The first-ever direct commercial flight between Taiwan and Washington, DC took off from Taoyuan airport outside of Taipei on Friday morning, marking a
China Thwarted in Classified Wargames, Says Former U.S. Official
China’s efforts to capture Taiwan are “consistently thwarted” in war games run by the U.S. Department of Defense, according to a former U.S.
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Liam Quinn remembers Computex before the AI boom, when it was a geekier, more modest affair, trafficking in consumer electronics and the occasional
KMT Chair Fires Back at Coverage of U.S. Trip, Says Arms Sale Not Discussed
The leader of Taiwan’s main opposition party said on Wednesday that the topic of continued American arms sales to Taiwan did not come up in her
Congress Pushes for China-Free Magnets
Last October, Beijing introduced a new regime of restrictions on the export of rare earth metals, expanding its repertoire of economic statecraft into
Here’s Where Taiwan’s Trade Stands Amid Shifting Tariff Regime
Last week, President Donald Trump’s administration announced a sweeping new legal regime for tariffs on countries across the world, citing forced
Jensen Huang Ducks Senate Hearing on AI
The United States Senate Banking Committee will convene a hearing this Thursday focusing on AI development and the U.S. tech rivalry with China. But
Stephen Curry’s $400 Million Shoe Deal Linked to Forced Labor
In June 2021, two U.S. lawmakers sent a letter to Chris Paul, president of the NBA Players Association, highlighting recent reporting on the league’s
Tiananmen Square Memorial Museum Vandalized Ahead of Anniversary
The June Fourth Memorial Museum in El Monte, California was broken into and vandalized over the weekend, museum co-founder Wang Dan (王丹) said earlier
Thunder Tiger’s Drones Cast Doubt on Non-Red Supply Chain
Taiwan’s drone industry has been experiencing an export-driven surge lately, driven in part by the promise that it can provide an alternative for
Cheng Li-wun Goes to Washington
In February, a bipartisan group of 37 U.S. lawmakers sent a letter to senior Taiwanese politicians expressing concern about Taiwan’s inability to pass
Taiwan Opposition Leader’s U.S. ‘Peace Mission’ Draws Mixed Views at Home
In April, Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文) of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) traveled to Beijing to meet with China’s president, Xi Jinping (習近平),