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Taiwan opposition leader Cheng Li-wun accepts Xi Jinping’s invitation for China visit
Taiwan’s opposition leader Cheng Li-wun accepted Xi Jinping’s invitation for an April visit, aiming to promote cross-Strait peace and cooperation.
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US intelligence says China not planning Taiwan invasion in 2027
US intelligence says China is not currently planning to invade Taiwan in 2027, noting Beijing still prefers unification through non-military means despite ongoing military pressure and regional tensions.
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Is China’s ‘third sea force’ mobilising near Taiwan? What the massing of 2,000 fishing boats signals | Explained
Ship tracking data analysed by researchers showed between 1,300 and 2,000 vessels forming long parallel lines roughly 300 kilometres northeast of Taiwan on at least two occasions.
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Why Chinese military flights near Taiwan have suddenly dropped
After years of near-daily air incursions, a sudden lull in Chinese fighter jet activity around Taiwan has left analysts trying to understand what changed.
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From oil to Taiwan: Why China has too much at stake in Iran war to stay neutral | Explained
From energy security to regional influence and even Beijing’s long term strategy toward Taiwan, China has a great deal at stake in Iran’s survival and stability.
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Why talks between Trump and Xi on Taiwan weapons raise concern
Trump’s comments on discussing Taiwan arms sales with Xi Jinping have raised concern in Taipei, with experts warning it may challenge longstanding U.S. policy ahead of his April China visit.
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Taiwan's Magong named Asia’s most welcoming city in 2026
Magong in Taiwan has been named Asia’s most welcoming city in 2026 by Booking.com. Here’s why the Penghu harbour city is gaining global attention.
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New US-Taiwan trade pact lowers tariffs, expands investment commitments
The United States and Taiwan formalised a trade agreement reducing US tariffs on Taiwanese goods from 20% to 15%, while Taiwan pledged increased purchases of US energy, aircraft, and industrial products.
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Synergy Marine takes technical control of Yang Ming’s two LNG dual-fuel container vessels
Under Synergy Marine Group's technical management, the two vessels are supported by dedicated shore-based teams and trained ship staff with specific experience in LNG-fuelled operations.
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Taiwan, defence and deterrence: Why Takaichi’s 'China hawk' stance rings alarm bells for Beijing
For China, Sanae Takaichi’s decisive mandate raises concerns because she is widely viewed as one of Japan’s most outspoken critics of Beijing.
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Why China can’t replicate US' ultra-precise Venezuela strikes against Taiwan -- Yet
The US’s lightning raid on Venezuela highlights a deep integration and intelligence gap that explains why China, despite modern weapons and elite troops, would struggle to carry out a similarly precise decapitation strike against Taiwan.
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China slaps export controls on Japan military for Taiwan remarks
All dual-use items are banned from being exported to Japan for military use effective immediately, China’s Ministry of Commerce said
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China social media hails US’ Maduro move as Taiwan template: 'Perfect blueprint'
Trump’s operation against the Venezuelan strongman shot to the top of China’s Weibo late Saturday, with the topic gaining some 440 million views on the X-like platform
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Massive earthquake of magnitude 7 jolts Taiwan
A massive earthquake of magnitude 7.0 on the Richter Scale struck Taiwan on Saturday, according to the country's weather agency.
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China sanctions 20 US defence firms, 10 executives over Taiwan arms sale
China on Friday imposed sanctions on 20 US defence companies and 10 executives following Donald Trump’s approval of an $11.1 billion arms sale to Taiwan, warning of firm countermeasures over Taiwan issues.
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Why China–Japan tensions are escalating and why de-escalation looks unlikely
China–Japan tensions have intensified after Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan triggered diplomatic, economic and military retaliation from Beijing, with domestic politics and shifting geopolitics leaving little room for de-escalation.
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Washington’s muted stance leaves Japan uneasy amid escalating China tensions
A diplomatic rift grows as Tokyo publicly seeks stronger US backing over its Taiwan-related remarks.
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Taiwan’s Allegiance Group to invest Rs 1,000 crore in Karnataka, to create 800 jobs
Karnataka government signed a Memorandum of Understanding with The Allegiance International Co. Ltd. of Taiwan to establish the Ind-Taiwan Industrial Park (ITIP).
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Taiwan president says he will propose extra $40 billion in defence spending
Lai has previously announced he would propose extra defence spending, but had not given details.
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Taiwan is part of post-war order, Xi Jinping tells Trump during key phone call
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump discussed bilateral cooperation and the issue of Taiwan in a phone call on Monday.
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Taiwan rolls out crisis guide covering natural disasters and possible Chinese invasion
Taiwan has begun distributing a national survival booklet with guidance for natural disasters and potential Chinese invasion, outlining supplies, evacuation steps, cyber risks and military threats as tensions with Beijing intensify.
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How Takaichi’s Taiwan warning escalated a new rift with Beijing
Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi sparked a diplomatic clash with China by suggesting a Chinese move on Taiwan could trigger a Japanese military response, prompting sharp warnings, retaliatory steps and escalating regional tensions.
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Why China and Japan are at loggerheads over Taiwan
China–Japan tensions have escalated after Japan’s PM suggested a Taiwan attack could trigger military action. Beijing summoned Japan’s ambassador, issued sharp warnings, and Japan reaffirmed its unchanged Taiwan stance while protesting threatening Chinese remarks.
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China warns citizens off Japan as diplomatic row over Taiwan deepens
China warned its citizens against travelling to Japan after Tokyo’s comments on Taiwan heightened diplomatic tensions, with Beijing accusing Japan of “fuelling confrontation” while both sides exchanged sharp statements over regional security.
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US approves $330 million arms sale to Taiwan in first deal under new Trump administration
The United States has approved a $330 million arms sale to Taiwan, its first under President Donald Trump, supplying F-16, C-130, and IDF aircraft components amid rising China-Taiwan tensions.
