China won't renounce use of force over Taiwan; Xi visits frontline island
China will never commit to renouncing the use of force over Taiwan, the government in Beijing said on Wednesday after another bout of war games and a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to the scene of a famous defeat for Taiwanese forces.
China’s large-scale military exercises are encircling Taiwan and testing the island’s defenses. They also raise the risk of ...
Taiwan must contend not just with the prospect of a second Trump presidency, but with a broader U.S. shift towards weaker ...
Taiwanese chip giant TSMC announced a bigger-than-expected increase in net profit for the third quarter on Thursday and ...
The United States and Taiwan have signed contracts for the supply of about 1,000 Switchblade 300 and ALTIUS 600MV kamikaze ...
A record number of Chinese warplanes and naval vessels surrounded Taiwan during Beijing's one-day, large-scale military ...
The United States said it is “seriously concerned” about Chinese military drills near Taiwan on Monday. State Department ...
Chinese forces launched alarming military drills around Taiwan on Monday after the island’s president made a speech calling ...
TO DATE, THE UNITED STATES HAS DONE A CREDIBLE JOB of helping Taiwan deter a formal military attack by China—mainly by ...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company said net profit in the three months to September hit NT$325.26 billion (US$10.1 ...
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Taiwan’s former President TSAI ING-WEN is expected to come to the U.S. in the coming weeks, two people familiar with her travel plans tell NatSec Daily. If that happens, look for some roiling of ...
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