Taipei
War With China Not Likely in Next Three Years—Taiwan Intelligence Chief
The director of Taiwan's National Security Bureau said China's ruling Communist Party is "trapped inside a security dilemma."
China Will 'Lose Everything' If It Starts Taiwan War—former Marine Colonel
The United States is not legally bound to defend Taiwan in the event of an attack by China and has maintained "strategic ambiguity" for over 40 years.
Taiwan Accuses China of 'Weaponizing Trade' as Beijing Blocks Fruit Imports
"This hostile move violates international trade norms," said Taiwan's foreign minister, noting China wants to join the CPTPP trade bloc.
Chinese State Media Warns of Military Action if Taiwan Office Changes Name
"The Chinese mainland will have to take severe economic and military measures to combat the arrogance of the U.S. and the island of Taiwan."
Taiwan, Japan Urged to 'Stand Together' As China Threat Prompts Talks
A Taiwanese official says the ruling party did not hesitate when invited to hold unprecedented security talks with Japan to discuss mutual concerns about China.
U.S. Triples Vaccine Doses to Taiwan as China Denies Blocking Access
"We are not allocating these doses, or delivering these doses, based on political or economic conditions. We are donating these vaccines with the singular objective of saving lives," an administration official said.
Criminals Release Hundreds of Cockroaches Into Restaurant in Bizarre Attack
The attack was traced back to the Taiwan organized crime syndicate Bamboo Union, which is one of the world's most dangerous gangs.
Lease F-35s to Taiwan to Counter China's Threats
The U.S. cannot just stand by and watch as China steps up its aggressive behavior toward Taiwan.
China Sends Warning to U.S. With Taiwan Naval Patrols
Beijing and Washington vie for influence in the Asia-Pacific as China presses strategic regional goals.
China Censors 'Oscars' After Independent Taiwan Plea
"I'm proud of yesterday's Golden Horse Awards – it highlighted how Taiwan is different from China," President Tsai Ing-Wen wrote on her Facebook page.
Will China Invade Taiwan in the Next Five Years?
Beijing would be unlikely to take military action against the island without U.S. approval.
Taiwan Celebrates Landmark Ruling on Marriage Equality
The constitutional court gave legislators two years to change the civil law to allow same-sex marriage.
Same-Sex Marriage Debated in Taiwan
The ruling would make Taiwan the first country in Asia to legalize gay marriage.
Taiwan President Flies to Island in South China Sea
His one-day visit comes amid growing international concern over rising tensions in area.
U.S. Pushes for Taiwan-China Peace Ahead of Elections
The U.S. wants to see issues between the two dealt with peacefully, no matter who wins Saturday's polls.
Activists Deface Statues Jackie Chan Gifted to Taiwan
Chan is close to China's communist party and has called Taiwanese democracy "a joke."
Video: Boy Trips and Punches Hole in Million-Dollar Painting
The incident was captured on CCTV and has been released by the gallery.
Cigarettes, Colored Powder May Have Caused Taiwan Fire
More than 500 people were injured and one person was killed in the blaze.
Taiwan Plane Cartwheels into River After Take-Off, Killing At Least 16
As many as 28 people appeared to have survived the crash after the plane crashed.
The Birth Of A New Taipei
There's more than one way to appreciate a tree. On a recent Saturday morning, as he leads 25 parents and schoolchildren along a street next to Taipei's Ta-An Forest Park, Jerome Su stops before a flowering sweet-gum tree.
