After a phone call and some tweets, Taiwan is back in the news. Now seems like the perfect time to write about the enforcement of intellectual property rights on the island. Taiwan, the unassuming …
Japan protests after China military jet locks radar on Japanese aircraft
TOKYO (AP) — Japan and Australia urged calm on Sunday after Chinese military aircraft locked radar on Japanese fighter jets, a month after the Japanese leader’s recent remarks on Taiwan that stirred …
Concerns mount in Japan over business effects of prolonged Japan-China friction
TOKYO: With one month having passed since Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi made a remark in the Diet about a possible Taiwan contingency, concerns are growing over prolonged friction between Japan and …
Japan and Australia urge calm after Chinese radar locks on Japanese jets
Japan and Australia urged calm on Sunday after Chinese military aircraft locked radar on Japanese fighter jets, a month after the Japanese leader’s recent remarks on Taiwan that stirred tensions …
Japan frustrated at Trump administration’s silence over row with China
Tokyo asks US to be more vocal in its support after Beijing reacted furiously to prime minister’s comments about Taiwan …
Nvidia vs Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing: Which Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock Is a Better Buy Right Now?
Both semiconductor stocks have experienced significant growth over the past few years. Nvidia’s stock price has climbed over 900% over the last three years, while TSMC’s stock is up a respectable 250% …
China in diplomatic push to isolate Japan in feud over Taiwan issue
No end in sight to spat between Japan and China over Taiwan, as neither Tokyo nor Beijing shows signs of backing down.
Myanmar’s criticism of Takaichi signals ‘loyalty’ to China ahead of election
A junta spokesman slammed the Japanese prime minister’s comments on Taiwan, saying Tokyo had not shown remorse for its ‘crimes’ in Asia.
‘Food should have no borders’: China-Japan spat hits Beijing’s Japanese restaurants as cancellations surge
Analysts warned the dispute sparked by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan could persist, leaving ordinary people to navigate the resulting uncertainty.
Lessons from Japan’s efforts to wean itself off Chinese rare earths
Last month Takaichi Sanae, Japan’s prime minister, said that an invasion of Taiwan could cross the threshold that requires a military response by Japan. That triggered an uproar from China, which cut …