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Where the U.S. and China Stand on AI Safety

The U.S. and China will discuss artificial intelligence safety in mid-September, Reuters reported, following up on a May agreement to “start talking”

China has passed a series of amendments to its National Defense Mobilization Law, bringing more clarity to how the country would enlist the help of

Foreign Minister Lin Taiwan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍), visited Palau last week for the annual meeting of the Pacific

China said that it carried out a “track 1.5 dialogue” with the U.S. in Beijing on August 25. That’s not what really happened. The event in

Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong (黃之鋒) pleaded guilty to charges under Hong Kong’s national security legislation on Wednesday. Wong is facing a

Semiconductors and Artificial Intelligence Semicon Taiwan, one of the world’s largest semiconductor trade shows, kicked off on Monday and has

As much as skyrocketing AI demand has been a boon for Taiwanese tech, it has also put stress on the system. “The whole world is here to have a

Security guards at the Chinese Embassy in London appeared to threaten protesters outside of their premises with electroshock weapons. A video

Two of China’s most senior military officials have been removed from the country’s top military body, as well as its Communist Party-controlled

Taiwanese people tend to be pessimistic about the economy. From the mid-2000s to the mid-2010s, economic approval numbers hovered around 10%,

The U.S. State Department has publicly declared two Americans as being wrongfully detained by China just weeks before Xi Jinping’s visit to

Four lawmakers have reintroduced a bill targeting China’s role in the fentanyl crisis, as Congress attempts to shape U.S. priorities ahead of Xi