Polling by pro-government and opposition bodies reflects sanguine attitudes toward tensions across the Taiwan Strait. ( read original story ...)
COP26 | Taiwan’s offshore wind dilemma holds lessons for the world
The island has linked huge growth ambition with high expectations for industrial kick-backs and cheap power – it's a difficult balancing act, writes Tim Ferry ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan asks Australia to support its bid to join CPTPP trade pact
Closer engagement with Taiwan makes sense after Beijing’s boycotts of Australian products, Taipei’s de facto ambassador tells Canberra parliament committee. ( read original story ...)
Chinese forces run beach-storming drills across the water from Taiwan as tensions spike with Taipei
Xi Jinping has also ramped up pressure on the autonomous island with a record-breaking surge of Chinese military aircraft flying nearby ... ( read original story ...)
After Bahrain high, Indian women’s team faces 40th ranked Chinese Taipei
Coming off a 5-0 domination of Bahrain in its previous outing on Sunday, India will enter the match with some confidence and look to build on that big win. ( read original story ...)
Semco, PTSC M&C JV to Delivers Substations for Hai Long Offshore Wind Projects
Semco Maritime and PTSC M&C consortium has been selected by Hai Long Offshore Wind Project in Taiwan as the Preferred Supplier ... ( read original story ...)
Game against Chinese Taipei will be our toughest test, says Thomas Dennerby
After a scintillating victory in the first game in Bahrain the Indian women football team will be looking to build on that result when they come up against C ... ( read original story ...)
Taipei asks Canberra to support its CPTPP bid
SYDNEY: A Taiwan official has asked Australia to support its bid to join the CPTPP pan-Pacific trade pact, which China opposes, saying Taiwan can boost high technology trade flows and demand for ... ( read original story ...)
How to Prevent an Accidental War Over Taiwan
China is demonstrating its ability to conduct military operations against Taiwan at all hours, 365 days of the year. It may also be expanding and routinizing these flights to desensitize Taiwan and ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Asks Australia to Support Regional Trade Bid
A Taiwan official has asked Australia to support its bid to join the CPTPP pan-Pacific trade pact, which China opposes, saying Taiwan can boost high technology trade flows and demand for Australian ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s Gogoro launches battery swapping stations in mainland China
Taiwan based e-mobility company Gogoro has launched its battery swapping system into mainland China in a partnership with two of China’s leading vehicle ... ( read original story ...)
Digital Financial Service Award 2021 Winners Revealed: TPIsoftware Awarded “Recommended Fintech Innovator Award”
With years of commitment in the financial industry, TPIsoftware has been held in high regard by several prominent clients for our extensive hands-on experiences in FinTech and professional services. ( read original story ...)
China urges Australia to drop ‘Cold War mentality’ after ex-PM Abbott visited Taipei, pledged support
China has called on Australia to abandon its "Cold War mentality" and re-evaluate its relationship with Beijing, following former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's visit to Chinese Taipei, ... ( read original story ...)
China says it held beach landing drills in Fujian province opposite Taiwan
China's military said on Monday it had carried out beach landing and assault drills in the province directly across the sea from Taiwan, though it did not link the exercises to current tensions with ... ( read original story ...)
Failure by Taipei to recognise ‘one China’ will lead to trouble
The 110th anniversary of the revolution in 1911 that led to the establishment of the first Chinese republic should have been cause for celebration on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. Instead, the ... ( read original story ...)
As Taiwan tensions grow, US and China seek right decibel
As tensions flare over Taiwan, China and the United States are both trying to lay down firm markers. A crucial question is whether the nuclear-armed powers know what level of pressure is just right. ( read original story ...)