Opening up the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or Centers for Disease Control (CDC) pages on vaccines for COVID-19 will teach a simple fact: Not a single COVID-19 vaccine currently in use has ... ( read original story ...)
Caught on camera: Bridge in Taiwan ripped apart by heavy floods
Dramatic video show heavy flooding ripping apart a bridge in Taiwan. The country has been hit a tropical storm. ( read original story ...)
Spying Gets Craftier as China, Taiwan Lack Exchanges but Use Internet Tools
Espionage between Taiwan and China has grown more sophisticated because of fewer people-to-people exchanges and more use of internet technology, as relations between the two countries remain chilled ... ( read original story ...)
Upset China! Will The US Approve Its First $750 Million Arms Deal With Taiwan?
The Biden administration is likely to approve the first potential arms sale deal to Taiwan, that worth up to $750 million. The agreement may ignite furt ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese pressure sparks debate on Taiwan’s resilience
China’s expanding military provocations toward Taiwan have elevated concern among the United States and its allies that Beijing could be on the verge of using force against the island democracy China ... ( read original story ...)
Dire warning Australia will likely be dragged into a WAR with China over Taiwan as Beijing’s autocrat leader vows to annex the island in his lifetime and the US ‘has to respond’
Pressure is mounting on Australia and fellow 'Quad' members - Japan, India and the US - to keep Beijing's forces at bay as tensions escalate in Taiwan. ( read original story ...)
Miami builder has more homes coming near future Taiwan Semiconductor plant in north Phoenix
More homes are coming near the Taiwan Semiconductor plant in north Phoenix. Here's who bought more lots. #phoenix ... ( read original story ...)
Police seize guns and drugs in New Taipei City raids
Police on Friday seized 24 guns, 1,200 bullet cartridges and narcotics in a series of raids in New Taipei City. A 29-year-old man surnamed Cheng (鄭), who is allegedly a member of the Heavenly Way ... ( read original story ...)
Why the next major war is likely to start in Taiwan
If the United States and China get into a shooting war, there is a good chance it would start in Taiwan, which the Chinese communists view as a renegade province. It’s no secret that China has long ... ( read original story ...)
United States passes bill to support Taiwan’s participation in WHO
The US senate-house on Friday passed a bill to strengthen support for Taiwan to participate in the World Health Organization (WHO). The bill states that the COVID-19 pandemic transcends all borders ... ( read original story ...)
COVID-19: Taipei considers securing its own supply of shots
The Taipei City Government is considering buying COVID-19 vaccines and is to meet within a week to discuss the issue, it said yesterday. Although the central government has nominally obtained 75 ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. Senate passes bill to help Taiwan regain WHO status
The U.S. Senate passed a bill late on Thursday calling on the State Department to submit a plan to help Taiwan regain its observer status at the World Health Organization, one of several U.S. bids to ... ( read original story ...)
China Threatens U.S. Over Taiwan Arms Sale, War Games: ‘Hunting Rifles Ready Against the Wolves’
A $750 million arms sale to Taiwan has provoked outrage in Beijing, where officials promise to respond to new U.S.-led exercises in the region with ‘aircraft carrier killer’ weapons. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Will Fight China in a War For Its Freedom
Taiwan can hold out, given it has the both the political will and military means to fight for its freedom. Donald Trump was never pro-Taiwan. What I mean by that is that he never saw the nation as an ... ( read original story ...)
‘Chinese Taipei’: Taiwan’s Olympic success draws attention to team name
Taiwanese athletes made history at the 2020 Olympics, but the IOC requires Taiwan to compete as "Chinese Taipei" to avoid the ire of Beijing. Some athletes now say they want the name changed. ( read original story ...)
Xinhua Commentary: New U.S. administration playing with fire by selling arms to Taiwan
The U.S. State Department has approved an arms deal with China's Taiwan region worth 750 million U.S. dollars -- the first arms sale to Taiwan by the new U.S. administration. By doing so, the United ... ( read original story ...)