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Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te visited the Pearl Harbor National Memorial in Hawaii and paid homage to those who perished during the 1941 attack during his visit to Hawaii.

Early morning lows were about 15°C to 19°C, with daytime highs forecast to hit 24°C to 26°C in eastern Taiwan and 26°C to 28°C in the west. Daytime highs are forecast to reach 20°C to 23°C in the outlying Penghu County, 16°C to 24°C in Kinmen County and 16°C to 20°C in Lienchiang County (Matsu), ...

The project will be completed in three years. Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), through its flagship fund Copenhagen Infrastructure V, has signed a corporate power purchase agreement for its ...

Beijing vowed a ‘resolute’ response to the $385 million deal and condemned President Lai Ching-te’s visit to Hawaii.

(Reuters) -China vowed "resolute countermeasures" on Sunday to a recently approved U.S. arms sale to Taiwan, and complained to the U.S. for arranging for the democratically governed island's president to transit through U.S. territory.

China has sent officials to the Russian central bank to study the effects of Western sanctions for a better understanding of how it would be affected if it were to invade Taiwan.

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has arrived in the US state of Hawaii for a two-day visit, drawing a furious reaction from China. The trip is being billed as a stopover as part of a Pacific tour, but comes amid long-running tensions between the US and China and growing concerns about the possibility of conflict over ...

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te is defying China by traveling to the U.S. and entering into a $385 million arms deal.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te’s brief stop in Hawaii may have appeared understated – no formal US reception, no grand speeches – but its implications extend far beyond floral wreaths and banquets. On his way to the Marshall Islands,

A Chinese invasion of Taiwan would turn on seizing a major port facility. Taiwan has the tactics and weapons to make that a lot harder.

War has no winners and peace is priceless, Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Saturday in Hawaii after visiting a memorial to the attack on Pearl Harbor on a trip to the United States that has angered Beijing.

By Angie Teo, Ann Wang and David Brunnstrom (Reuters) -Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te began a two-day U.S. stopover in Hawaii on Saturday as part of a Pacific tour after declaring his democratically governed island a key force for promoting global peace and stability.

An interagency group set up in the wake of the Ukraine invasion has been reporting back to Beijing with lessons it can use in case of war and Western penalties.