Taiwan manufactures well over 90% of the world’s most advanced semiconductors. Matthew Pottinger, architect of former President Trump’s China strategy, warns that the fate of the 21st century economy …
Taiwan’s biotech brilliance takes center stage at BIO 2024, celebrating the 45th anniversary of TRA
The 2024 edition of the BIO International Convention (BIO), the world’s largest and most comprehensive global biotech event, highlighted Taiwan’s ongoing prominence in the international biotech arena.
Will Taiwan’s ‘Silicon Shield’ save it from China?
Taiwan’s chipmakers are heavily reliant on American design software, intellectual property, and customers like Nvidia and Apple. Even if China could initially keep operations going at Taiwan’s fabs …
In China, weight-loss drugs are becoming big business
Taipei, Taiwan – Ozempic is big business in China. Last year, the Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk doubled its sales of the diabetes drug in the country to almost $700m – 5 percent of Ozempic’s global sales.
House bill funds new tranche of Philippines, Taiwan military aid
State Department funding bill shows that the U.S. has a continued interest in keeping China at bay in the Indo-Pacific.
China Ramps Up Tensions Around Taiwan
China continues to pile on economic, military and political pressure as Taiwan’s new administration settles in.
Modi went straight from reelection to needling China
Modi, who was reelected in a much narrower-than-expected victory on Tuesday, accepted the congratulations of Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te.
Is China About To Invade Taiwan? Experts Weigh In
China will continue piling pressure on Taiwan, but raising the costs of failure for Xi may make him think twice about an invasion, analysts have said.
With 3 wars and Taiwan, global inflection points are looming
The wars in Ukraine and Gaza, the US-China cold war and tensions over Taiwan are threatening to change the world order and making policymakers sit up …
Self-Exiled Hong Kong Artist Aims to Counter China’s Silence on June 4
TAICHUNG, Taiwan (Reuters) – Hong Kong artist Kacey Wong is striving to keep alive the memory of China’s June 4 crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators from his adopted home of Taiwan, as Chinese authorities again bar all public commemoration or discussion of the killings in 1989.