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China's State Council Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson, Chen Binhua, strongly condemned U.S. support for Taiwan's independence, urging immediate correction of what he termed "wrong signals" and warning against interference in Taiwan affairs.
China's Ministry of Commerce has launched an anti-dumping investigation into POM copolymer imports from the EU, U.S., Taiwan, and Japan, signalling heightened scrutiny over key sector imports to address trade concerns.
President Tsai Ing-wen emphasized Taiwan's need to fortify deterrence against China, citing the significant costs of any potential takeover and stressing the importance of regional partnerships for collective security.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense tracked 27 Chinese military aircraft and seven naval vessels near Taiwan, prompting a response from Taiwan's military. This escalation follows a pattern of increased Chinese activity around Taiwan in recent months.
In a historic move, Taiwan will host the annual summit of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) this July, with legislators from over 20 countries converging in Taipei, signalling unprecedented international support.
Taiwan and the Czech Republic are considering inaugurating the 'Czech-Taiwanese Advanced Chip Design Research Center,' poised to bolster semiconductor capabilities.
In an address at the Wilson Center, Taiwan's Representative to the U.S., Alexander Yui, emphasizes the crucial link between economic integration and national security amidst rising tensions with China, urging increased global engagement to fortify Taiwan's position.
Taiwan and the Philippines are gearing up to bolster coast guard cooperation, aiming to tackle maritime challenges and ensure regional stability.
The aerial display rehearsal for Taiwan's presidential inauguration showcased military precision despite weather challenges. Over 40 foreign delegations, including U.S. representatives, will attend President-elect Lai Ching-te's ceremony on May 20, emphasizing Taiwan's diplomatic significance.
TSMC, Taiwan's semiconductor giant, recorded an impressive revenue surge in April, exceeding NT$200 billion. Fueled by AI computing demand, their forecast hints at sustained growth, outpacing industry projections.
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