A top Taiwan security official told lawmakers on Thursday that China had internally debated whether to attack Taiwan’s Pratas Islands but will not do so before 2024, the year President Tsai Ing-wen’s …
Taiwan environment minister: we were excluded from Cop26, but we will charge ahead with Net Zero
Taiwan, despite being excluded from the United Nations climate change conference, has been working to lead the fight and protect The post Taiwan environment minister: we were excluded from Cop26, but …
China Warns European Union Not to Get Too Friendly With Taiwan as Delegation Visits Island
Though Taiwan is self-ruled, China claims it as part of its territory and has been increasingly assertive in recent months about establishing its dominance.
Linklaters advises on the financing of the Greater Changhua 1 Offshore Wind Farm in Taiwan
The first “holdco” financing structure deployed in the offshore wind sector outside of Europe CDPQ’s first direct investment in Taiwan through its infrastructure team and its first investment in Asia …
China sparks fear about Taiwan tensions, food shortages after families urged to stockpile ‘daily necessities’
China’s Ministry of Commerce sparked online alarm after issuing a notice urging local authorities to stabilise food supply and families to stockpile daily necessities.
Taiwan’s new incentive aims to turbo-charge international collaborations
International productions that do not use Taiwan as a location are now eligible for TAICCA’s new incentive — Taiwan’s International Co-funding Programme (TICP). The strategy is to create international …
China In Eurasia Briefing: Taiwan Takes Center Stage In Europe
Joseph Wu’s European charm offensive, a new Chinese-built outpost in Central Asia, Huawei and corruption in Serbia, and a look at the coming “Network Wars.” …
Singapore offers strong incentives to attract startups
Startboard, a Taiwan-based startup incubator, hosted a Singapore-themed evening on October 29th in Taipei on why it makes sense to start a business in Singapore for startups.
Singapore offers strong incentives to attract startups
Startboard, a Taiwan-based startup incubator, hosted a Singapore-themed evening on October 29th in Taipei on why it makes sense to start a business in Singapore for startups.
China’s advice to stockpile sparks speculation of Taiwan war
A seemingly innocuous government recommendation for Chinese people to store necessities for an emergency quickly sparked scattered instances of panic-buying and online speculation: Is China going to …