A report indicates that Taiwan intends to raise its defense budget by 16 percent.

Concerns are rising in Lithuania regarding Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys's potential decisions on Taiwan, as the government discusses normalizing relations with China but shows no concrete changes yet.

Analysts suggest that China's advanced anti-ship missile platforms, including hypersonic 'carrier killers,' could significantly bolster its denial capabilities and distract US and allied navies during a Taiwan Strait contingency.

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te was present at a major military exercise conducted along the coast. His attendance underscores the importance of defense readiness in the region.

Taiwan’s plan to dissolve the pro-Beijing Chinese Unification Promotion Party (CUPP) has sparked controversy over whether the independence-leaning authorities are using security concerns to suppress political dissent.

An article providing investment advice, suggesting two AI semiconductor equipment stocks to buy and hold as an alternative to Taiwan Semiconductor.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is being considered a critical potential bottleneck in the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence chip market due to its pivotal role in chip production.

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te was evacuated to a command center in an armored vehicle late at night as part of the annual 'Han Kuang' military exercises, designed to demonstrate government continuity during wartime.

Taiwan's $49 billion public-sector pension fund plans to allocate more assets to third-party managers to boost its exposure to global stock markets.

Taiwan has commenced its annual Han Kuang military exercises to enhance defense capabilities against a potential Chinese invasion, while also working to safeguard its strategic industries by cracking down on Chinese companies recruiting its tech talent.

Taiwan has commenced its annual military exercises, designed to counter a potential attack from China, with the drills also suggesting a deeper alignment with the United States.

Vietnamese students planning to study in Taiwan risk missing their enrollment dates as Taipei's representative offices now require full high school diplomas for student visa applications, a change from previous rules.

Taiwanese shares ended the trading day lower, though the Taiwan Weighted index remained unchanged at the close.

Despite a stock market slump, day traders in Taiwan, like Dorian Hsu, are doubling down on leveraged bets, with some pouring savings and taking loans to invest.

A Chinese research vessel was observed loitering near a critical Taiwanese data cable, with experts suggesting it may have been conducting intelligence activities.

Taiwan has responded with raids after China reportedly poached skilled workers, indicating escalating tensions over economic and technological competition.

Taiwan has initiated major war games designed to test and improve the flexibility of its command structures. These exercises are part of ongoing efforts to bolster national defense capabilities.

Taiwan has initiated significant war games to test its command flexibility and military readiness, including temporarily limiting internet access for the first time to simulate enemy movements defying expectations.

Taiwan has commenced its annual 'Han Kuang' military exercises, the island's largest military drill, designed to prepare for potential attacks as pressure from China, which claims Taiwan as its territory, continues to escalate.

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Taiwan is preparing for a potential Chinese attack by conducting a military exercise that includes testing a scenario where internet access would be throttled.

Taiwan's leader, Lai Ching-te, affirmed that Taiwan will not deviate from its path, rejecting China's 'infiltration' and pledging to defend the values of freedom and democracy without backing down.

The European Union has approved a merger in the Taiwan wind energy sector, concluding that it will have a minimal impact on competition. This decision allows the consolidation to proceed.

Small commercial sea drones are emerging as a potential challenge for Beijing, as they have demonstrated the ability to monitor PLA warships in the disputed South China Sea and Taiwan Strait.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) substantial $100 billion investment in Arizona is highlighted as a key factor making it an essential stock for investors to consider.

Taiwan's GDP is experiencing rapid growth driven by US imports of AI chips, though experts caution about potential challenges with future US administrations and China relations.

A political dispute is hindering Taiwan's efforts to boost its military drone stockpiles and is raising concerns about the future of its domestic manufacturers, as lawmakers failed to agree on a bill.

Taiwan has deployed vessels to monitor two China Coast Guard ships observed 'drifting' east of the island. This action comes as Beijing continues to assert its authority over the Western Pacific and claims Taiwan as part of its territory.

Taiwan Semiconductor is reportedly emulating one of Intel's successful strategies, a move that investors should closely monitor.

