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: An American scholar has refuted President Donald Trump’s assertion that Taiwan has “taken” America’s chip industry, emphasizing that the United States and Taiwan function as strategic partners rather than

Taipei: President Lai Ching-te on Sunday expressed his condolences over the death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, calling the South Carolina lawmaker “a true friend of Taiwan” and an unwavering

Manila: Taiwan donated US$200,000 to the Philippines on Friday to support recovery efforts following a devastating magnitude 7.8 earthquake that caused widespread destruction in Mindanao early last month. Taiwan representative

Phoenix: Taiwan will open a representative office in Phoenix, Arizona, to strengthen exchanges with the United States in economics, technology, education, and supply chain cooperation, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Taipei: The Legislative Yuan on Friday referred four competing bills on procuring domestically produced drones to committee review, setting up a battle that will focus mainly on how the government

Taipei: The government failed once again on Friday to secure legislative confirmation of three nominees for Central Election Commission (CEC) commissioners, following the Legislature’s rejection of three previous candidates in