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Following our earlier coverage of Barclays senior China economist Yingke Zhou's view that Chinese leader Xi Jinping's state visit delivered "more signaling, less substance," attention turns to Taiwan, where Xi pressed President Donald Trump to oppose
Question is no longer whether Taiwan's hardware can be replicated, but whether US can do so fast enough as AI race with China accelerates
Following our earlier coverage of Barclays senior China economist Yingke Zhou's view that Chinese leader Xi Jinping's state visit delivered "more signaling, less substance," attention turns to Taiwan, where Xi pressed President Donald Trump to oppose
Trade truce extended two months, not six, as the United States says China lags on agriculture deals and rare earths shipments
But expect little movement on trade, less on Taiwan and who knows on tech when US-China leaders meet in Washington
Chinese President Xi Jinping used today's 18th BRICS Summit to push for a greater diplomatic role in Gulf affairs.
Dogfighting satellites, secret spaceplanes and orbital interceptors: inside the US-China buildup for war in space
The surge in Chinese vessels surrounding Taiwan, in what may be a mock blockade run, exceeded June's total of 55 vessels and averaged nearly 8 ships per day. Another 152 were detected during the first three weeks of August.
Taiwan's parliament approved a roughly $7.56 billion military drone plan Thursday to rapidly expand the island's unmanned arsenal as it prepares for a possible conflict with China.
Taiwan began seriously examining Ukraine's battlefield experience after Russia invaded in 2022.
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te (William Lai) appears to be missing signs from multiple sources that he lacks both international and domestic support for pursuing a more assertive policy regarding the island's de facto independence.
Stock trade defaults reported by securities firms in Taiwan rose to $62 million so far in June, the highest monthly total since data began in 2019.
In a significant escalation of military posturing, Taiwan conducted a first-of-its-kind live-fire drill on its west coast on June 10, launching 32 U.S.-supplied rockets from High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems, or HIMARS, into the narrow waters of
China's PLA military has long been known to intimidate and threaten the self-ruled island of Taiwan, mainly with large military exercises which sometime encircle it partially or completely, or else with a heavy naval boat presence in the Strait of Ho
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense reported that 32 Chinese military aircraft, 10 naval vessels, and five additional official Chinese ships were operating around the island.
China has launched a 'special maritime law enforcement operation' east of Taiwan in response to the announcement of maritime border talks in the area by Japan and the Philippines.
Trump's mixed signals on Taiwan -- from arms pauses to 'negotiating chip' remarks -- are forcing Taipei to plan and build for US absence
The island said it was unaware of any changes to military sales after a senior US official said they had been put on hold
The administration already approved a massive $11 billion arms deal for Taiwan back in December
President Trump is recommending that chip manufacturers IMMEDIATELY move their manufacturing facilities to AMERICA. The conversations with Xi have confirmed how China will move to take over Taiwan.
Xi Warns Trump That Differences Over Taiwan Could Lead to 'Clashes and Conflicts' Between the US and China
The total market cap of Taiwan's stock market is up to $4.14 trillion, surpassing the UK's $4.09 trillion for the first time.
Cheng Li-wun's Beijing visit shows Taiwan's opposition sees diplomacy, not conflict, as the way ahead with China
Taiwanese chip giant, Taiwan Semiconductor Manfuacturing Co, said Thursday its net profit surged to a fresh record in the first quarter, fueled by the global artificial intelligence race despite the war in the Middle East.
Taiwan getting a vivid glimpse of US power projection failures when tested by an adversary much weaker than China
And It Happened The Same Day The U.S. Shifted More Forces To The Middle East.
Beijing responds to Trump administration's approval weapons package for Taipei with restrictions on firms and executives.
These drills are coming just days after China sanctioned some United States defense firms over its delivery of weapons to Taiwan.
The People's Liberation Army (PLA) of China on Monday launched "Justice Mission 2025," a series of live-fire military drills around Taiwan simulating a blockade of the independent island-nation as a purported "warning to separatist forces."
Folks – The United States and Taiwan are in trouble even now. And in just a couple of years it will almost be impossible to defeat China if and when they move to conquer Taiwan.