Taiwanese semiconductor company ASE Technology has announced a $2 billion increase in its capital expenditure for 2026, driven by robust demand for its services.

Five Japanese nationals have been detained in Laos following a raid on a scam center, with authorities suspecting the group targeted residents in Taiwan through online scams involving the sale of various consumer goods.

The author and translator of 'Taiwan Travelogue,' the winner of the 2026 International Booker Prize, discuss themes of identity and history. Their work explores Taiwan's colonial ties to Japan and the escalating geopolitical pressure from China.

United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) is increasing its production capacity in Singapore and Taiwan to meet the growing demand for chips driven by artificial intelligence applications.

Taiwan has expressed support for Kumamoto following an earthquake, while Hongkongers in the affected Japanese city are offering assistance to fellow travelers. These actions highlight international solidarity and mutual aid in the wake of the natural disaster.

Taiwanese authorities have raided Nvidia's Taipei office and arrested an employee suspected of smuggling AI chips to China. This incident is part of a broader dragnet targeting illegal technology transfers.

Taiwan is set to deploy naval vessels as part of its annual "Han Kuang" military exercises, which will simulate a Chinese blockade to prepare the island's troops and population for a potential attack.

An opinion piece discusses increasing signs of investor euphoria globally, particularly in the semiconductor sector in South Korea and Taiwan.

China and Japan are at odds over whether diplomatic talks took place, with relations showing little improvement following past remarks about potential Japanese military intervention in a Taiwan crisis.

Beijing has reportedly targeted Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), raising concerns about geopolitical tensions, though analysts remain bullish on the company's prospects.

An analysis suggests that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's recent actions indicate it is a highly attractive investment, signaling a strong buy opportunity for investors.

A mainland Chinese film promoting reunification with Taiwan is encountering unexpected criticism from nationalistic voices, casting uncertainty over its future. The film, 'The Belief', depicts historical events from 1683.

A People’s Liberation Army helicopter's unprecedented flight in the Taiwan Strait has prompted concerns in Taipei, with the defence ministry suggesting Beijing might be rehearsing new operations for a potential cross-strait conflict.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has demonstrated its financial strength and increased its stakes in America following a period of record earnings, largely driven by demand for AI-related chips.

Reports indicate that Russia is assisting China in preparing for a potential military conflict over Taiwan by providing military personnel training, intelligence data, and advanced technologies.

The number of People’s Liberation Army (PLA) fighter jets detected near Taiwan has more than halved in the first half of 2026 compared to the previous year, reaching a three-year low.

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council reports that Hong Kong customs has intensified scrutiny of nearly all book shipments from the island, with a logistics company advising bookstores to ensure their orders comply with Hong Kong's national security laws.

China's Coast Guard announced it blocked Philippine vessels near Bajo de Masinloc, urging the Philippines to cease 'infringing and provocative actions.' This comes as China also began two days of live-fire drills in the Taiwan Strait, following talks between US and Chinese officials.

Taiwanese citizens are closely observing the situation of independent booksellers in Hong Kong following a series of recent arrests. A T-shirt slogan symbolizing freedom has gone viral in Taiwan, and related book sales have surged.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is increasing its wafer manufacturing prices, a move that analysts suggest could be positive for TSM stock.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has committed a substantial $100 billion investment, signaling that the global build-out of artificial intelligence infrastructure is expected to continue for several more years.

Former President Trump's initiative to boost domestic production of AI chips is reportedly impacting the profit margins of Taiwan-based chipmaker TSMC, which has invested heavily in U.S. manufacturing.

Taiwanese host Jacky Wu surprised fans with an impromptu meet-and-greet at a Clementi pasar malam in Singapore. He was seen singing for supporters while promoting products from his supplement brand.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM) has reportedly doubled in value since Giverny Capital Asset Management's initial investment.

Taiwan has indicted a former deputy executive of TSMC, accusing him of attempting to leak secret information related to national core technology to China, marking the first prosecution under a 2022 law.

