Tsai Ing-wen
China Threatens 'Profound Disaster' for Taiwan After Independence Comments
Beijing considers the island nation to be a part of China and has long vowed to bring it under the control of the Communist Party.
U.S. Spends $250 Million on Taiwan De Facto Embassy
Beijing is keeping a close eye on which officials Washington will send.
Taiwan Fights Off China In Annual War Games
The annual drills come just after China conducted military exercises off the island.
Taiwan Wants to Buy More U.S. Weapons Against China
Taiwan is well armed, but has been pushing for sales of more advanced equipment.
Taiwan Celebrates Landmark Ruling on Marriage Equality
The constitutional court gave legislators two years to change the civil law to allow same-sex marriage.
China Protests Taiwan President's 'Petty' Call to Trump
Chinese officials lodge 'stern representations' with the 'relevant U.S. side' but blame Taiwan for the diplomatic breach.
Why Taiwan Has Got Beef With Kenya
The disputed island has accused China of forcibly abducting 37 of its citizens from Kenya
New Taiwan Leader Pledges to Maintain Peace With China
But the independence-leaning opposition leader Tsai Ing-wen also vows to defend Taiwan's sovereignty.