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Taiwan’s Deputy Foreign Minister Chen Ming-chi told CNN in an exclusive interview on July 15 that Taiwan will continue to ensure that the Taiwan Strait remains open. Chen said Taiwan will uphold and protect freedom of international navigation and overflight, and maintain the status quo across the Taiwan Strait by
Taiwan’s Ruling Party, DPP Proposes a Legislative Resolution Condemning CCP’s ‘Ethnic Unity Law’
After the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) began implementing the Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress...
How ‘Small Yard, High Fence’ Is Reshaping Taiwan’s Role in Global Supply Chains
By Zhang Houguang, Political Analysis The phrase "small yard, high fence" has become a cornerstone...
Six-Nation Lawmakers’ Visit to Taiwan’s Frontline Coast Guard Facility Draws Beijing’s Anger
The Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) recently led parliamentarians from six countries, including...
Taiwan Condemns CCP Response After Attack on Akio Yaita, Plans Tougher Anti-Repression Laws
Japanese-born senior media figure and Executive Director of the Indo-Pacific Strategic Think Tank Akio...
British Expert Warns: CCP Is Preparing to ‘Isolate’ Taiwan
Chinese Coast Guard vessels have recently conducted several days of so-called “law enforcement patrols...
Taiwan Wins Global Anti-Money Laundering Award for Prince Group Investigation
Taiwan’s Investigation Bureau has won the annual “Egmont Best Case Award (BECA)” for its investigation...
Taiwan Investigates Attack on Akio Yaita as Possible Case of Transnational Repression
Officials are investigating whether the July 6 assault on Japanese-born journalist and think tank director...
Taiwan Busts Alleged Underground Network Smuggling Nvidia AI Servers to China
The Keelung District Prosecutors Office in Taiwan is investigating a major smuggling case involving Supermicro...
Taiwan Fines Oil Supplier Record NT$165 Million Over Carcinogen-Tainted Cooking Oil
Taiwan's Ministry of Health and Welfare has imposed its largest-ever fine on a single company under the...