Taipei: The U.S. Department of State has expressed concern following the announcement by a Chinese public security agency that it is investigating Taiwanese lawmaker Puma Shen for “secession.” The investigation

Washington: The latest announcement of a potential US$330 million arms sale to Taiwan underscores Washington’s commitment to maintaining the operational readiness of Taiwan’s military hardware, according to the head of

Taipei: Taiwan’s central bank and the U.S. Treasury have reached an agreement to avoid manipulating exchange rates, maintaining close consultations on foreign exchange and macroeconomic matters. In a joint statement,

Taipei: U.S. military support against a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan will depend significantly on Taiwan’s ability to defend itself during the initial stages of any conflict, former Pentagon official

Kaohsiung: The 2025 Kaohsiung Reading Festival kicked off at the Kaohsiung Public Library and will feature over 100 events including exhibitions, lectures, and live performances on weekends until the end

Helsinki: Three Taiwanese heavy metal bands are poised to join forces with Finnish music groups in Helsinki at the end of November for a unique cultural event termed “heavy metal

Taipei: Taiwanese film “Left-Handed Girl,” which has garnered international recognition and accolades since May, continued its hot streak this week when its two leading actresses won awards at film festivals

Taipei: Taiwan’s Presidential Office has called on China to stop its “hybrid coercion” tactics against Japan, following China’s advisories against traveling to Japan and its announcement of a live-fire exercise

Wroclaw: Taiwan and Poland have signed a memorandum of understanding on economic cooperation at the 13th bilateral economic and trade consultation conference in Wroclaw, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA)