China Turns Up the Heat on Taiwan With Live-Fire Drills
China's live-fire military drills heighten regional tensions, particularly following a series of record-setting military activities aimed at Taiwan. [ more ]
South Africa asks Taiwan to move embassy out of capital DW 10/18/2024
South Africa has requested Taiwan to relocate its liaison office to emphasize non-diplomatic ties, reflecting challenges in international recognition. [ more ]
China Turns Up the Heat on Taiwan With Live-Fire Drills
China's live-fire military drills heighten regional tensions, particularly following a series of record-setting military activities aimed at Taiwan. [ more ]
South Africa asks Taiwan to move embassy out of capital DW 10/18/2024
South Africa has requested Taiwan to relocate its liaison office to emphasize non-diplomatic ties, reflecting challenges in international recognition. [ more ]
Why are some Taiwanese afraid of giving legislators more power?
Controversial reforms to Taiwan's government oversight laws may jeopardize national security, sparking intense debate and a pivotal court ruling. [ more ]
Why are some Taiwanese afraid of giving legislators more power?
Controversial reforms to Taiwan's government oversight laws may jeopardize national security, sparking intense debate and a pivotal court ruling. [ more ]
AI's energy appetite has Taiwan reconsidering nuclear option
Taiwan may reconsider its nuclear energy strategy due to rising electricity demands from AI and semiconductor industries, amidst safety and public consensus concerns. [ more ]
From solitary confinement in China to self-exile in Taiwan: Inside a Hong Kong bookshop owner's fight to keep the free press alive
Lam Wing-kee continues to promote freedom and democracy through his bookstore in Taipei, despite facing financial difficulties and the challenges of selling politically sensitive literature. [ more ]
Foreign Office asked for UK visit by Taiwan ex-president to be deferred' to not anger China
The UK Foreign Office postponed a visit by former Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen to avoid jeopardizing an upcoming trip to China by the foreign secretary. [ more ]
Foreign Office asked for UK visit by Taiwan ex-president to be deferred' to not anger China
The UK Foreign Office postponed a visit by former Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen to avoid jeopardizing an upcoming trip to China by the foreign secretary. [ more ]
Hochul admin establishing Taiwan ties in wake of indictment of alleged Chinese spy
Hochul's administration is set to open a trade office in Taiwan amidst espionage accusations against a former staffer related to Taiwan's sovereignty. [ more ]
The world's largest chipmaker TSMC is about to be tested as it uses more and more power
TSMC faces challenges in achieving growth due to Taiwan's limited electricity supply and increasing energy demands from semiconductor production. [ more ]
The world's largest chipmaker TSMC is about to be tested as it uses more and more power
TSMC faces challenges in achieving growth due to Taiwan's limited electricity supply and increasing energy demands from semiconductor production. [ more ]
Taiwan Makes the Majority of the World's Computer Chips. Now It's Running Out of Electricity
Taiwan's dependency on imported fossil fuels and insufficient renewable energy development threatens its future as a chip manufacturing leader. [ more ]
Two killed as weird' Typhoon Krathon crashes into southwestern Taiwan
Typhoon Krathon caused significant damage in Taiwan, claiming lives and disrupting daily operations, illustrating the storm's unusual path and intensity. [ more ]
2 Killed as Typhoon Krathon Drenches Taiwan Before Landfall
Typhoon Krathon caused two deaths and over 120 injuries in Taiwan, leading to extensive flooding and landslides, with significant rainfall recorded. [ more ]
Typhoon Krathon: Taiwan braces for torrential rain DW 10/02/2024
Taiwan declared a day off in preparation for Typhoon Krathon, which brings the potential for severe weather, including strong winds and heavy rain. [ more ]
Two killed as weird' Typhoon Krathon crashes into southwestern Taiwan
Typhoon Krathon caused significant damage in Taiwan, claiming lives and disrupting daily operations, illustrating the storm's unusual path and intensity. [ more ]
2 Killed as Typhoon Krathon Drenches Taiwan Before Landfall
Typhoon Krathon caused two deaths and over 120 injuries in Taiwan, leading to extensive flooding and landslides, with significant rainfall recorded. [ more ]
Typhoon Krathon: Taiwan braces for torrential rain DW 10/02/2024
Taiwan declared a day off in preparation for Typhoon Krathon, which brings the potential for severe weather, including strong winds and heavy rain. [ more ]
Taiwan: 'Weird' Typhoon Krathon lands on west coast DW 10/03/2024
Typhoon Krathon caused widespread disruption in Taiwan with strong winds, torrential rain, and significant casualties, leading to the closure of businesses and flights. [ more ]
Taiwan: 'Weird' Typhoon Krathon lands on west coast DW 10/03/2024
Typhoon Krathon caused widespread disruption in Taiwan with strong winds, torrential rain, and significant casualties, leading to the closure of businesses and flights. [ more ]
Tracking the exploding pagers used in apparent Israeli attack on Hezbollah
Hsu Ching-kuang's company faces scrutiny after pagers linked to deadly Hezbollah attacks were traced back to Gold Apollo, despite Hsu's denials of involvement. [ more ]
Tracking the exploding pagers used in apparent Israeli attack on Hezbollah
Hsu Ching-kuang's company faces scrutiny after pagers linked to deadly Hezbollah attacks were traced back to Gold Apollo, despite Hsu's denials of involvement. [ more ]
Taiwan dragged into Middle East politics after deadly pager blasts
Gold Apollo denies involvement in manufacturing pagers linked to explosions in Lebanon, distancing itself from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. [ more ]