A profile highlights Puma Shen, a Taiwanese human rights activist, expert on Chinese influence, and politician, who is running for mayor of Taipei. His activism and political aspirations have made him a target of Beijing, which views him as a separatist.

A 23-year-old Hong Kong waiter, Chan Ho-hin, has been sentenced to two years and four months in jail for inciting subversion by promoting a pro-Taiwan political party through online posts and public posters.

An excavation has begun on the southern coast of Taiwan to search for the remains of Japanese soldiers lost in a World War II ship sinking.

A Hong Kong court has sentenced a mentally disabled waiter to two years and four months in prison for inciting subversion, promoting a pro-Taiwan party, and disseminating anti-Communist Party messages.

Taiwan has observed a significant increase in Chinese vessel activity, prompting fears regarding the security of Pacific supply routes.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's significant $100 billion expansion project in Arizona is viewed as a positive indicator for investors, reflecting strong growth prospects in the semiconductor industry.

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te stated that democratic Taiwan must not become 'China's Taiwan' and urged vigilance against Beijing's 'legal warfare,' including its new ethnic unity law.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi stated that the company's $14.8 billion acquisition of Delivery Hero's foodpanda business in Taiwan is expected to double Uber's mobility and delivery markets.

Most Asian stock markets experienced sharp declines, with benchmarks in Japan and Taiwan falling significantly, as a global rout in technology stocks accelerated, compounded by the resumption of US-Iran hostilities and higher oil prices.

Official media reports indicate that Taiwan's Cabinet will propose a budget for 2027 that will for the first time exceed 1 trillion new Taiwan dollars ($31 billion), reflecting a projected 16% increase in defense spending as China intensifies military and political pressure on the island.

Inspired by Ukraine's battlefield successes, Taiwan is investing heavily in drones, hoping to create a 'hellscape' scenario to deter a potential invasion by China.

Taiwan's highest state officials, including the president, conducted a simulation exercise to respond to a potential abduction of state leadership, as part of ongoing preparations for possible wartime dangers.

Taiwan, a small island with limited diplomatic recognition, has become the world's leading producer of advanced semiconductors, on which the global economy heavily relies.

Google Cloud has officially launched its services in Taiwan, a move that analysts suggest could mark the beginning of Alphabet's next significant growth phase in the region.

Actress Shu Qi makes her directorial debut with "Girl," a sensitive and melancholic film inspired by her own childhood, which focuses on the female experience and a Taiwanese schoolgirl's longing for freedom amidst everyday brutality.

An online search query for 'buy cocaine snow in Taichung' was observed, suggesting interest in illicit drug acquisition in the Taiwanese city.

Taiwan's leader participated in a military exercise, boarding an armored vehicle to simulate an escape from a mock 'decapitation strike.' The drill was part of efforts to test the island's defense readiness.

An article from The Globe and Mail discusses whether investors should consider buying Micron stock as an alternative to Taiwan Semiconductor stock.

A couple in Taiwan is facing public indecency charges after being caught on video sharing an intimate moment on an IKEA showroom bed.

Taiwan has commenced its annual 'Han Kuang' military exercises, the most significant training for its armed forces, to prepare for a potential invasion by China. The drills will test new communication methods inspired by US practices to enhance frontline unit autonomy and decision-making capacity.

Taiwan has commenced its annual military exercises, mobilizing reservists, naval vessels, and civilians to practice scenarios for a potential Chinese invasion. The drills, which began on August 5th, are large-scale, live-action preparations.

Taiwan has commenced its annual military exercises, designed to counter a potential attack from China.

An analysis suggests Taiwan requires new deterrence strategies as the US-Iran conflict threatens a global energy crisis and China's campaign against Taiwan intensifies.

Washington has reopened discussions on billions in arms sales to Taiwan, potentially casting a shadow over an upcoming leaders' summit with China's President Xi Jinping, already strained by trade frictions.

Taiwan's military is reinstating anti-communism training for its recruits, addressing a significant issue of espionage for China, with reports of spies being recruited in pawn shops.

