We have no choice but cut off that dirty neck that has been lunged at us without hesitation,” a Chinese official said.
Japan and China exchange barbs after PM Takaichi’s remarks over Taiwan
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who was elected as the country’s first female prime minister last month, said Chinese use of force around Taiwan would qualify as “an existential threat”.
Chinese diplomat threatens to cut off Japan leader’s head
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi told lawmakers a conflict over Taiwan could constitute a “survival-threatening situation” for Japan.
Chinese Diplomat Threatens To Cut Off Japan’s Leader Head
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi told lawmakers a conflict over Taiwan could constitute a “survival-threatening situation” for Japan.
Bangladesh is the next big market for computing growth
In an interview with The Daily Star, Lee outlines how the Taiwanese technology giant is positioning itself for the next decade, both globally and in Bangladesh.
Taiwan finance minister resigns amid tax row
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan’s premier has accepted the resignation of the finance minister amid a bitter row over a planned capital gains tax. The Cabinet said Christina Liu’s resignation was …
Paraguay’s ambassador to US eyes AIPAC-style advocacy, stronger ties with Israel and Taiwan
Gustavo Leite spoke at the Republican Jewish Coalition summit and emphasized to The Jerusalem Post that Paraguay has been a staunch ally of Israel since 1945.
Paraguay’s ambassador to US eyes AIPAC-style advocacy, stronger ties with Israel and Taiwan
Gustavo Leite spoke at the Republican Jewish Coalition summit and emphasized to The Jerusalem Post that Paraguay has been a staunch ally of Israel since 1945.
Taiwan’s TAICCA Charts Tech-Driven Future as Content Industry Undergoes Paradigm Shift
As the global content industry navigates a major transformation, Taiwan’s cultural agency is positioning the island nation to stay ahead of the curve through technology innovation, expanded investment …
North Carolina governor’s trip to Japan, Taiwan clouded by business uncertainty
Gov. Josh Stein is back in North Carolina after spending last week in Asia trying to recruit companies to the state. Why it matters: The delegation spent time in Tokyo and Taiwan at a time when the U.