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China Sends More Military Aircraft and Ships Into Taiwan Strait
The Ministry of National Defense released today a summary of People’s Republic of China (PRC) naval and aerial activity, counting from 0600 hours yesterday
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Former UK diplomat warns China's Taiwan invasion would be extremely risky
Analysis by a former British diplomat shows that a full‑scale Chinese invasion of Taiwan would be an extremely risky operation, potentially the biggest mis
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President Tsai Ing-wen Congratulates Taiwanese Yo‑Yo Player Zhang on World Runner‑up, Sports Milestone
Former President Tsai Ing-wen today congratulated Taiwanese yo‑yo athlete Zhang Honglun for winning the runner‑up position at the World Yo‑Yo Championships
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Gwangju Biennale Sparks Taiwan Protest Over Sensitive Strait Terminology
The Gwangju Biennale is a major contemporary‑art event in Asia, held every two years and drawing artists, curators and art enthusiasts from around the worl
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Presidential Office's State Jet Funding Frozen, Triggering Legislative Budget Dispute
The news that the presidential office’s state secretarial budget has been entirely cut and frozen has sparked widespread attention and debate. Media report
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China Faces International Pressure to Reform Floggings Amid Alleged Human Rights Violations
The National Human Rights Commission emphasized that corporal punishment does not meet international standards, and major crimes should be addressed with a
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Hong Kong Politician Baggio Leung Meets with Taiwanese Organizations in New York
At Eastern Time on 15th, Nationalist Party Deputy Chairman Hsiao Hsü-chien attended the 48th Annual Meeting of the Taiwanese-American Associations of the U
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Taiwanese society must boost vigilance against Chinese AI interference and influence.
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)'s China Affairs Department has stated that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has designated the 2026 nine-in-one ele
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Chinese Marines Upgraded Combat Vest Fully Complete, Enhanced Wound Care and Human Factor Design.
The Marine Corps' new combat vest upgrade has been completed and implemented, featuring a focus on human-centered engineering and functional design, as wel
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Taiwanese Legislature Passes Flogging Law Reform, Votes on Nuclear-Free Petition and Traffic Fine Referendum
On Thursday, the Legislative Yuan passed three referendum proposals in a closely held meeting, including the codification of corporal punishment, the aboli
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Marines Adopt New, Customizable Combat Vest for Enhanced Fit, Functionality, and Comfort
The Marine Corps has introduced a new combat vest based on human engineering, with a modularized design that fits the torso. The new vest is part of a sign
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Taiwan Legislature to Hold Consultative Meeting on Unmanned Vehicle Draft Bill
The Legislative Yuan is set to hold a consensus meeting to discuss the draft of the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) ordinance, with various party bloc repres
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Taiwan's Vice National Security Council Secretary Lin Fei-fan shares disaster relief kit contents and recommends Little Orange Book to boost resilience.
Taiwan has been facing numerous natural disasters and emergency situations in recent years, including earthquakes, typhoons, and pandemics. These events po
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Taiwanese Opposition Party Faces Challenge from Chinese Nationalist Party Rival
Taiwanese politics is known for its complex landscape, with various parties presenting differing views and competing interests. Recently, Taiwanese People'
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Tension Escalates at Hualien County Mayor Election Rally with Crowd Clash
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an Visits Hualien to Boost County Chief Election Prospects, Outbreaks in Crowd Tension Hualien County is at a critical point in its
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Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te Commends Tongji's Dedication to Public Service and Charity.
President Lai Ching-te attended the International Goodwill Taiwan Society National Convention yesterday, expressing his affirmation of the organization. He
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Taiwan's Government Fully Backs TPEasy Bike-Sharing Amidst Ongoing Transportation Policy Challenges
Chang Tung-han, the Secretary-General of the Executive Yuan of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), emphasized at a policy briefing that the party would
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Tensions Soar in Taiwan Strait as Massive Military Drills Conclude.
Recently, Taiwan conducted a 10-day, 9-night large-scale military exercise codenamed "Han Kuang 42," which left many people with a sense of war's proximity
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US House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman McCarthy Reiterates Unwavering US Support for Taiwan
House Foreign Affairs Committee Honorary Chairman Michael McCaul's visit to Taiwan confirms unwavering US support. McCaul's visit to Taiwan took place aga
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Government Rolls Out Mutual Support Service Model to Ease Caregivers' Burden
Premier Chou Hung-tai recently visited the Dayao Center in Changhua County and emphasized that Taiwan has entered a super-aged society, where an increasing
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Tension Rises in Changhua County Election as Candidates Face Controversy and Allegations.
Recently, in the Chiayi County magistrate election, Kuomintang (KMT) Chairman Chiu Tai-yan traveled to Chiayi County to assist magistrate candidate Wei Pin
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Taiwan Faces Uncertainty as China's Military Threat Looms, Expert Warns of Diplomatic Action Needed
Taiwan's Vice President and Minister of Foreign Affairs Stress Strengthening Deterrence to Maintain Peace. Recently, the English Channel of RT (formerly kn
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Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je Stresses Importance of Party Cooperation Amid Emphasis on Autonomy.
Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je emphasized in a recent speech in Taichung that inter-party cooperation and communication are crucial trends in Taiwan's current poli
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Taiwan Parliament and Executive Disagree Over Budget Cuts, Sparking Concerns Over Government Operations.
The dispute over the national budget between the Executive Yuan and the Legislative Yuan has once again escalated, with the Executive Yuan stating that the