A former Australian prime minister said Friday he thinks China could “soon” invade Taiwan or otherwise escalate and that the West should now be planning its military and economic response.
U.S. Strengthening Ties with Taiwan, Prompting China to Say U.S. Will Suffer ‘Great Defeat’
“If anyone still tries to challenge the one-China principle…they will only suffer an even greater defeat,” China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson said.
‘Think Twice’: Taiwanese Foreign Minister Warns Countries About Being Too Dependent On China
“If you think that you depend on China, your actions, or your policies, your behaviors need to be [cautious] because you don’t want to jeopardize your business opportunities.” That call comes as Wu …
On the anomalous state of the Philippines’ northern neighbor
Under the same arrangement as the US and other countries where relations are conducted through representative offices in each other’s capital, relations between the Philippines and Taiwan have been …
China reiterates firm opposition to US-Taiwan military contact in response to CNN interview
The Chinese government on Thursday reiterated its long-standing opposition to any official and military contact between the United States and Taiwan in response to Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen’s …
US to deepen relations with Taiwan in face of China tensions
The U.S. wants to deepen its relationship with Taiwan, the self-ruled island that has become a major point of conflict in the strained U.S.-China relationship, and will work to counter Beijing’s …
Taiwan MOF Clarifies Securities Transaction Tax for Privately Traded Unlisted Stocks
The Taiwanese Ministry of Finance Oct. 26 clarified the application of the securities transaction tax for privately traded unlisted stocks. The clarification includes that the buyer must: 1) apply and …
Taiwan MOF Clarifies Securities Transaction Tax for Privately Traded Unlisted Stocks
The Taiwanese Ministry of Finance Oct. 26 clarified the application of the securities transaction tax for privately traded unlisted stocks. The clarification includes that the buyer must: 1) apply and …
Taiwan Won’t Solely Rely on U.S. to Come to Its Defense If China Invades, Must Help Itself
“…if any friends or other groups can help us…we’re happy to have it, but we cannot completely depend on it,” Taiwanese Defense Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng said.
NTHU and DAICEL of Japan to Jointly Develop Revolutionary Desktop Chemical Plant
He pointed out that the adoption of this microfluidic process by DAICEL—one of the largest chemical companies in Japan—and by Taiwan’s many small and medium-sized chemical factories would …