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Hsiao Bi-khim was vice president-elect at the time of her visit to the Czech Republic
China

Taiwan VP Says Not Intimidated After Alleged China Plot

After a sharp rise in the number of people prosecuted for spying for China in recent years, the Taiwanese government is trying to identify people within its own departments, military and public schools with a possible allegiance to Beijing
World

Taiwan Pursues Homegrown Chinese Spies As Beijing's Influence Grows

An image of an electronic wafer is displayed at the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) Museum
Finance & Investments

Taiwan Says TSMC Investment 'Historic Moment' For US Ties

While Taiwan calls itself a sovereign nation, China claims the island as part of its territory and has threatened to use force to bring it under its control
World

Taiwan Says Detects Six Chinese Balloons Near Island

This picture taken by Taiwan’s Coast Guard on January 3, 2025 shows the Cameroon-flagged "Shunxing 39" cargo ship suspected of damaging a Taiwan subsea telecoms cable
World

Taiwan Identifies 52 'Suspicious' Chinese Ships For Close Monitoring

Taiwan's coast guard said the Cameroon-flagged, Chinese-owned Shunxing39 cargo ship was suspected of damaging a subsea telecoms cable
World

Taiwan Says Chinese-owned Ship Suspected Of Damaging Sea Cable Goes Dark

The M1A2s are the first new tanks to be delivered to Taiwan in 30 years
World

Taiwan Receives First Batch Of US-made Abrams Tanks

A Taiwan Coast Guard crewmember monitors a Chinese coast guard vessel in waters east of Taiwan as China holds its biggest maritime drills in years
World

Taiwan Detects 16 Chinese Warships Around Island

A Taiwanese Air Force Mirage 2000 fighter jet prepares to land at an Air Force base in Hsinchu
World

Taiwan Detects 53 Chinese Military Aircraft, 19 Ships Near Island

File image of a woman walking past a Taiwanese national flag at Maritime Plaza in Keelung on October 22, 2024
World

Taiwan Detects 41 Chinese Military Aircraft, Ships Ahead Of Lai US Stopover

Florida Senator Marco Rubio is under sanctions by Beijing for his support for causes from Xinjiang to Hong Kong
World

Beijing's Fears After Trump Fills Key Posts With China Hawks

A Taiwan court ruled that capital punishment was legal, but should be 'limited to special and exceptional circumstances'
World

Taiwan Retains Death Penalty But Limits Use To 'Exceptional' Cases

The Liaoning seen in Hong Kong waters in 2017. The aircraft carrier sailed through waters northeast of Taiwan on Wednesday
China

Chinese Carrier Sails Through Northeast Taiwan Waters

Gold Apollo chief Hsu Ching-kuang speaks to the media outside the company's office in New Taipei City
World

Taiwan Company Says Exploding Hezbollah Pagers Made By Hungary Partner

Taiwan Recycled Textile
World

Waste into gold: Oyster shells repurposed as magic 'seawool'

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