Taiwan will not allow “repeated provocations” from China, the island’s defence minister said on Tuesday, as China’s foreign minister said Taiwan was the “first red line” that must not be crossed in …
In 1st news conference, China minister lashes out at US
In his first news conference since taking office, Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang lashed out at the United States over deteriorating bilateral relations and Washington’s support for Taiwan
Taiwan says won’t allow ‘repeated provocations’ from China, ahead of reported McCarthy meeting
Taiwan will not allow “repeated provocations” from China, the island’s defence minister said on Tuesday, when asked about Beijing’s possible reaction to a reported meeting between Taiwan President …
China would pay a ‘significant price’ if it provides aid to Russia: Dan Hoffman
Former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman weighs in on House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s reported meeting with the president of Taiwan and growing concerns over Russia and China’s relationship on ‘Your World.
The most valuable stock in Thailand is an electric vehicle industry supplier
Delta Electronics Thailand Public Company Limited (OTCPK:DLEGF) is the most valuable company listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand and trades at a higher valuation than parent company Taiwanese …
Speaker McCarthy to meet Taiwan’s president in US to avoid escalating tensions with China: report
The president of Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen, will meet with U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in California instead of in Taipei in hopes of preventing tensions from rising with China, a report says.
Taiwan February exports seen down 14%, inflation to ease
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s exports likely dropped 14 per cent in February, according to the median forecast of 21 analysts polled by Reuters, smaller than the 21.2 per cent annual slide in January. The export …
Taiwan Watches for Sudden Moves As China Raises Defense Spending
China’s military is looking for reasons to push the envelope with closer operations off Taiwan, the island’s defense chief said.
China boosts military spending by billions as US warns of potential Taiwan invasion
The Chinese government increased its military spending in 2023, infusing nearly $16 billion to bring the budget to $230 billion as the U.S. warns of a Taiwan invasion.
China plans 7.2% defense spending rise this year, faster than economic growth
Defense spending is being closely watched by the U.S. and China’s neighbors amid a heightening of tensions with Taiwan and the war in Ukraine.