Taiwanese authorities on Sunday held a Chinese man who entered Taiwan's territorial waters in a small rubber dingy in search of 'freedom and democracy'. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s war games begin with response to simulated PLA biochemical attack
Taiwan has kicked off its most important annual war games to test the defence capabilities of its forces in the event of conflict with mainland China. The five-day Han Kuang live-fire drills began on ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Is Arming Itself To Beat A Chinese Invasion. Some New Weapons Are Better Than Others.
The Taiwanese defense ministry is asking lawmakers for $17 billion dollars for 2022. That record budget, accounting for 2.3 percent of the country’s gross domestic product, represents a five-percent ... ( read original story ...)
Avant-Gardes and Friends: What to See in Taipei
Courtesy The Cube Project Space, Taipei It’s the first of all of these (the structures bit) that lies at the heart of Subterranean – Taiwanese Art Collectives 1980–2000 (centred on Taipei and the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan begins 5 days of war games with simulated biochemical attack
Taiwan on Monday began a series of military exercises that will run for most of this week and test the island's defenses during a mock confrontation with China. ( read original story ...)
What the U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan Means for Taiwan
But despite what recent feverish discussion in foreign policy and military circles is suggesting, the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan isn’t one of them. Some critics of President Biden’s decision to ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese man enters Taiwan territorial waters in search of
Taiwanese authorities on Sunday held a Chinese man who entered Taiwan territorial waters in a small rubber dingy in search of freedom and democracy ... ( read original story ...)
ITRI Provides Resources for Innovative IC Design Startups in Taiwan with Arm
Taiwan is a hub for global semiconductor manufacturing. To promote the local IC design startups, the Industrial Development Bureau (IDB) under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) is supporting the ... ( read original story ...)
Chanthu unleashes heavy rains and winds on Taipei
Typhoon Chanthu unleashed its full power on Taiwan's capital city of Taipei, bringing strong winds and heavy rain on Sept. 12. ( read original story ...)
Memorial hall a mirror of Taipei’s values: commission
The way a nation utilizes the heart of its capital reflects its values, the Transitional Justice Commission said in its proposal for transforming Taipei’s Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, asking what ... ( read original story ...)
China taking advantage of Honduras vote, Taipei says
Taiwan on Friday accused China of seeking to use the Honduran election to “create controversy” and undermine Taiwan’s long-standing ties with the country, saying it would strive to win support for ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese State Media Warns of ‘Severe’ Military Measures if Taiwan Office in U.S. Changes Name
"The Chinese mainland will have to take severe economic and military measures to combat the arrogance of the U.S. and the island of Taiwan." ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. reportedly considering Taipei’s proposal to add ‘Taiwan’ to name of Washington office
The name change would assuredly anger Communist-led mainland China, which views the democratic, self-ruled island as part of its sovereign territory. ( read original story ...)
Typhoon Chanthu drenches Taiwan with up to 5 inches of rain
Typhoon Chanthu drenched Taiwan on Sunday as the storm’s center passed the island’s east coast, but no injuries were reported. Airline flights and train service were suspended Saturday as the storm ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan cancels flights as weakened Typhoon Chanthu approaches
Typhoon Chanthu weakened on Saturday as it approached Taiwan’s eastern coast and was unlikely to make landfall, meteorologists said, but strong winds left more than 100 flights and ferries cancelled. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan cancels airline flights as typhoon approaches
Airline flights, ferries and train service were canceled as Typhoon Chanthu roared toward Taiwan on Saturday and authorities warned of high wind and heavy rain along the island's south and east coast. ( read original story ...)