PLA amphibious drills in Fujian monitored by Taiwan amid rising tensions
Planet Labs’ geospatial assessment revealed several amphibious craft approaching the Fujian coastline, alongside amphibious fighting vehicles.
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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.
Nvidia CEO signals contingency plans amid Taiwan-China tensions
The CEO emphasised that TSMC remains the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturer by a significant margin.
Taiwan to continue reconnaissance flights with RF-5 Jets alongside F-16Vs
A multi-year project, set to run from 2023 to 2025, has been launched to ensure the upkeep of the RF-5’s camera and avionics systems, with a budget of NT$33 million (US$1.03 million).
China rebukes German warships’ passage through Taiwan Strait
Wu Qian addressed the situation on Saturday, commenting that the presence of the German warships in the Taiwan Strait was an unnecessary provocation and an affront to China’s sovereignty.
China condemns Taiwan leader’s independence remarks as threatening peace
The criticism came in response to Lai's comments, which Chen argued were a blatant attempt to push for independence under the guise of democracy and freedom.
U.S.-Taiwan relations strengthened through focus on resilience and global security
Greene noted that enhancing Taiwan’s resilience would not only benefit the country but also strengthen global security and prosperity.
Taiwan’s digital ministry reports swift recovery from cyber attacks
Minister of Digital Affairs, Huang Yen-nun, mentioned that while these attacks momentarily impacted the availability of websites, essential data remained secure, and operations returned to normal quickly.
Taiwan expands free Breast Cancer screenings to boost early detection in 2024
Women aged 45 to 70 are advised to undergo screenings every two years, while those aged 40 to 45 with a family history of breast cancer should do the same.
U.S. dismisses concerns over Ko Wen-je graft probe
The speculation around U.S. involvement arose after Dale Jieh, a former Taiwanese envoy to New Zealand, suggested during a televised talk show that AIT would step in if the investigation continued.
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