The stock surged as TSMC opened an important new advanced packaging facility in order to meet surging demand for AI chips.
Sunk Costs: The Difficulty of Using Sanctions to Deter China in a Taiwan Crisis
CSIS experts Gerard DiPippo and Jude Blanchette assess the limits of sanctions on China in a Taiwan crisis. The West should use sanctions early in a crisis and more aggressively than Beijing expects.
Switching from Taiwan to China has led to more exploitation: Interview with Cameroonian scholar Richard Atimniraye Nyelade
Cameroon first established relations with Taiwan upon its independence, later switching to Beijing. While Taiwan remains largely absent today, China dominates in Cameroon yet the relation remains far ...
HK flash mob rallies outside Taipei station
A flash mob of Hong Kongers in Taipei yesterday sang Glory to Hong Kong outside Taipei Railway Station, while urging Taiwanese not to believe Beijing’s promises. The Hong Kong government last week ...
Taiwan tracks Chinese military aircraft, naval ships around nation
Taiwan on Monday tracked 24 Chinese military aircraft and five naval ships between 6 a.m. on Sunday (June 11) and 6 a.m. on Monday (June 12), Taiwan news reported citing the Ministry of National Defense (MND).
Xi Jinping says Beijing will support Honduras’ economy while stressing ‘one-China principle’ as foundation for ties
The Chinese president and his Honduran counterpart Xiomara Castro hold first meeting since Central American nation switched allegiance from Taipei The leaders witness signing of 17 bilateral ...
South Korean, Taiwanese chip manufacturers to get reprieve from US regulations – report
Biden administration officials have indicated that major South Korean and Taiwanese chip manufacturers will still be allowed to operate and expand dealings in China sans sanction ...
Allowing collusion with secessionists ‘not in interests of Europe,’ experts warn, as Taiwan regional officials set off for Europe
The series of visits to Europe by Taiwan regional officials, including the head of its external affairs authority leader Joseph Wu, reflects the anxiety of DPP authorities to seek more "international ...
Why Taiwan Increased Its Chip Export To The US For A Consecutive 26 Months
Flouting the slump in the international semiconductor market, Taiwan increased its export of chips to the US for a consecutive 26 months. According to a Bloomberg report, there is an escalation of 9 ...
Taipei Entrepreneurs Hub Focuses on the Greater Health Industries, Taipei City Government Facilitates Global Talents Matchmaking
The Taipei City Government continues to promote the "Talent Exchange Program" in support of international entrepreneurs collaborating with companies in Taipei. Serving as the international startup ...
U.S. to Allow South Korean, Taiwan Chip Makers to Keep Operations in China
Top semiconductor manufacturers would be allowed to maintain and expand their existing operations in China without U.S. reprisals.
Taiwan extends two-year rise in US chip exports despite weak semiconductor market
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. executives last week signaled that semiconductor demand is likely to improve in the second half of the year, but remains cautious on consumer spending and an ...
Taiwan set to hold rates steady as inflationary pressure eases, exports remain weak: Reuters poll
Taiwan's exports in May fell on an annual basis for a ninth ... reaching billions of people worldwide every day. Reuters provides business, financial, national and international news to professionals ...
Taipei’s Pan leads Canadian Open field into final day at Toronto
Out to end a four-year tile wait, Taiwan golfer C.T. Pan led the Canadian Open by two shots with a day to go at Oakdale near Toronto ...
Taiwan Extends Two-Year Rise in U.S. Chip Exports Despite Downturn
Taiwan’s exports of chips to the U.S. rose for a 26th consecutive month in May, defying a downturn in the global semiconductor market. U.S. purchases of Taiwanese semiconductors increased 9% from a ...
US to sell drones to Taiwan in provocative intelligence-sharing plan
Washington is not only supplying military hardware, as it has done in the past, but drawing Taipei into its framework of military alliances in the Indo-Pacific directed against China.