Taiwan

‘We Remain in Crisis’

Dozens of people gathered in the rain at a candlelight vigil organized by Hong Kong exiles in Taipei to mark the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen

For Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文), a trip to the U.K. was a homecoming of sorts. The former Taiwanese president completed her Ph.D. at the London School of

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang made a cinematic entrance at the Computex AI exhibition yesterday as he jogged onto the stage of the Taipei Music

Five years ago, netizens in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand and later, Myanmar, converged over internet drama and a love of milk tea. The result was an

1. U.S.: Bipartisan Delegation Visits Taiwan, U.S. House of Representatives Passes Two Taiwan-Related Bills, Continued Efforts to Push for Taiwan’s

For a nation under threat of invasion, Taiwan’s confidence in its armed forces is remarkably low. Only 14% of Taiwanese have “strong confidence” in

Scores of elder Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) supporters in Taipei’s Daan District have signed a petition to recall the district’s KMT legislator,

Semiconductors Taiwan’s Ministry of Justice’s Investigation Bureau is investigating whether China’s top semiconductor manufacturer, Semiconductor

Read the first part about the impact of USAID cuts on Taiwan’s ability to project soft power here. When a 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar late

Read part two about how Taiwan gives humanitarian aid as a rich but politically isolated country here. The Trump administration has cut around 80%

The threat of Donald Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs of as much as 32% on Taiwanese goods is roiling Taiwan’s aquaculture industry. Taiwan’s fish

Over 1 million people cruised into the Taiwanese beach town of Kenting last weekend to attend the Taiwan Music Festival. It is the unofficial