‘Pragmatic move’: Taipei, Manila strengthen people-to-people ties amid China tensions
The Philippines, whether it admits it or not, has a front-line role in a Taiwan contingency, analysts say.
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Beijing warns Manila of ‘all consequences’
By allowing a Taiwanese official's visit, the Philippines provided a platform for "Taiwan independence separatists" to engage in anti-China activities, a Foreign Ministry…
China rebukes Taiwan President Lai for ‘inciting division, glorifying aggression’
The warning followed President Lai's remarks after China's V-Day commemorations held in Beijing on Wednesday.
Taiwan to fully lift import restrictions on Japanese foods for first time since 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident
The total lifting of the ban will be officially decided after a 60-day public comment period.
China slams Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party for ‘distorting’ WWII history
Taiwan's mainland affairs body recently banned public officials from traveling to the mainland to attend the Sept 3 military parade and other commemorative events.
Taiwan, China battle it out in competing World War II narratives
As China gears up for a mass military parade in Beijing in September to mark the war's end, both Taiwan – whose formal name remains Republic of China – and the People's…
Japan, Taiwan sign rare accord on evacuations in light of possible contingency
The agreement is aimed at preventing secret agents and terrorists from entering Japan and conducting subversive acts amid a Taiwan contingency by sharing information about…
China reaffirms sovereignty over Taiwan, says complete reunification ‘unstoppable’
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning made the remarks after Taiwan's foreign affairs head claimed that after World War II, the Treaty of San Francisco replaced the Cairo…
Philippines’ ‘internal’ challenge if US-China war breaks out over Taiwan
President Marcos pointed out the Philippines’ geographic location, as well as the need to evacuate 150,000 overseas Filipino workers in Taiwan.
Relief in Taiwan as Trump’s 100% chip tariff fails to bite, but it’s too early to relax
Large clients may require smaller Taiwanese chip suppliers to move production to the US to avoid tariffs, potentially affecting Taiwan's tech supply chain position.