth Annual Blue Magpie Operation in Taipei – TaiwanPlus News
On this year's National Disaster Prevention Day, held annual on1, Kuma Academy, one of Taiwan's leading non-profit civil defense groups, organized a large-scale drill to train people on what to do in ...
Taiwan Looks for Ways to Defend Itself as U.S. Weapons Supply Hit by Gaza, Ukraine
Delayed shipments have raised questions about what the island democracy can do to stockpile arms ahead of a potential conflict with China.
Taiwan, Bulgaria deny making pagers that exploded in Lebanon
Taiwan's government and Bulgarian authorities Friday both denied making the exploding pagers used by Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Envoy insists Taiwan has right to U.N. membership, counters China’s claim from 1971 resolution
Taiwan’s top diplomat in the United States tells The Washington Times in an exclusive interview that China’s communist government is intensifying its campaign to pressure countries not to recognize ...
US close to sending $567 million in immediate security aid to Taiwan
The U.S. is in the final stages of sending almost $570 million in security assistance to Taiwan — the largest such package to date, and one sure to frustrate China — according to multiple congressional aides and a U.S. official.
Taiwan loses only ‘comfort women’ memorial as land sold at auction
Statue in Tainan city erected in 2018 moved to warehouse after requests for other arrangements were ‘not granted’, opposition lawmaker says.
Taipei Prosecutors, City Council Continue Ko Corruption Probe – TaiwanPlus News
Taipei prosecutors are continuing their investigation into a high-profile corruption case involving the city's former mayor Ko Wen-je. They're questioning key figures, including the head of a company ...
Russia accuses West of blatant pressure on China over Taiwan, expresses support to Beijing
Russia said on Friday the West was applying blatant pressure on China over Taiwan and its "provocative" actions undermined regional stability and international security.