Taiwan's digital affairs ministry announced that overseas hackers utilized artificial intelligence agents to conduct a series of cyberattacks targeting Taiwanese government agencies in July.

The Taiwanese government claims that Beijing used economic coercion to persuade three African nations to revoke permission for President Lai Ching-te to use their airspace during a planned trip.

The government in Taiwan has recognized and awarded young environmentalists for their contributions to environmental protection and sustainability.

Cyberattackers, believed to be Chinese, used publicly available AI tools to compromise Taiwanese government computer systems, extending their attack to the nuclear safety agency.

Yet with no Taiwanese government position, Cheng had no authority to negotiate on Taipei's behalf with Xi.

Experts are calling on the Taiwanese government to address and counter China's exploitation of electric vehicle (EV) technology, likely referring to intellectual property or market practices.

Taiwan has reported that its government agencies were subjected to an AI-assisted cyberattack originating from overseas.

China has pledged to strengthen economic and political ties with Taiwan following a visit by Taiwan's nationalist opposition leader, though the Taiwanese government has dismissed these promises as "poisoned."