37 Chinese warplanes cross into Taiwan’s defence zone
In recent years, Beijing has intensified aerial incursions into the island’s air defence identification zone (ADIZ)– nearly doubling the air sorties in 2022 compared with the…
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AR-15s in every Taiwanese home suggestion uncalled for: China Daily writer
The writer says there is zero percent chance of US Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and his US arms dealers' dream becoming a reality.
Wang meets with Taiwan’s New Party chairman
The chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference also underscored the efforts to unite compatriots of Taiwan to work together for…
US Navy releases video of Chinese warship’s ‘unsafe interaction’ near Taiwan
China has not commented directly on the US criticism of the encounter, and its foreign ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Taiwan shipping firms at it again with big staff bonuses of up to 30 months’ salary
Shipping firms have enjoyed a windfall over the past two years on an industry-wide surge in demand for consumer goods and in freight rates during Covid-19.
Taiwan, US to sign first deal under new trade framework today
After the initial agreement is signed, negotiations will start on other, more complicated trade areas.
Taiwan building digital resilience in face of earthquakes and potential of conflict with China
Head of Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs Audrey Tang said the worst-case scenario for Taiwan would be the destruction of the island’s physical points of communication: its…
Taipei eatery serves up ramen with 14-legged isopod for $65
Each “limited-edition” bowl at The Ramen Boy is available only for the ramen joint’s regulars, with registrations and bookings required.
Taipei eatery serves up ramen with 14-legged isopod for $65
The shop says that the meat of this “dream ingredient” tastes like lobster and crab, while its yellow glands taste like crab roe.
Taiwan tour operators eager for rebound in cross-strait tourism but travellers wary
Several Taipei residents said they will “wait and see” how the political situation unfolds before deciding if they want to go to China.