Vietnam and Taiwan again exceeded the U.S. Treasury's thresholds for possible currency manipulation and enhanced analysis under a 2015 trade law, but the department on Friday refrained from formally ... ( read original story ...)
US, China and Taiwan
Mounting tensions put the US in a difficult position but armed conflict between the two superpowers is unlikely ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. should expect cyberattacks in any struggle for Taiwan
Several U.S. defense leaders said they are worried that any confrontation with China over Taiwan would lead to a wave of significant cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure that could ... ( read original story ...)
KODA Joins the Chinatown-International District
DA LI has now completed building KODA Condominium Flats at Fifth and South Main. A growing trend has been residents choosing transit-oriented and walkable urban areas, instead of car-centric suburban ... ( read original story ...)
China’s bizarre move to surface ICBM submarine in Taiwan Strait
Missile submarines are built to be secretive. They submerge to keep their nuclear arsenal safely out of sight. So when one parades itself on the surface, the world pays attention. ( read original story ...)
China Evergrande Group warns it may run out of money
China Evergrande Group (恆大集團), which is struggling under US$310 billion in debt, on Friday said that it might run out of money to “perform its financial obligations” sending Chinese regulators ... ( read original story ...)
Hon Hai reports highest monthly revenue this year
Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (鴻海精密), which assembles Apple Inc’s iPads and iPhones, yesterday reported that its consolidated revenue last month was the highest in 11 months and had increased 12.86 ... ( read original story ...)
Ian Easton On Taiwan: Miracles vs Menace
Do you remember where you were last year at this time? Do you remember what it was like? Here in the leafy suburbs of Washington, D.C., we were in lock-down mode. The streets were bleak and empty. ( read original story ...)
Group walks for 30 hours to protest nuclear power
A group of 21 people demonstrating against nuclear power completed their march in Taipei yesterday after beginning it in New Taipei City’s Gongliao District (貢寮) the day before. They were joined by ... ( read original story ...)
Tata’s chip making plan may hit silicon wafers import walls on surging global shortage: Report
The Tata Group is reportedly in discussions with several states to identify the land to build a USD 300 million chip making unit. According to reports.. ( read original story ...)
Exaggerating risks in region is a US “trick” to strengthen hegemony
The Chinese mainland will not take the initiative to take military action against the island of Taiwan, but if secessionist forces on the island cross the red line, the mainland is sure and capable of ... ( read original story ...)
US risks triggering a crisis with Taiwan card: China Daily editorial
To serve its needs to instigate geopolitical competition against China and contain China's rise and development, the United States is fond of playing the "Taiwan card". The current administration ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s Foreign Minister warns China’s military expansionism could lead to World War III
In an exclusive interview with Sky News Australia, Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu has issued a startling warning of the emerging military crisis with China. ( read original story ...)
If Taiwan ‘suffers militarily’ the whole world will be impacted
If Taiwan “suffers militarily” the whole world will feel the impact, according to Taiwan’s Minister for Foreign Affairs Joseph Wu. “Taiwan has a tremendous value in the international community,” Mr Wu ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s first home-made submarine may be ready a year ahead of schedule
A ‘keel-laying’ ceremony held last month marked the end of the first phase of construction of the Indigenous Defence Submarine. ( read original story ...)
Caught between politics and the pandemic, a few kilometres from China, Taiwan’s Kinmen island rethinks its economy
On the Taiwanese island of Kinmen, 63-year-old Wu Tseng-dong – Maestro Wu as he brands himself – is beating swords into ploughshares, as the Bible teaches. Or to be exact, artillery shells into ... ( read original story ...)