A new ferry line connecting Keelung, a port city in northeastern Taiwan, with the southern Japanese island of Ishigaki set out on its maiden voyage
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Why Jensen Huang Keeps Returning to the ‘Epicenter of the AI Revolution’
On May 25, 2023, Nvidia’s market capitalization soared by $184 billion, one of the largest single-day increases in the history of the U.S. stock
Lisa Su Visits China and Taiwan
Lisa Su spent the past week visiting China and Taiwan, highlighting the role that AMD will play in the next stage of AI development. During the
Key Taiwan Opposition Figure Calls on President Lai to Reach Out to Trump
A leading figure in Taiwan’s main opposition party called on President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) to proactively pursue a phone call with Donald Trump,
Hundreds Rally in Taipei Against Defense Budget Cuts as Chinese Invasion Fears Grow
“This is not called peace, this is called surrender!” political leaders and activists shouted in central Taipei’s bustling shopping district on May
Taiwan’s President Marks Two Years in Office Amid Gridlock and Divided Public Opinion
Taiwan’s president, Lai Ching-te (賴清德), on Wednesday reiterated that China is Taiwan’s main external threat, repeating a line that has become central
Has Taiwan’s President Crossed the Median Line for the Last Time?
It’s August 23, 2026. Taiwan’s president, Lai Ching-te (賴清德), is in a plane flying across the strait to the small island of Kinmen, just a couple of
Taiwan Defense Special Budget: Where Next
Taiwan’s opposition parties passed a special defense budget on Friday. Initial reactions were predictably polarized. But now that the dust has
Taiwan High-Speed Rail Breach Reveals Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities
Taiwan faces relentless cyber pressure, with China-linked actors launching 2.63 million intrusion attempts against Taiwan’s critical infrastructure
Taiwan’s Legislature Passes Reduced Special Defense Budget
Taiwan’s opposition-dominated legislature on Friday approved a special defense budget worth 780 billion New Taiwan dollars ($24.8 billion), rejecting
Ukraine and Iran Show Taiwan Needs More Drones, Says Pottinger
Taiwan can take some confidence from lessons from Ukraine and Iran, former Deputy National Security Advisor Matt Pottinger said in Taipei on
Taiwan Opposition Offers Little Ground on Defense Spending Ahead of Friday’s Vote
Taiwan’s opposition parties on Friday jointly proposed a $780 billion New Taiwan dollar ($24.8 billion) defense procurement bill that competes with











