Polling by pro-government and opposition bodies reflects sanguine attitudes toward tensions across the Taiwan Strait.
China/Taiwan tensions could have ‘serious repercussions’ for Garmin
The growing tensions between Taiwan and China could threaten #Garmin’s sizable operations in Taiwan. The company haas plans to open a new factory there, which will initially hire 1,000 workers.
Why Taiwan isn’t getting worked up about China’s record-setting displays of military force
China’s strategy of brinkmanship over Taiwan is long-standing, but it has been a double-edged sword.
Biden’s balancing act on Taiwan and China tension
CNN’s Will Ripley looks at the current state of tensions between China and Taiwan, and where the United States fits in.
Sony, TSMC mull new chip plant in southwest Japan
Sony Group Corp and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world’s largest contract chip manufacturer, have entered into discussions to jointly build a new semiconductor plant in Japan’s …
In U.S.-China clash, Taiwan takes center stage
Whether the defense of Taiwan should be a red line for the United States is emerging as one of the dominant foreign policy debates in Washington.
China is ‘very frustrated’ with deepening U.S.-Taiwan ties, says defense analyst
Derek Grossman of RAND Corporation says Taiwan’s presidential election in 2024 is a key event to watch as China is “very concerned” that the ruling Democratic Progressive Party will nominate a …
Taiwan-China tensions heighten as Taiwan rejects China’s forceful reunification plans
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen vowed to reject China’s attempts at reunification in a speech made during the country’s National Day this Sunday. Tsai’s speech came days after China flew record …
The US can’t fight China for Taiwan, but it can help Taiwan make China think twice about starting a war
The best way to deter China from attacking Taiwan is to encourage Taiwan to invest in its own ability to make China pay if it ever resorts to force.
Tensions mount between China and Taiwan
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-Wen responded defiantly to President Xi Jinping’s vow to reunify with China, saying the island will not be forced to bow to China and will bolster military defenses.