Taiwan’s National Science and Technology Council announced the location of the national launch site on March 26. The launch site will be Taiwan’s
Are Taiwanese NGOs Feeling the Freeze?
Following Elon Musk’s slash and burn of U.S. foreign aid spending — which ushered in Donald Trump’s second term — the U.S. “quietly unfroze” about
The ‘Taiwan Representatives’ Handpicked by China at the Two Sessions
At China’s annual Two Sessions, a group of so-called representatives of “Taiwan Province” were handpicked by Beijing. Who are they, and what do they
China Stages Military Drills Near Taiwan
China carried out a military exercise near southern Taiwan on Wednesday, conducting a “joint combat readiness patrol” about 40 nautical miles
Kosovo Defense Minister: Kosovo and Taiwan Could Cooperate on Defense
The defense minister of Kosovo said today there are a lot of opportunities for Taiwan and Kosovo to cooperate together in defense, as well as other
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry Confirms Arms Sale Talks With the U.S.
Taiwan’s Ministry of Defense has confirmed that it is in negotiations with the United States for military purchases potentially worth $10
AIT Chair Fired?
Laura Rosenberger, a key China advisor to former president Joe Biden, is no longer listed as chair of the de facto U.S. embassy in
Taiwan Investigating Damage to Two More Internet Cables
Two undersea cables connecting Taiwan to the offshore island Matsu Islands were disconnected due to unknown reasons early Wednesday morning, Taiwan’s
Pence: America Stands With Taiwan
“Abandoning Taiwan and allowing it to fall into the hands of the Chinese Communist Party would not only betray our values, it would also endanger the
Taiwan to the Moon
The last time Japanese company ispace tried to land on the Moon the mission ended sharply and suddenly after the spacecraft lost its bearings due to a
How Does Taiwan’s President Want to Be Seen Internationally?
Who is Taiwanese president Lai Ching-te (賴清德)? What phrase do journalists reach for to describe him? If you regularly read coverage
Carter’s Complex Legacy: The U.S. President Who Chose Beijing Over Taipei
Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president, passed away peacefully on December 29 at the age of 100. As the last remaining leader from the Cold War era,