Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Friday he hoped defence spending would reach 5% of gross domestic product before 2030, ...

Taiwan's export orders rose for the sixth straight month in July, fuelled by demand for tech products such as those related ...

Taiwan's defence spending next year will exceed 3% of gross domestic product to demonstrate to the world the government's ...

Taiwan plans to boost defence spending by a fifth next year, surpassing 3% of gross domestic product, as it invests billions ...

The interests of Taiwan and its companies are the government's top priority, a Cabinet source said today in response to ...

Canada’s Department of Fisheries and Oceans spokesman Craig Macartney was quoted as saying that the collaboration “will help Taiwan better monitor maritime activity and vessel movements, including ...

A screenshot of Taiwan regional internet influencer Chen Chih-han’s Douyin account. Taiwan regional internet influencer Chen ...

A vote to restore an old reactor reflects the island nation's energy challenges, booming chipmaker demand, and fears of a Chinese blockade.

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 ...

But Intel wasn't alone in winning CHIPS Act grants. As CNBC points out, Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC) was awarded $6.6 billion ...

The increase, if approved by parliament, would lift Taiwan’s defence spending to more than 3.3 per cent of GDP, above that of most Nato member countries apart from the US, Poland and Estonia.

Trump’s recent gestures on Taiwan serve immediate trade goals; a deeper shift in U.S. policy has yet to come. President Donald Trump delivers remarks at the White House AI Summit at Andrew W. Mellon ...