Taipei: Taiwan’s current political deadlock reflects institutional weaknesses that were largely obscured during years of unified government, a U.S. scholar said Wednesday at a symposium in Taipei. Kharis Templeman, a

Taipei: Panama’s National Assembly on Tuesday established an interparliamentary friendship group with Taiwan’s Legislature, a move welcomed by Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung as an opportunity to facilitate bilateral exchanges and

Taipei: Taiwan and the United States need to prepare for a crisis triggered by China’s intensifying gray-zone pressure rather than focus only on deterring a full-scale conflict, a Stanford University

Taipei: Taipei prosecutors have questioned an aide in connection with the disappearance of Chang Chun-chieh, the office manager for indicted Legislator Kao Chin Su-mei. Chang reportedly jumped bail shortly after

Taipei: Japan and Taiwan both face a growing Chinese military threat and should continue to strengthen their defensive capabilities to safeguard their democratic systems, visiting China-born Japanese lawmaker Hei Seki

Taipei: President Lai Ching-te on Wednesday expressed gratitude to Palau for its unwavering support for Taiwan’s international presence amidst evolving geopolitical dynamics while accepting the credentials of Gaafar Uherbelau, Palau’s

Taipei: Taiwan’s increasing defense strategies may be aiming to send a reassuring message to the United States rather than serve as a deterrent to Beijing, according to a discussion by

Taipei: Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Lin Tai-hua, who was indicted last year over false expense claims, was charged on Wednesday with embezzling over NT$13.79 million (US$438,492) in campaign funds.