Washington: The U.S. Department of State has expressed concerns over China’s intimidation campaign against Taiwan, highlighting it as a threat to freedom of speech and a destabilizing factor in the Indo-Pacific region. A State Department spokesperson emphasized that twenty years after the Anti-Secession Law was enacted, China’s efforts to intimidate
Taipei: Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te announced plans to substantially increase imports of agricultural products and natural gas from the United States. During a speech at the Hsieh Nien Fan banquet organized by the American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan, Lai emphasized that the move is part of efforts to address
Taipei: Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te announced plans to substantially increase imports of agricultural products and natural gas from the United States. During a speech at the Hsieh Nien Fan banquet organized by the American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan, Lai emphasized that the move is part of efforts to address
Taipei: Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) suggested Thursday that video evidence means there is “no need for debate” over whether a Chinese influencer living in Taiwan had called for China’s annexation of Taiwan through military force. The Chinese national, surnamed Liu, had her residence permit revoked last week for “openly
Taipei: Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) suggested Thursday that video evidence means there is “no need for debate” over whether a Chinese influencer living in Taiwan had called for China’s annexation of Taiwan through military force. The Chinese national, surnamed Liu, had her residence permit revoked last week for “openly
Taipei: The Ministry of Labor (MOL) is set to amend work regulations that would allow foreign students, including those of Taiwanese descent, who graduated from a Taiwanese university to work in six types of jobs categorized by the ministry as “intermediate-skilled” jobs. The planned revisions represent an interdepartmental effort to
