The center-left government of President Tsai Ing-wen had already shutteredboth reactors at the Jinshan Nuclear Power Plant, Taiwan’s first atomic power station, in 2019. In 2021 …
Taiwan Shuts Down Another Nuclear Plant, Threatening Blackouts And More Emissions
The center-left government of President Tsai Ing-wen had already shutteredboth reactors at the Jinshan Nuclear Power Plant, Taiwan’s first atomic power station, in 2019. In 2021 …
Honduras looks to formal ties with Beijing, a move set to further isolate Taiwan
“What we are looking for, in this vision of creating more energy capacities for the country, is for (China) to finance Patuca II,” he said, referring to the hydropower project. Beijing, which sees …
Honduras looks to formal ties with Beijing, a move set to further isolate Taiwan
“What we are looking for, in this vision of creating more energy capacities for the country, is for (China) to finance Patuca II,” he said, referring to the hydropower project. Beijing, which sees …
Honduran president seeks diplomatic relations with China in a blow for Taiwan
Honduras is taking steps to begin official diplomatic relations with China, President Xiomara Castro announced on Tuesday, in a fresh blow to Taiwan which is recognized officially by only a handful of …
Honduras to switch ties from Taiwan to China, says president
Xiomara Castro’s move would leave Taiwan with formal diplomatic relations with only 13 countries …
Japanese missile base to open for business this week on island near Taiwan
Tokyo officially opens a new Japan Ground Self-Defense Force base with missile units this week on Ishigaki in the nation’s southern island chain.
Japanese missile base to open for business this week on island near Taiwan
Tokyo officially opens a new Japan Ground Self-Defense Force base with missile units this week on Ishigaki in the nation’s southern island chain.
Philippines to export eggs to Taiwan
Taiwan intends to import table eggs and processed eggs from the Philippines until end-September to meet its requirement for this commodity, according to the Bureau of Animal
US would destroy Taiwan’s semiconductor factories rather than letting them fall into China’s hands, a former national security adviser says
Robert O’Brien told Semafor that China would be “like the new OPEC of silicon chips” if it invaded Taiwan and took over semiconductor factories.