Taiwan

When Taiwan’s Chinese Disinformation Fears Go Too Far

“The Ugly Side of Eswatini-Taiwan Relations.” That was the title of an article by James Baron published in The Diplomat on April 22. Baron knew

The leader of Taiwan’s main opposition party said on Wednesday that the topic of continued American arms sales to Taiwan did not come up in her

The American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan published its annual white paper today, outlining policy recommendations for Taipei and Washington to

Persistent uncertainty is the new normal in Taiwan. A month after the Trump-Xi summit, Washington’s longstanding policy of strategic ambiguity toward

Last week, President Donald Trump’s administration announced a sweeping new legal regime for tariffs on countries across the world, citing forced

Chinese maritime law enforcement operations around Taiwan escalated to a new and concerning level this week. China announced a “special

After a deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake hit the southern Philippines on Monday, Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) offered condolences. “Taiwan

There is no reason why ethnic Chinese can’t have as much influence in the U.S. as Jewish people, Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文), chairwoman of the Chinese

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,

Taiwan’s drone industry has been experiencing an export-driven surge lately, driven in part by the promise that it can provide an alternative for

Semiconductors and Artificial Intelligence Semiconductor chief executives descended on Taiwan late last month for Computex and other meetings. In

Taiwanese society is heavily divided on one of its hottest political topics: increasing defense spending. New public opinion polling by the