Taiwan
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Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun warned countries to stop provocations, called for shared security governance and military cooperation, and cautioned against the resurgence of hegemonism and historical revisionism, in a speech at the opening ceremony of the Xiangshan Forum in Beijing. The speech did not name the US or Japan.
Dong Jun spoke on Wednesday at the opening ceremony of the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum, urging a more inclusive approach to international tensions and proposing deeper military cooperation and a shar
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Taiwan to open second quasi-diplomatic mission in the Philippines, sources say
Taiwan and the Philippines are finalizing plans for Taipei to open a new office in Cebu, aiming to shore up cooperation and investment as both sides face security challenges from China. The move comes
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Taiwan Aerospace Contractor AIDC Focuses on Countermeasures to China's Drones
Taiwan's leading aerospace contractor, Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC), is rapidly expanding its portfolio beyond traditional aircraft manufacturing to include counter-drone system
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China's top commander for Taiwan affairs meets with U.S. Indo-Pacific Commander Samuel Paparo for the first time.
China's top commander for Taiwan affairs meets with U.S. Indo-Pacific Commander Samuel Paparo for the first time.
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Taiwan Proposes Over $13 Billion Funding to Secure LNG as Electricity Price Freeze Expires
Taiwan has proposed more than $13 billion in funding, mainly for its state-run energy companies, to secure liquefied natural gas (LNG) and shield electricity users when a price freeze expires at the e
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Nikkei Asia Opinion: East Asia Should Brace for 2028 as Elections in Taiwan, Philippines, US Could Give Beijing Openings to Act
Nikkei Asia Opinion: East Asia Should Brace for 2028 as Elections in Taiwan, Philippines, US Could Give Beijing Openings to Act
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China threatens boycott of South Korean art exhibition over Taiwan pavilion
China has reportedly threatened to boycott a leading South Korean art exhibition, the Gwangju Biennale, due to the inclusion of a Taiwan pavilion. In response, Gwangju city has apologized, while local
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Taiwan's Top Regulator Peng Jin-lung Aims to Reduce Insurers' US Dollar Dependence
Peng Jin-lung, who leads Taiwan’s powerful financial regulator, is targeting a decades-old investment model used by the island’s life insurance firms, which represent one of the largest pools of insur
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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises citizens to leave Eswatini, Taiwan's diplomatic ally, citing "security risks."
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Eswatini has "rampant online fraud and gambling-related criminal activities," advising Chinese citizens to move to "relatively safe" countries like Sout
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Japanese lawmakers visit Beijing, signaling an attempt to mend relations with China after recent Taiwan-related tensions
Experts suggest the visit by a delegation of Japanese politicians this week aims to defrost one of the worst rifts with China in decades. The diplomatic spat began last November after Japan's Prime Mi
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Taiwan's Lai administration and KMT-led opposition push rival plans for drone industry funding amid budget battles
The political parties are stepping up their battle over how Taiwan should fund and develop its drone industry, against the backdrop of China's military buildup and the rapid evolution of modern warfar
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Malaysian PM Anwar's remarks on Taiwan and Sabah raise questions about the country's non-aligned stance
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's recent comments, including stating that he views Taiwan as "part of China, period" in an interview earlier this month, and his call to bolster Malaysia's defen
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Economists warn Taiwan's AI-fueled 11.05% GDP growth forecast for 2026 is likely unsustainable, citing risks from capex slowdowns and semiconductor concentration
Taiwan's statistics agency recently projected an 11.05% GDP growth for 2026, an increase from its 9.64% forecast in May. However, economists from Maybank, Tiger Fund Management, BMI, EIU, and UOB sugg
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Financial Times: Hackers allegedly linked to China launch unprecedented "autonomous" AI cyberattack on Taiwan
Reports indicate that in this attack, AI agents simultaneously conducted reconnaissance and intrusion, demonstrating a new phase in cyber warfare.
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South Korea and Taiwan surpassed Japan in total exports for the first time in H1 2026, driven by surging AI-related semiconductor demand, according to Nikkei analysis.
South Korea and Taiwan each surpassed Japan in total exports for the first time during the first half of 2026, benefiting from surging demand for semiconductors, particularly from companies like South
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Taiwan plans to implement the Travel Rule for domestic crypto transfers starting in October.
Taiwanese regulators plan to implement the Travel Rule for transfers between domestic Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) starting this October, with plans to extend the rule to overseas platforms
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Taiwan Security Chief Says China's 'Hybrid Warfare' Tests Whole Region
Joseph Wu, Secretary-General of Taiwan’s National Security Council, stated that China's "hybrid warfare" presents a fresh challenge to the entire region. He specifically highlighted China's mass deplo
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Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun warned countries to stop provocations, called for shared security governance and military cooperation, and cautioned against the resurgence of hegemonism and historical revisionism, in a speech at the opening ceremony of the Xiangshan Forum in Beijing. The speech did not name the US or Japan.
