“China has been wantonly engaged in military aggression, damaging regional peace,” said Taiwan Premier Su Tseng-chang.
China sends 38 planes into defence zone – Taiwan
Taiwan has reported 38 Chinese military jets flying into its air defence zone on Friday – the largest incursion by Beijing to date.The defence ministry said the aircraft, including nuclear-capable …
China sends 38 warplanes into skies near Taiwan
China sent 38 warplanes into the skies around Taiwan on Friday, the highest number of Chinese military aircraft to breach the island’s Air Defense Identification Zone in a single day since Taipei …
China sends more than three dozen warplanes in skies near Taiwan in largest incursion yet
China sent 38 warplanes into the skies around Taiwan on Friday, the highest number of Chinese military aircraft to breach the island’s Air Defense Identification Zone in a single day since Taipei …
China sends 25 fighter planes toward Taiwan on National Day
China sent 25 fighter jets toward self-ruled Taiwan in a large display of force on China’s National Day Friday. The People’s Liberation Army flew 18 J-16 fighter jets as well as two H-6 bombers, among …
Taiwan Applies to Join CPTPP; May be Accepted Before China
Less than a week later, on Sept. 22, Taiwan also applied to join the CPTPP, under the designation, “Taiwan, Penghu, Jinma Individual Tariff Area.” …
Taiwan Applies to Join CPTPP; May be Accepted Before China
Less than a week later, on Sept. 22, Taiwan also applied to join the CPTPP, under the designation, “Taiwan, Penghu, Jinma Individual Tariff Area.” …
India-Taiwan Mega Chip Deal Can Disrupt Global Supply Chain, But Will Irk China
Here we explain everything about the semiconductor chips deal between India and Taiwan. From non-availability of the latest phones and consoles to delayed car deliveries, businesses across the globe …
Malaysia’s help needed to ease global chip shortage, Taiwan says
Malaysia’s help is needed to resolve the global shortage of auto semiconductors, especially when it comes to packaging, a sector affected by the country’s COVID-19 curbs, Taiwan Economy Minister Wang …
Malaysia’s help needed to ease global chip shortage, Taiwan says
Malaysia’s help is needed to resolve the global shortage of auto semiconductors, especially when it comes to packaging, a sector affected by the country’s COVID-19 curbs, Taiwan Economy Minister Wang …