The F.A.Z. morning briefing discusses the influence of low water levels on fuel prices, the unexpected momentum in the debate over Steinmeier's successor, Taiwan's drills simulating a Chinese attack, and a SpaceX rocket part crashing on the moon.

The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles that appear to be search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles list specific drug-related search terms and locations, suggesting an unusual publication pattern.

An online search query for buying cocaine in Miaoli City, Taiwan, was reported by The Brussels Times. The query, which included traditional Chinese characters for 'buy cocaine,' referenced 'WWW FINDCOK ORG' for the illicit transaction.

Taiwanese conglomerate TCC Group Holdings Co. is reportedly favoring London for the initial public offering of its European operations, making it the latest overseas company drawn to the UK capital market.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has once again achieved a $2 trillion market capitalization, trading at approximately 20 times its forward earnings.

Taiwanese citizens are actively participating in various national defense courses, including drone training camps in mountainous rainforests. This initiative is driven by concerns over the threat from China, with inspiration drawn from the war in Ukraine.

Chinese soldiers are reportedly training with Russian forces near the Donbas front line, learning from their tactics. This development has raised concerns for Taiwan regarding potential military implications.

A tourist from Taiwan on a road trip detour to Tumbler Ridge, one of Canada's UNESCO Geoparks, discovered a 100-million-year-old dinosaur track, contributing to the region's ongoing paleontological discoveries.

A humanoid robot unexpectedly collapsed on stage during a fair in Taiwan, causing alarm among the audience. The incident was captured on video and widely shared.

Retail investors in South Korea, Taiwan, and mainland China have reduced their margin loans, reflecting how recent volatility and a collapse in technology stocks have compelled them to close out positions.

Hitachi and Toshiba have marked the shipment of a new N700ST high-speed train to Taiwan. The train, featuring orange and black lines on a white body, was displayed at a ceremony in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan.

The Chinese war drama 'The Naval Battle of Penghu,' intended to promote unification with Taiwan, has been censored and its release postponed, possibly due to its focus on the battle for islands that underpin Beijing's claim.

Market analysts are speculating whether Amazon, Broadcom, or Taiwan Semiconductor will be the next company to achieve a $3 trillion market capitalization, highlighting the intense competition among tech giants.

An Iskander ballistic missile used by Russia in a July 10 strike on the Kyiv region reportedly contained over 140 foreign-made components from various countries, including the United States, Switzerland, Germany, Taiwan, China, and Japan. Experts suggest Russia would be unable to produce new Iskanders or Shahed drones without these imported parts.

Taiwanese chipmaker UMC has raised its capital expenditure forecast for 2026 and is expanding its fabrication plants in Singapore and Taiwan. This expansion aims to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence-related chips.

China has initiated new law enforcement operations with maritime patrols around Taiwan, which analysts suggest could quickly escalate into a blockade.

Taiwan is conducting military drills to simulate and test the relocation of its arms production facilities in the event of a potential attack from China.

Taiwan's five-year bond yield has surged to its highest level in nearly two decades, driven by a disappointing 20-year bond sale and increasing expectations for an interest-rate hike by the central bank.

Taiwanese actor Wang Kai, 43, was found unresponsive at his residence in Taipei, with authorities currently investigating the cause of his death.

Tomio Okamura, Speaker of the Czech lower house, stated to Chinese media that no Czech politician would travel to Taiwan under his government, following a business-focused visit to China that touched on sensitive political topics.

Taiwan held a 30-minute internet blackout drill as part of its annual civil defense exercise, preparing its citizens to navigate daily life without web access, apps, or social media. The exercise is conducted with a potential attack from China in mind.

Taiwan-based Myanmar filmmaker Midi Z revealed that his upcoming feature film, 'The Exiles,' starring Sam Worthington, David Duchovny, and Ke-Xi Wu, draws inspiration from Joseph Conrad’s classic novel 'Heart of Darkness,' reimagined in a contemporary setting.

Taiwan has conducted military exercises to test its ability to resist a potential Chinese naval siege at sea. The drills are part of Taiwan's ongoing efforts to bolster its defense capabilities against a possible invasion.

