China may invade Taiwan within 2 years, former US national security adviser says
He said, if Japan and the US do not “provide Taiwan with weapons and give it the diplomatic muscle, we could be in a very dangerous situation.”
Taiwan says F-16 deliveries delayed, working to minimise damage
The Taiwanese Defence Minister said that it was due to supply chain disruptions, and that the ministry was working to minimise the damage.
Taiwan preparing for Chinese blockade in annual war drills
The annual “Han Kuang” drills will be divided into computer war games in May tackling “various possible actions of the enemy’s invasion of Taiwan” and partial live-fire…
G-7 will stand up to ‘any coercion’ over Taiwan Strait: Senior US official
Concerns about what the G-7 ministers see as China’s increasingly aggressive stance have been in sharp focus during their three days of talks in the Japanese resort town of…
China’s grey-zone tactics towards Taiwan raise risk of miscalculation and escalation: Analysts
For years, Taiwan has accused China of employing a wide range of grey-zone tactics to intimidate the island and undermine the morale of the Taiwanese people.
Taiwan’s ruling DPP nominates Lai for president
In terms of policy toward China, Vice President Lai Ching-te has indicated that he will continue the policies of Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and work with the US to counter…
After military drills around Taiwan, Xi says China must strengthen training for ‘actual combat’
Mr Xi’s comments, made on a naval inspection trip on Tuesday, come amid heightened tension in the region after the show of force by Beijing, which sees self-ruled Taiwan as its…
Investigation launched against Taiwan trade restrictions
The Ministry of Commerce has launched a trade barrier investigation into Taiwan's trade restrictions against products from the Chinese mainland.
Punching Pooh: unofficial air badge the rage in Taiwan
Badges of Winnie the Pooh being punched in the face by a Taiwanese black bear -- a humorous dig at China's leader -- have gone viral.
Chinese aircraft, ships remain around Taiwan
Taiwan's government has repeatedly denounced the drills, but said it will not escalate or provoke.