100,000 drones a month is the number Taiwan says it wants to reach by 2030. That goal, reported Aug. 9, sits alongside an even larger military demand signal: more than 210,000 aerial and sea-based ...
Puma Shen unveils ‘HEART’ policy vision for Taipei
Democratic Progressive Party Legislator and Taipei mayoral candidate Puma Shen (沈伯洋) today unveiled a policy vision built around five pillars summarized by the acronym “HEART,” covering housing, ...
Taiwan, South Korea drive Asian equity outflows in July as AI worries bite
Aug 11 (Reuters) - Foreign investors sold Asian equities on a net basis for a ninth consecutive month in July, with heavy selling in Taiwan and South Korea as concerns over AI spending and chip demand weighed on the region's technology-heavy markets.
Taipei Zoo red panda makes River Wonders debut
River Wonders has welcomed Yaffa, an 11-year-old male red panda from Taipei Zoo, who made his public debut over Singapore's National Day weekend (August 8-9) at a new purpose-built exhibit in the park ...
Taiwan packed its new coast guard vessels with anti-ship missiles. Now it’s readying them for a fight with China.
The Bali, one of 12 new Anping-class ships, can outfitted to fire 16 anti-ship missiles in times of war.
Taiwan’s annual war games prepare the country for potential Chinese invasion
Fox News foreign correspondent Jeff Paul discusses Taiwan's annual war games, which prepare the military and citizens for a potential Chinese invasion, on 'Special Report.' ...
Taiwan braces for possible Chinese invasion with military drills
Taiwan is bracing for a possible Chinese invasion with its annual run of military drills. CBS News' Anna Coren gets an inside look.
Taiwan draws on Ukraine’s experience and builds drone fleets to deter China – NYT
Taiwan is expanding its air and naval drone fleets after studying Ukraine's experience of using relatively cheap unmanned systems against a larger military adversary.
Taiwan is drilling to keep interceptor fighters flying through attacks on its runways just 90 miles from China
Taiwan's Mirage 2000-5s, stationed about 90 miles from mainland China at Hsinchu Airbase, are its primary interceptor aircraft.
Why Taiwan is conducting its first-ever mobile network-throttling exercise
Critics question value of tests as authorities aim to prepare public for outages caused by war, cyberattacks or natural disaster.
Taiwan throttled mobile data for 16 million; stock exchange got exemption
Taiwan mobile data throttle drill cut 4G and 5G to 1% capacity across 14 cities on August 10, 2026 -- the first time any democratic government directed a population-wide mobile slowdown as a wartime ...
Prediction: Micron and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing stocks will both rebound to fresh highs before 2026 ends
Micron and TSMC are at the core of the AI build-out.
Inside Taiwan textile mills’ next-gen solutions for waste valorization
As global apparel brands push the boundaries of their ESG commitments, the sourcing landscape is demanding material solutions that go far beyond recycled polyester. The new benchmark for ...
Taiwan Gingerly Tests How It Would Cope if China Choked Its Internet
The 30-minute simulated disruption was part of the island’s effort to test and build people’s resilience in the face of a potential Chinese attack.
Taiwan to boost defense spending amid rising Chinese military threats
Taiwan plans to surpass T$1 trillion in defence spending by 2027, focusing on asymmetric systems like drones and mobile missiles to counter China's expanding military capabilities.
Taiwan representative in Japan boycotts Nagasaki anniversary ceremony over seating
Taiwan's top economic representative in Japan says he boycotted this year’s memorial marking Nagasaki’s 81st anniversary of atomic bombing.