A Taiwanese official stated that Hong Kong authorities are inspecting "banned books" shipped from Taiwan, leading publishers on the self-ruled island to self-censor their titles before delivery.

A Taiwanese developer has announced a bold plan to spend the next decade restoring coral reefs and protecting Mengalum Island in Sabah. This long-term project aims to enhance the island's natural environment.

Taiwan's official delegation to the 2026 Maccabiah Games marks a significant milestone, embodying the growing diplomatic and cultural ties between Taiwan and Israel, both energetic democracies with innovative economies.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is increasing its prices by up to 10%, raising questions about whether customers will be able to push back against the hike.

The top diplomats of Japan and China, Foreign Minister Motegi and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, have held their first direct contact since November, following remarks made by Takaichi regarding Taiwan. The meeting took place in Manila amidst rising bilateral tensions.

The US has reportedly escalated its strikes on Iran, deploying a B-1 bomber for the first time since the conflict resumed. In response to the ongoing US bombing campaign, Britain has temporarily withdrawn its remaining diplomatic staff from Iran. Meanwhile, China has begun two days of live-fire drills in the Taiwan Strait.

A Taiwanese subsidiary of a Hong Kong logistics company has reportedly informed clients it will not ship 'prohibited books' to Hong Kong, citing compliance with Beijing's national security law.

A financial analysis predicts that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) stock is poised to outperform the S&P 500 index over the next five years, highlighting its potential as an investment.

China is reportedly building a massive replenishment ship near Guangzhou, signaling its strategy to sustain carrier groups far from home. This development is raising concerns in the US regarding future naval power and ongoing Taiwan tensions.

Wistron, a key supplier for Nvidia, has opened its first AI server factory in Texas, a move that has caused its shares to surge in Taiwan.

Asian markets opened higher, mirroring Wall Street's gains driven by a rebound in technology stocks, with Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan leading the advance. Oil prices continued to climb due to ongoing threats in the Red Sea region.

An analysis explores the potential meaning and impact of a significant surge in capital expenditure by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), a key player in the global semiconductor industry.

Lithuanian presidential advisor Deividas Matulionis affirmed the country's commitment to pragmatic economic cooperation with Taiwan, even as the new government program omits explicit mention of such ties. He also acknowledged that significant economic benefits from this cooperation have not yet been observed.

Taiwan plans to reduce mobile internet speeds as part of a simulation exercise to prepare for potential war or natural disasters.

The Japanese government has commenced an excavation survey in Taiwan, its first since 1975, to search for the remains of Japanese war dead, despite lacking diplomatic relations with Taiwan.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM) saw its stock jump as the market increasingly favored companies benefiting from capital expenditure in artificial intelligence.

Taiwan is reviewing its liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports from Papua New Guinea following PNG's announcement last week that it would immediately close Taipei's unofficial representative office.

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te delivered a speech emphasizing the need for Taiwan to renew efforts to protect its democracy and resist becoming part of China, warning against Beijing's 'red terror'.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has made a significant announcement that indicates the artificial intelligence (AI) build-out is robust and continuing to expand.

An investor shares three stock recommendations for purchase, influenced by a recent 'stellar announcement' from Taiwan Semiconductor.

Taiwan's president stated that democratic Taiwan must not become 'China's Taiwan,' underscoring the island's commitment to its autonomy.

A major food safety scandal in Taiwan has become a significant political challenge for the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) ahead of upcoming local elections.

An analysis suggests a compelling reason to invest in Taiwan Semiconductor stock, highlighting a potential $100 billion opportunity.

Official media reports indicate that Taiwan's defense spending is expected to increase by 16% by 2027, as China intensifies military and political pressure on the island.

Nokia's investment in AI networks is gaining traction, with Taiwan serving as a key proving ground for its advanced technology.

Taiwan's leader conducted a late-night emergency evacuation rehearsal as part of the island's largest annual military exercise, prompted by increasing concerns over potential 'decapitation' strikes from the People's Liberation Army.

Taipei has described China's traffic control order for the Taiwan Strait during a typhoon as 'ridiculous'.

