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China Angered by British Warship Sailing as Taiwan Raises Alert Level
China's military criticised on Friday the sailing of a British warship through the Taiwan Strait as a deliberate attempt to "cause trouble", while Taiwan's president ordered monitoring stepped up in response to Chinese military activities.
China sent the most warplanes toward Taiwan since October, a move that follows US lawmakers visiting a top military figure ...
Taiwan will hold a recall vote for around one quarter of parliament's lawmakers - all from the main opposition party - next ...
A view of the Taiwan Straits is seen from Xiamen port, in East China's Fujian Province. Photo: IC. In response to a media ...
Possible removal of up to 24 KMT legislators could open way for ruling DPP to strengthen defences against China ...
Portsmouth-based warship HMS Spey carried out patrols in the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday in defiance against the wishes of ...
A Chinese military magazine, Naval and Merchant Ships, recently zeroed in on one of Taiwan’s biggest vulnerabilities. The island democracy, which China claims is part of its territory and threatens to ...
Taiwan's central bank kept its policy rate unchanged on Thursday, as widely expected, given the island's robust tech-driven ...
Taiwan has added China’s tech titan Huawei and chip giant Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) to its ...
Taiwan’s central bank again left interest rates unchanged, as the export-reliant economy remained resilient in the face of ...
Taiwan held its benchmark interest rate for the fifth straight quarter as it considers worries about the impact of possible ...
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Taiwan Exports Up 18.5% in May, Record Shipments to U.S.Taiwan’s latest export data shows a total of nearly US$58 billion in orders in May, up 18.5% from last year. Fears of ...
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