Japanese warship makes historic passage through Taiwan strait
A Japanese warship made a historic passage through the Taiwan Strait, marking a significant move amid rising regional tensions.
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Taiwan advocates for U.N. inclusion at GCTF workshop
During his remarks, Lee emphasized the relevance of Taiwan’s inclusion in global discussions, particularly in light of the U.N.'s recent launch of the Summit of the Future, aimed at fostering international collaboration in using technology for the betterment of future generations. He pointed out that Taiwan produces over 90% of the world's advanced chips, underscoring its vital role in global technology supply chains. Despite the U.N.'s stated goal of leaving no one behind, Lee lamented that Taiwan's 23.5 million residents remain excluded from international forums.
Taiwan faces growing challenge in distinguishing Chinese military drills from war
Koo emphasised the importance of differentiating between peacetime and wartime, citing China's efforts to blur the lines between military drills and combat readiness.
Taiwan and Canada seek stronger cooperation on regional security and stability
Hsiao conveyed her appreciation for Canada's solidarity with global democracies and emphasised the importance of peace and stability in the region.
US warship’s Taiwan Strait passage sparks reaction from Beijing
The USS Ralph Johnson, an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, sailed through the Taiwan Strait, underscoring the United States’ commitment to international navigation rights.
Japanese lawmakers meet Taiwan Vice President Hsiao Bi-Khim amid regional tensions
This meeting comes at a time of heightened tensions in the Taiwan Strait, with the group of six lawmakers emphasizing their commitment to close collaboration in the event of a regional contingency.
Taiwan monitors increased Chinese military presence
Throughout August, Taiwan has reported a total of 233 PLA aircraft and 117 Chinese naval vessels operating around its borders.
China intensifies gray zone tactics with increased military activity around Taiwan
The escalation reflects a broader pattern observed this month, with PLA aircraft having been tracked 218 times and Chinese naval vessels 106 times around Taiwan’s airspace and waters.
Taiwan monitors escalating Chinese military activity amid rising Gray Zone Tactics
In response to this latest development, Taiwan dispatched aircraft and naval ships while deploying coastal-based missile systems to monitor the Chinese military activities.
Increased PLA military activity around Taiwan raises tensions
According to the MND, out of the 27 aircraft from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), 17 crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait into the nation’s southwest air defense identification zone (ADIZ).
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