China has shelved 'The Battle of Penghu,' a film about the naval epic of the conquest of Taiwan, which vanished from Chinese theater listings without a premiere. This decision comes amidst heightened tensions in the strait and a nationalist debate on social media.

Taiwan's military has conducted its annual large-scale military exercises, simulating a Chinese invasion to prepare its soldiers for real-world combat scenarios.

A report explores the potential consequences and scenarios if China were to target Taiwan's President, raising concerns about regional stability.

Taiwan's President William Lai took part in an emergency evacuation drill as part of military exercises, simulating preparations for a potential Chinese invasion.

Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, during a visit to Taiwan, warned that a new Chinese law bears a 'dark kinship' with the rationale used by Russian President Vladimir Putin for his invasion of Ukraine.

Taiwan conducted a military drill, blocking a key bridge as part of its preparations for a potential invasion scenario involving China.

Taiwan is set to acquire a new 300 kmph bullet train system, which will be based on Japan's renowned Shinkansen technology.

During a military drill in Taiwan, the president was transported to a command center via an armoured carrier, simulating a response to potential threats.

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Taiwan has launched a ten-day military exercise, responding to increasing military pressure from China. For the first time, the exercise includes targeted throttling of mobile internet to test civilian communication under resource scarcity.

Scientists searching for giant trees in Taiwan have uncovered a previously hidden forest containing some of East Asia's tallest trees.

Taiwan is investigating 17 China-funded companies suspected of illegally poaching high-tech talent from the island. The probe aims to address concerns about intellectual property and human capital flight.

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Taiwanese AI company Inventec is investing US $450 million to expand its operations in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, a move expected to create up to 6,000 specialized jobs.

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Typhoon Dolphin is forecast to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall to parts of Japan, China, and Taiwan as it hurtles towards the region.

Investor Stanley Druckenmiller continues to hold Taiwan Semiconductor stock following its strong second-quarter performance, anticipating sustained chip demand from companies like Nvidia and AMD.

Taiwan's opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party has criticized the government for its perceived failure to defend the island's long-standing claims in the South China Sea. This accusation follows the government's muted response to recent Philippine attempts to delimit a disputed shoal.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM) is recognized for its unmatched technological lead within the semiconductor industry.

Taiwan's defense minister stated that close ties with the U.S. Pacific Command significantly enhance the island's defense readiness. This collaboration is seen as crucial for Taiwan's security.

The Philippine Sea is being analyzed as a potential primary battleground for the People's Liberation Army's aircraft carriers should a war with Taiwan occur. This comes as the PLA increasingly expands its presence in the western Pacific.

Taiwan held a memorial service for Lam Wing-kee, a Hong Kong bookseller who fled to Taiwan in 2019 after being detained by China, hailing him for his 'resistance and defiance.' Lam, 70, died in Taipei on July 2 after a battle with cancer.

Japanese F-35A stealth fighters are conducting training missions over Australia for the first time as part of Exercise Pitch Black, signaling a broader defense pivot to bolster resilience against Beijing in a Taiwan contingency.

An article explores the elaborate gift-giving culture, known as Omiyage, in Taiwan and Japan, suggesting that Germans could learn from their thoughtful approach to presents.

Taiwanese President Lai has announced a donation of ¥1 million to Kumamoto, Japan, following an earthquake, with convenience stores and the Red Cross Society in Taiwan also accepting public donations.

A Taiwanese man has been sentenced to over 12 years in prison for trafficking cocaine into Hong Kong seven years ago, in a case that marked a judge's final public appearance.

The article details the significant growth of China's Coast Guard over the last decade, highlighting its role as one of the world's largest maritime law-enforcement agencies and its operations in the South China Sea and Taiwan.

Quanta Computer Inc., a maker of artificial-intelligence servers and partner to Nvidia, is seeking to raise as much as $2.19 billion through a sale of global depositary shares, potentially marking Taiwan's largest stock sale in 19 years.

