Locals, as well as Taipei's Communications Commission, said Chinese fishing vessels or sand dredgers -- which often drop anchor or scrape the seabed in Taiwanese waters -- may have done the damage.
Mass Disruption In Taipei Averted As China Dials Back On ‘No Fly Zone’
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Macron stands by Taiwan comments after backlash as Germany’s top diplomat embarks on ‘damage control’ in China trip
The French leader also said he shared a vision of an “open Indo-Pacific region” with President Joe Biden, even if they each had their own approach on China.
From night markets to nature: The vacationer’s guide to Taipei 2023
It’s easy and convenient to enter Taipei from the Philippines. Cebu Pacific Airlines, Philippine Airlines, and AirAsia offer discounted direct flights if you purchase early. New Taiwan Dollar (NT) = ...
Vci Global Limited IPOs Tomorrow, Here’s What You Need To Know
IPO will take place April, 13 on the NASDAQ exchange under the ticker VCIG. The company is offering shares at an expected price between $4.00 and $6.00 per share with an insider lock-up period of 180 ...
US Is Buying Chipmaking Machines From Taiwan More Than Ever
Dies Taiwan, a global hub for silicon fabrication advances, saw its chipmaking machine exports to the US rise 42.6% in March from a year earlier, reaching a new high of $71.3 million, according to ...
US and Taiwan’s relationship has never been stronger: Enes Kanter Freedom
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom discusses why U.S. support for Taiwan is so important on ‘Fox News @ Night.’
China spearheads AI regulation after playing catchup to ChatGPT
China’s cyberspace agency wants to ensure AI will not attempt to ‘undermine national unity’ or ‘split the country’.
UPDATE 1-Taiwan says China’s no-fly zone will affect around 33 flights
China's plan to set up a no-fly zone to the north of Taiwan on April 16 will affect about 33 flights, Taiwan's official Central News Agency (CNA) reported, citing the island's transport minister, Wang ...
CEOs are underplaying chances of attack on Taiwan, warns US lawmaker
“There’s just a tendency to discount the idea that Xi Jinping would make a move on Taiwan, because they think it would be so economically disastrous for him,” said Gallagher. “They think Xi thinks ...
Why China Won’t Invade Taiwan Anytime Soon
China’s President Xi Jinping has gone further than his predecessors in declaring that Taiwan will be returned to the People’s Republic of China by any means necessary, and President Joe Biden has said ...
China’s war games in Taiwan hone military strengths but reveal restraint
But after President Tsai Ing-wen met Speaker Kevin McCarthy in California last week, China’s military response was more narrowly defined. The People’s Liberation Army mainly practised preventing ...
Taipei University of Business becomes the new training ground for Southeast Asia’s future business leaders
The Southeast Asian market has been outstanding lately, with the demand for talent continuing to strengthen. Taipei University of Business, the island's first business university, has multiple ...
Canadian parliamentarians visit Taiwan in united show of support in face of Chinese aggression
sparking fears of an invasion of Taiwan and broader war. The visit also coincides with reports of Chinese interference and espionage campaigns in Canada, including alleged attempts to influence ...
Mainland China launches probe into Taiwan’s ‘trade barriers’ affecting 2,400 products
China’s Ministry of Commerce said on Wednesday it had launched an investigation into Taiwan’s restrictive trade measures against 2,455 mainland products amid growing cross-strait tensions.
Beijing backs down from Taipei FIR restriction
The Chinese Civil Aviation Administration on Tuesday notified the Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) that it would set up a flight restriction zone within the Taipei FIR to engage in “aeronautic activities” between 9am and 2pm from Sunday to Tuesday next week,