Radio Taiwan International, a government-funded radio station, says it has seen a spate of cyberattacks recently. In one of those attacks, its website's homepage banner was replaced with the Chinese ...

If you’re over age-gap relationship discourse, good. Because it’s time to talk about a much more troubling dynamic plaguing modern romance: swag gap relationships. The term has been making the rounds ...

Beijing has built more structures resembling Taiwan’s key government buildings at its military base in Inner Mongolia, according to satellite images obtained by a Japanese think tank, a move that ...

TAIPEI--The U.S. State Department said it has made a routine update to the Taiwan section of its website, after the removal of previous wording saying it did not support Taiwan’s formal independence, ...

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te "exuberantly" congratulated former Japanese economic security minister Sanae Takaichi on winning the Liberal Democratic Party leadership race on Saturday, calling her ...

TAIPEI, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Taiwan's presidential office said on Wednesday it had appointed for the second year running a former economy minister as its envoy to this year's APEC summit in South Korea, ...

BEIJING – Taiwan President Lai Ching-te is “prostituting” himself to foreigners to try and win their favour but his schemes are doomed to fail, China’s government said on Oct 8 after he gave an ...

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te holds a press conference in Taipei, Taiwan February 14, 2025. REUTERS/Ann Wang TAIPEI (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump should get the Nobel Peace Prize should he ...

Taiwan shipped the first satellite of its next-generation FORMOSAT-8 Earth-observation program to the US on Tuesday for a planned fourth-quarter launch, the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) said. The ...

TAIPEI—The people of Taiwan carry out their lives under the threat of typhoons, earthquakes, tsunamis and military invasion. So this June, when a Facebook post by U.S. officials urged the Taiwan ...

Chinese military exercises around Taiwan have sparked an urgent effort in Taipei and Washington to address a critical vulnerability on the island: It is almost entirely dependent on imported fuel.