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During a controversial visit to China, the leader of Taiwan's opposition party advocates for diplomacy as an effective deterrent while Taiwan seeks to expand its military defenses with a budget of <strong>40 billion dollars</strong>. These remarks come amid escalating tensions between the two sides.
U.S. Senator <strong>Jim Banks</strong> urged Taiwan's parliament to expedite the long-stalled defense budget during a meeting with President <strong>Tsai Ing-wen</strong> in <strong>Taipei</strong>. This move is crucial to send a strong message to China and the international community amidst rising threats from Beijing.
Taiwanese opposition leader Cheng Li-wen emphasized during her visit to Shanghai that Taiwan can benefit from China's use of artificial intelligence. Her remarks came during a visit to the Meituan headquarters, where she was welcomed by the company's founder, Wang Xing.
The U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran has raised serious questions about the U.S. military's ability to address multiple challenges, particularly regarding Taiwan's defense against a potential Chinese attack. Iran's success in diminishing the effectiveness of the U.S. Fifth Fleet highlights new military challenges.
The leader of Taiwan's opposition, <strong>Tsai Ing-wen</strong>, has called for enhanced peace with China while her party, the <strong>Democratic Progressive Party</strong>, is absent from defense talks in Taipei. This appeal comes amid rising tensions between the two sides, raising questions about the future of Taiwan-China relations.
In a historic visit to Nanjing, Taiwanese Kuomintang leader, Cheng Li-wen, called for strengthening relations with Beijing. This visit comes at a sensitive time as tensions rise between Taiwan and China.
During a memorial for revolutionary leader Sun Yat-sen in Nanjing, Taiwanese opposition leader Cheng Li-wen accused Japanese imperial forces of fragmenting China from Taiwan. Her remarks highlighted Taiwan's colonial history following China's defeat in the First Sino-Japanese War.
Taiwan's foreign reserves experienced their largest monthly drop since 2011 in March, as the central bank sold U.S. dollars to stabilize the local currency amid capital outflows driven by the war in Iran.
During a symbolic visit to China, Taiwanese opposition leader Tsai Ing-wen emphasized the importance of reconciliation with Beijing, praising the principles of Kuomintang founder Sun Yat-sen. These statements come at a sensitive time as Chinese military pressure on Taiwan increases.
Cheng Li-wen, leader of the Chinese Nationalist Party, has arrived in China for a historic visit aimed at strengthening ties between Taiwan and Beijing. She hopes to act as a bridge for peace amid rising tensions between the two sides.
Taiwan's opposition leader, <strong>Tsai Ing-wen</strong>, has arrived in China for a rare six-day visit aimed at enhancing relations between the two sides. This visit comes at a sensitive time marked by increasing tensions in the region.
China welcomed the leader of Taiwan's Kuomintang party, marking the first such visit in a decade. This move aims to showcase the possibility of avoiding war in the Taiwan Strait and reducing U.S. arms sales to the island.
Taiwan's opposition leader, <strong>Cheng Li-wen</strong>, has begun her visit to <strong>Shanghai</strong>, aiming to make the Taiwan Strait a safer region. This visit comes at a sensitive time as tensions between Taiwan and China escalate.
The Taiwanese government reports that China is increasingly aiming at Taiwan's semiconductor industry as part of its strategy to avoid global containment. This comes at a time of escalating tensions between Beijing and Taipei.
The Taiwanese opposition leader, <strong>Tsai Ing-wen</strong>, has traveled to China in a historic visit described as a 'journey for peace.' This visit comes at a sensitive time for relations between the two sides amid rising tensions.
In an unprecedented move, the Taiwanese opposition leader visited China, prompting inquiries about the future of relations between the two sides. This visit occurs during a sensitive time as political tensions rise in the region.
The Taiwanese opposition party Kuomintang shows signs of internal division as its leader, <strong>Tsai Ing-wen</strong>, prepares for a visit to China. Disagreements over defense spending and relations with Washington and Beijing raise questions about the party's strategic direction.
The ongoing U.S.-Israeli war against Iran is expected to have significant implications for China's calculations regarding a potential conflict with Taiwan. This situation may reshape Beijing's military strategies and its approach towards the United States.
Taiwan's opposition leader, <strong>Cheng Li-wen</strong>, is set to visit Beijing for six days, aiming to meet with Chinese leader <strong>Xi Jinping</strong>. This visit raises questions about its impact on cross-strait relations during a sensitive time.
The Taiwanese government announced on Monday the redirection of its oil tankers to source crude oil from Saudi Arabia's Red Sea ports. This move aims to mitigate the increasing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising oil prices due to escalating crises in the Middle East.
The Taiwanese opposition leader is set to visit China as pressures from Beijing for 'unification' increase. This visit reflects the opposition party's efforts to enhance relations with China amidst rising tensions.
Moraka Mi Farm, based in Hiroshima, has announced record sales of its 'broccoli sprouts' in Taiwan, with sales doubling annually in the fiscal year 2025. This achievement follows a licensing agreement with Taiwanese company GreenVines in 2021.
The Taiwanese Ministry of Defense has reported that delays in budget approval this year threaten to halt arms purchases worth <strong>NT$78 billion</strong> (approximately <strong>$2.44 billion</strong>), along with training and maintenance. This situation highlights the financial challenges faced by the island in enhancing its defense capabilities.
The largest exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. tracking Asian markets like India and Taiwan experienced record outflows in March. This comes just before a significant rebound in the region's stock markets on April 1.
Beijing seeks to emulate Iran's strategy in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait, which could lead to significant global economic repercussions.
Taiwan's Kuomintang Party leader, <strong>Ching Li-wen</strong>, is set to visit China from April 7 to 12, marking the first visit of a KMT leader to the mainland in a decade. This visit comes at a sensitive time as discussions intensify regarding Taiwan's defense amidst escalating tensions between the United States and China.
Taiwan is facing increasing challenges from foreign governments that classify it as part of China, with pressures mounting after countries like South Korea, Denmark, and Cameroon altered their official categorization of the island.
Several U.S. lawmakers have expressed their support for Taiwan's defense budget, which is facing delays in approval. This backing comes as U.S.-China relations experience increasing tensions.
China is seeking to capitalize on the chaos in the United States due to the Middle Eastern conflict to bolster its plans for annexing Taiwan. This move is part of a new Chinese strategy aimed at leveraging international conditions to its advantage.
A magnitude <strong>5 Richter</strong> earthquake struck the island of Taiwan early this morning, causing concern among residents. So far, there have been no reports of significant damage.