Taiwan has carried out military exercises simulating a maritime counter-blockade, with experts suggesting these operations could be a prelude to a potential quarantine by Beijing, allowing it to detain, inspect, or board ships bound for Taiwan.

The de facto US embassy in Taiwan has released a photo showing US and Taiwanese coast guard vessels sailing together, a rare move intended to reassure Taipei amid increased Chinese pressure.

Unprecedented deluge, including flash floods and typhoons, has affected regions from Afghanistan to Taiwan, highlighting the devastating impact of climate breakdown.

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A food safety scandal involving cooking oil has led to a large opposition protest in Taiwan, drawing over 200,000 people and elevating Taipei mayor Wayne Chiang Wan-an as a significant political figure.

China has constructed an array of full-size models of US warships, aircraft, and bases in its desert regions. These replicas are used to train troops and engineers in honing missile attacks, particularly in scenarios involving Taiwan and the US military.

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NZZ correspondent Patrick Zoll, based in Taiwan, discusses how the rivalry between China and the US shapes his work and how he personally experiences the conflict. He shares insights into the geopolitical tensions affecting the region.

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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul defended Thailand's support for the One China policy against criticism from Taiwan, asserting that Bangkok's position would not impact economic ties with Taipei.

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The People's Liberation Army has unveiled new airburst munitions, dubbed 'Steel Rain' shells, which shower targets with metal fragments, hinting at their potential use in a conflict with Taiwan.

Key technology trends in Asia include Japan's strategic focus on artificial intelligence and Taiwan's growing ambitions in space exploration, as reported by Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times.

Fund managers in Taiwan are advocating for regulators to lift a ban on mobile phone usage, suggesting a push for modernized communication practices within the financial sector.

Taiwan is leveraging its technological manufacturing strengths to scale up its drone production, adopting a strategy similar to China's focus on dual-use technology to achieve economies of scale.

India is investing billions to establish a robust domestic semiconductor industry, aiming to diversify global supply chains and position itself as a major manufacturing hub alongside Taiwan.

A group of Indigenous people in Taiwan completed a journey to the Philippines in a traditional rowboat, recreating a voyage their ancestors made thousands of years ago.

Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) stock has fallen nearly 15% this month, despite experiencing record demand for AI-related products, prompting analysis into the reasons behind the decline.

Taiwan produces over 90% of the world's most advanced chips, a leadership position it believes provides security against potential aggression from China.

Lithuania aims to gain more economic benefits from its collaboration with Taiwan, as a provision regarding ties with Taiwan has been removed from the new government's program.

Taiwan has approved the operation of overseas satellite internet providers, including Starlink, on the island. Analysts suggest this move could bolster military and civilian communications, especially if conventional networks are disrupted during a conflict.

Hong Kong actor Shawn Yue and his wife, Taiwanese model Sarah Wang, announced their divorce on Monday, July 20, through their respective social media pages after eight years of marriage.

Taiwan plans to slow mobile internet speeds during upcoming civil defense drills as a measure to prepare for potential threats from China. This move reflects growing concerns over regional security.

Taiwan is developing a 'Hornet's Nest' drone strategy to deter Beijing, simultaneously increasing its drone exports as an alternative to China's offerings.

Taiwan detected a sharp increase in Chinese ships operating in waters around the island last month, according to a Taiwanese coast guard official, as Beijing intensifies its pressure on Taipei.

The Korea Biotechnology Industry Organization (KoreaBIO) has called for deeper cooperation in the bio supply chain between South Korea and Taiwan, highlighting potential partnerships in biopharmaceutical manufacturing.

The world watches as Taiwan prepares for a potential war with China, with a brutal drone plan reportedly ready, though a visit to inspect the matter found an empty hangar.

An analysis questions whether Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) stock is a buy, given its continuously soaring revenue and strong market performance.

Czech firms, particularly from Brno, are producing electron microscopes that are essential for chip manufacturing, with customers in Taiwan and the USA, positioning the Czech Republic as a leader in the field.

Delimitation talks between Manila and Tokyo over an area east of Taiwan is among the many things Beijing has recently raged over