Dong Jun spoke on Wednesday at the opening ceremony of the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum, urging a more inclusive approach to international tensions and proposing deeper military cooperation and a shar
-
Taiwan to open second quasi-diplomatic mission in the Philippines, sources say
Taiwan and the Philippines are finalizing plans for Taipei to open a new office in Cebu, aiming to shore up cooperation and investment as both sides face security challenges from China. The move comes
-
Taiwan Aerospace Contractor AIDC Focuses on Countermeasures to China's Drones
Taiwan's leading aerospace contractor, Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC), is rapidly expanding its portfolio beyond traditional aircraft manufacturing to include counter-drone system
-
China's top commander for Taiwan affairs meets with U.S. Indo-Pacific Commander Samuel Paparo for the first time.
China's top commander for Taiwan affairs meets with U.S. Indo-Pacific Commander Samuel Paparo for the first time.
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Taiwan Proposes Over $13 Billion Funding to Secure LNG as Electricity Price Freeze Expires
Taiwan has proposed more than $13 billion in funding, mainly for its state-run energy companies, to secure liquefied natural gas (LNG) and shield electricity users when a price freeze expires at the e
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Nikkei Asia Opinion: East Asia Should Brace for 2028 as Elections in Taiwan, Philippines, US Could Give Beijing Openings to Act
Nikkei Asia Opinion: East Asia Should Brace for 2028 as Elections in Taiwan, Philippines, US Could Give Beijing Openings to Act
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China threatens boycott of South Korean art exhibition over Taiwan pavilion
China has reportedly threatened to boycott a leading South Korean art exhibition, the Gwangju Biennale, due to the inclusion of a Taiwan pavilion. In response, Gwangju city has apologized, while local
-
Taiwan's Top Regulator Peng Jin-lung Aims to Reduce Insurers' US Dollar Dependence
Peng Jin-lung, who leads Taiwan’s powerful financial regulator, is targeting a decades-old investment model used by the island’s life insurance firms, which represent one of the largest pools of insur
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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises citizens to leave Eswatini, Taiwan's diplomatic ally, citing "security risks."
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Eswatini has "rampant online fraud and gambling-related criminal activities," advising Chinese citizens to move to "relatively safe" countries like Sout
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Japanese lawmakers visit Beijing, signaling an attempt to mend relations with China after recent Taiwan-related tensions
Experts suggest the visit by a delegation of Japanese politicians this week aims to defrost one of the worst rifts with China in decades. The diplomatic spat began last November after Japan's Prime Mi
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Taiwan's Lai administration and KMT-led opposition push rival plans for drone industry funding amid budget battles
The political parties are stepping up their battle over how Taiwan should fund and develop its drone industry, against the backdrop of China's military buildup and the rapid evolution of modern warfar
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Malaysian PM Anwar's remarks on Taiwan and Sabah raise questions about the country's non-aligned stance
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's recent comments, including stating that he views Taiwan as "part of China, period" in an interview earlier this month, and his call to bolster Malaysia's defen
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Economists warn Taiwan's AI-fueled 11.05% GDP growth forecast for 2026 is likely unsustainable, citing risks from capex slowdowns and semiconductor concentration
Taiwan's statistics agency recently projected an 11.05% GDP growth for 2026, an increase from its 9.64% forecast in May. However, economists from Maybank, Tiger Fund Management, BMI, EIU, and UOB sugg
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Financial Times: Hackers allegedly linked to China launch unprecedented "autonomous" AI cyberattack on Taiwan
Reports indicate that in this attack, AI agents simultaneously conducted reconnaissance and intrusion, demonstrating a new phase in cyber warfare.
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South Korea and Taiwan surpassed Japan in total exports for the first time in H1 2026, driven by surging AI-related semiconductor demand, according to Nikkei analysis.
South Korea and Taiwan each surpassed Japan in total exports for the first time during the first half of 2026, benefiting from surging demand for semiconductors, particularly from companies like South
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Taiwan plans to implement the Travel Rule for domestic crypto transfers starting in October.
Taiwanese regulators plan to implement the Travel Rule for transfers between domestic Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) starting this October, with plans to extend the rule to overseas platforms
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Taiwan Security Chief Says China's 'Hybrid Warfare' Tests Whole Region
Joseph Wu, Secretary-General of Taiwan’s National Security Council, stated that China's "hybrid warfare" presents a fresh challenge to the entire region. He specifically highlighted China's mass deplo
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