Taipei: Taiwan and the US are moving ahead with a plan to finance infrastructure and energy projects in Asia and Latin America as a way to provide an alternative to China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
China Warns U.S. As Taiwan Makes Overtures to Biden Cabinet
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen has met both Antony Blinken and Jake Sullivan in person, with the foreign policy veterans set to become Joe Biden’s secretary of state and national security adviser.
Why Taiwan Killed a TV News Broadcasting License Despite Legal Freedom of Speech
Taiwan has revoked a television broadcasting license for a cable news channel because the openly pro-China outlet had aired inaccurate reports and ignored warnings to reform, a regulatory body said in …
Devil horns meet sutras in Taiwan’s Buddhist death metal band
The gig began with a nun chanting on stage but suddenly erupted into a wall of noise unleashed by distorted guitars and screamed sutras — the unique sound of Taiwan’s first Buddhist death metal band.
Görlach Global: Will Singapore or Taiwan replace Hong Kong as Asia’s financial hub?
If Hong Kong ends up being just another Chinese megacity it will lose its role as a leading financial center. Alexander Görlach looks at whether Taiwan or Singapore could serve as alternatives.
As China War Threat Continues, Trump EPA Head Cancels Taiwan Trip
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency head Andrew Wheeler was scheduled to visit Taiwan for three days in December in what would have been the fourth high-profile trip to the island since August.
China Admits Creating Wanted List of Taiwan Independence Supporters
Beijing’s Taiwan Affairs Office stressed the watch list would only include a few “diehard” pro-independence individuals and those who finance them.
China Admits Creating Wanted List of Taiwan Independence Supporters
Beijing’s Taiwan Affairs Office stressed the watch list would only include a few “diehard” pro-independence individuals and those who finance them.
China wants control over Taiwan. That’s a problem for U.S. tech companies
The mainland’s long-standing ‘One China’ stance is getting more aggressive. And Taiwan is key to how consumer electronics get designed and manufactured.
China wants control over Taiwan. That’s a problem for U.S. tech companies
The mainland’s long-standing ‘One China’ stance is getting more aggressive. And Taiwan is key to how consumer electronics get designed and manufactured.