Images supplied to Newsweek by plane and ship spotting group Taiwan ADIZ showed at least two People's Liberation Army Navy warships among the group of three, which was seen in the waters east of Taiwan at 11 a.m. local time.
Taiwan is getting ready to fight China on the beaches
And for more than a month, the brigade successfully defended the city of Chernihiv, north of Kyiv. Taiwan isn’t Ukraine, of course, and China isn’t Russia. But if Ukraine’s tanks could survive the ...
Taiwan Central Bank Stays the Course on Rates
Taiwan’s central bank left its key interest rates unchanged, citing expectations of easing inflation, alongside concerns that cooling global economies could disrupt domestic growth.
oToBrite is Honored with the 2024 Taiwan Excellence Awards for its Multiple Products
PRNewswire/ -- oToBrite (2256), a leading vision-AI company, was recognized for three products: the oToParking-automated
A leader of Taiwan’s Nationalist Party visits China as the island’s presidential election looms
A leader of Taiwan’s main opposition Nationalist Party is visiting rival China less than one month before the self-governing island republic holds elections for president and the legislature under ...
U.S. and Taiwan officials discuss Taipei’s role in world forums
Any matter related to Taiwan is politically delicate and very often a source of friction between Washington and Beijing.
Why the Indian Ocean Could Be China’s Achilles’ Heel in a Taiwan War
To the east, Australia is increasing patrols using its submarine-hunting P-8 Poseidon aircraft and is expanding a west-coast base for British and U.S. nuclear-powered submarines and, eventually, Australian nuclear-powered boats.
Oponerse a “independencia de Taiwan” es el único camino hacia desarrollo pacífico de relaciones a través del Estrecho: Parte continental
BEIJING, 29 nov (Xinhua) -- Solo defendiendo el Consenso de 1992 y oponiéndose a la "independencia de Taiwan" podrán las relaciones entre ambos lados del estrecho de Taiwan volver a la senda correcta del desarrollo pacífico, afirmó hoy miércoles un portavoz de la parte continental de China.
Taiwan rock band Mayday hits a sour note with alleged lip-syncing
Famous Taiwan rock band Mayday have come under a cloud of suspicion for alleged lip-synching during their recent concert performances, with the controversy quickly climbing to the top of trending topics on Chinese social media Weibo on Sunday.
Taiwan’s last generation to fight China
Sun Kuo-hsi vividly remembers the chaos of the final years of the Chinese civil war and the government forces he fought for collapsing in front of Mao Zedong's Communists, forcing him to flee by boat ...
Hsiao Bi-khim is Taiwan’s cat warrior
B efore Hsiao Bi-Khim was dispatched to Washington in 2020, she was asked how she would counter China’s so-called wolf-warrior diplomacy. Taiwan’s new de facto ambassador to America said she would be ...
US and Taiwan to keep pressing for Taipei’s inclusion in WHA and other international bodies
US State Department says discussion, which included Taiwan and US officials, focused on support for Taiwan's expanded participation China has blocked Taiwan's involvement in the World Health Assembly, ...
The decline and fall of Taipei’s ‘Sugar Daddy Row’
The music venue’s disappearance is just the latest loss for Taipei’s oldest bar district, which since the 1980s has been known as the “Combat Zone,” though its history in fact dates back to the 1950s ...
Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joseph Wu Says He Will Step Down WSJ
(Reuters) - Taiwan's longest-serving foreign minister Joseph Wu plans to vacate his post in the coming months, Wu said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday.
Taiwan says China tried to pay one of their soldiers $15 million to steal a US Chinook chopper for them
The soldier was told to fly and land a CH-47F Chinook helicopter on a Chinese aircraft carrier in the Taiwan Strait, per online magazine CTWant.
Taiwan Army Pilot Accused of Attempting To Defect to China – TaiwanPlus News
An Army officer with Taiwan's military has allegedly plotted to defect to China for US$15 million and tickets to Thailand. The officer, surnamed Hsieh, was busted in July as part of a larger crackdown on spies.