A Chinese historical war film depicting the Qing dynasty’s 17th-century conquest of Taiwan has been pulled from cinemas just days before its scheduled
Taiwan’s Government Won’t Say Who Owns the Batanes Islands
Taiwan’s government won’t say who owns the Batanes islands. The Batanes islands are a small archipelago in the Bashi strait between Taiwan and
China Lands Rocket First Stage for the First Time
China successfully landed the first stage of an orbital rocket for the first time on July 10, marking a great leap forward in the country’s space
Why Taiwan Is Treating Drug Smuggling as a Security Threat
Taiwan said it investigated 399 drug smuggling cases in the first half of the year and seized more than 20 tons of illegal drugs and precursor
Taiwan’s Main Opposition Party Faces an Identity Crisis
Taiwan’s main opposition Chinese Nationalist Party, or KMT, is facing a trust issue in Washington, as an internal rift widens between its pro-China
Confirmed: KMT Chairwoman Did Not Meet With Senator
Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文), the chairwoman of the Chinese Nationalist Party, or KMT, said that she met with Senator Steve Daines during her recent trip to
Legislative Speaker Leads Cross-Party Delegation to Washington
The speaker of Taiwan’s legislature, Han Kuo-yu (韓國瑜), is in Washington this week leading a cross-party delegation to reinforce ties with U.S.
Hong Kong Is Torturing Jimmy Lai
Jimmy Lai (黎智英) is a 78-year-old man now living his remaining years in prison in Hong Kong. He was jailed for political crimes, introduced under the
American Chamber of Commerce Says the U.S. and Taiwan Have Entered a ‘Golden Age’ of Economic Relations
The American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan published its annual white paper today, outlining policy recommendations for Taipei and Washington to
One Month After Trump-Xi Summit, Taiwan Faces Rising Doubts Over U.S. Support
Persistent uncertainty is the new normal in Taiwan. A month after the Trump-Xi summit, Washington’s longstanding policy of strategic ambiguity toward
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
Computex Highlights Persistent Chinese Supply Chain in Robotics
Many robots could be spotted competing for eyeballs and internet bandwidth at the Computex trade show in Taipei this week as they picked up boxes,