Seattle:Taiwan’s Presidential Office condemned an alleged case of “transnational repression” following a CBS News report claiming that China has been illegally surveilling the son of President Lai Ching-te in the

Taipei:Leaders of Taiwan’s major political parties spread out across the country on Sunday to support their mayoral and city council candidates ahead of the local elections scheduled for November 28.

Guatemala City:Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung, accompanied by Guatemalan President Bernardo Ar©valo, visited several Taiwan-funded projects in Guatemala, including an upgraded international airport and a planned cancer hospital, as part

Phoenix:Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung arrived in the city to oversee the opening of Taiwan’s new representative office, the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Phoenix, Arizona, part of a three-day

Maryland:Fundamental differences between the United States and China make resolving major disputes challenging, presenting an opportunity for Taiwan to enhance economic and security ties with Washington, according to China expert

Taipei:Taiwan’s Coast Guard Administration (CGA) has confirmed the deployment of three patrol vessels to monitor three Chinese ships in the waters where Taiwan‚¬Å¡¬‚¬Å¾¢s and the Philippines’ exclusive economic zones (EEZ)

Manila:A patrol vessel donated by Taiwan’s Coast Guard Administration (CGA) has been commissioned into the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). This transfer was facilitated by the Manila-based We Protect Our Seas

Kaohsiung:Candidates in Taiwan’s upcoming November 28 local elections stepped up their campaigns over the weekend in key cities such as Kaohsiung, New Taipei, and Taichung.

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