President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the Philippines "cannot stay out" of a potential conflict in Taiwan due to its proximity to the self-ruled island. The President issued the statement amid rising concerns that China may attempt to invade Taiwan within the decade,
Tokyo Electron confirms Taiwan unit employee’s involvement in intellectual property case
Tokyo Electron Ltd said on Thursday a former employee of its Taiwan subsidiary was involved in a case cited by the Intellectual Property Branch of the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office on Tuesday. Taiwanese authorities have detained three people for allegedly stealing technology trade secrets from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC),
US’ Anduril to open Taiwan office, sell AI drones
Taiwan’s chipmaking prowess is of strategic importance to the US and its AI ambitions, even as President Trump attempts to reshore chip manufacturing.
Taiwan’s Storm-wrecked South Shows Resilience
Communities in Tainan were among the hardest hit by Typhoon Danas and Tropical Storm Co-may in July. However, these communities and farmers are staying resilient in the face of more possible extreme weather ahead.
Gilas ‘didn’t play a good one’ vs Taipei, admits Tim Cone
There was no way coach Tim Cone could sugarcoat Gilas Pilipinas’ performance or lack thereof after a 95-87 loss to Chinese-Taipei in the opener of its Fiba Asia Cup campaign in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Trump’s ultimatum to Taiwan: 15% tariff only if TSMC buys 49% stake in Intel and invests $400 billion in US
US President Trump sets tough conditions for Taiwan to receive lower tariffs, demanding TSMC to buy a 49% stake in Intel and invest $400 billion in the US amidst rising trade tensions.
Taiwan Semiconductor Stock Soars 18% YTD: Time to Hold or Book Profit?
TSM's 17.5% YTD surge rides on soaring AI demand and solid earnings, but global risks suggest holding for now.
Will TSMC tech leak and Trump’s demands threaten Taiwan’s top chipmaker status?
Corporate espionage and tariff pressures deal dual blows to TSMC, adding to fears about vulnerability of Taiwan and its most prized company.
Taiwan Receives New Drones from the U.S. in Preparation for Asymmetric Warfare
Taiwan has been buying more high-tech weapons from the U.S., including nearly 300 top-of-the-range attack drones last year. These weapons are essential for asymmetric warfare, and the first batch has now arrived on Taiwan soil.
Taipei coach relishes win over ‘experienced’ Gilas in Fiba Asia Cup
Coach Gianluca Tucci knows Chinese Taipei’s win over Gilas Pilipinas to open the 2025 Fiba Asia Cup will go a long way, not only for their campaign in the continental meet but also moving forward for ...
Taiwan tracks 16 Chinese aircraft, 6 warships in latest PLA incursion
Taiwan's Defence Ministry said 16 Chinese aircraft and six warships were seen near its borders on Wednesday, with eight jets crossing into its air defence zone. Taiwan responded with jets, ships, and missile systems.
Taiwan speeds toward low-carbon transit, targets full electrification by 2030
As Taiwan races toward its 2030 goal of fully electrifying city buses and achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, the pressure on the domestic electric vehicle supply chain — especially battery manufacturers — is rapidly mounting.
“All in Taipei, Made for You” – Taipei Captivates Malaysian Travelers with Its Unique Charm
TAIPEI, TAIWAN - Media OutReach Newswire - 6 August 2025 - In July, the Department of Information and Tourism, Taipei City Government visited Malaysia to promote Taipei as a travel destination under ...
Quiambao stars for Gilas vs Chinese Taipei despite late insertion
Gilas Pilipinas forward Kevin Quiambao was a “highlight” for the Philippines’ stunning loss against Chinese Taipei in the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup, head coach Tim Cone said. Quiambao, who played just 16 ...
Daniel DePetris: Taiwan’s president is not having an easy time of it at home or with the US
U.S. decisions to not let the Taiwanese president stop in the U.S. and cancel defense talks will come as welcome signs to China.
Taipei Summer Festival begins tomorrow
The Taipei Summer Festival is to begin tomorrow at Dadaocheng Wharf (大稻埕), featuring four themed firework shows and five live music performances throughout the month, the Taipei Department of ...