TAIPEI (Reuters) -Taiwan plans to boost defence spending by a fifth next year, surpassing 3% of gross domestic product, as it ...

The DPP's habit of cloaking separatist ambitions in high-sounding language is nothing new. Two months ago, Taiwan leader Lai ...

Many foreign observers have urged Taiwan to follow that trend, arguing that its dependency on imported gas, coal and oil for more than 95 per cent of its energy makes it highly vulnerable to a Chinese ...

Patients say long wait times for elective surgeries at public hospitals and the high cost of private hospital care are why ...

China has expressed surprise over India's clarification regarding its stance on Taiwan, following reported comments by ...

‘China will stand with India’: Envoy Xu Feihong slams 50% Trump tariffs, says ‘silence emboldens the bully’ ‘Not a single fan ...

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung wants to resume dialogue with North Korea, laying out a three-step plan he hopes will ...

Chinese Ambassador Xiao Qian has made a strong diplomatic message to Australia about Taiwan's status. He has called on Prime ...

The move comes as the country faces pressure from the U.S., which wants Taiwan to invest more in defense, and China, which ...

The industrial sector's demand for machine vision technology is expected to keep rising steadily through 2026, with Taiwan ...

Taiwan has proposed stepping up defense spending next year, a move intended to mollify President Donald Trump, who has called on the democracy to do more to protect itself from China’s threats.

China's national security authorities announced that they have uncovered dozens of cyberattack platforms operated by Taiwan's ...