Taiwan Works to Restore Military Trials Over China Influence
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said the government will work to let military tribunals operate in peacetime and announced a tightening of rules governing exchanges with China, underscoring growing concerns about Beijing’s operations on the island and in its armed forces.
The barges have road spans longer than football fields that could enable rapid deployment beyond heavily defended beaches.
CHILLING pictures showing China’s giant D-Day style invasion barges have fuelled fears that they are preparing to invade Taiwan. The giant troop-carrying barges are capable of delivering ...
A Chinese mainland spokesperson on Thursday said that no individual or force will be allowed to split Taiwan from China, and that there is no room for "Taiwan independence" separatist activities in ...
The Bank of Japan is expected to leave rates unchanged next week. Markets also will focus on the Shunto wage negotiation results, which may impact the timing of the BoJ's next move. On Thursday, ...
New tariffs could cut the country's steel exports by as much as one-fifth in the coming months, S&P Global predicts.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is determined to retake Taiwan for the Chinese Communist Party by 2027, either with coercive ...
Taiwan started anti-dumping probes into beer and certain steel products from China, adding to a string of measures targeting ...
Taiwan’s president described Beijing as a ‘foreign adversary’ that is exploiting democracy to sow division, create unrest and destabilize the island.
Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry on Thursday denied reports that its foreign minister engaged in a tense exchange with the ...
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