Taiwan
China will not tolerate independence for Taiwan, Xi Jinping tells island's opposition leader
Xi Jinping told Taiwan's opposition leader that China "won’t tolerate" independence, as military tensions rise around the island during talks on cross-strait relations.
'Everything begins with intelligence': Three wars rewriting the rules of modern warfare
Between the Hormuz and Taiwan straits: Taipei’s view of the Iran war-opinion
Taiwan fears China may exploit US distraction from Middle East war
Taiwan FM says China is real threat to security, claims to uphold UN principles of peace
China views democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory, a view the government in Taipei rejects, saying only the people of Taiwan can decide their future.
Japan's 'Iron Lady' Takaichi sweeps in stunning election win
Sanae Takaichi, Japan's first female leader, was projected to deliver as many as 328 of the 465 seats in parliament's lower house for her Liberal Democratic Party.
Taiwan teams up with US firm Kratos to build Mighty Hornet IV attack drones to counter China
The Mighty Hornet IV is being developed as a low-cost, cruise missile-like weapon, and the two sides aim to base a "large quantity" of the systems in Taiwan as both a deterrent and a wartime asset.
Taiwan to deepen trade with democracies as Lai warns against reliance on China
Senior Taiwanese and US officials discussed cooperation in artificial intelligence, tech and drones at a high-level forum launched during the first Trump administration.
Pax Silica: Israel’s chance to become a must-have ally - opinion
Pax Silica offers Israel a path from protected ally of the US to indispensable partner on the global stage.
Nvidia CEO Huang denies he is unhappy with OpenAI, says 'huge' investment planned
Speaking to reporters in Taipei, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said it was "nonsense" to say he was unhappy with OpenAI, adding that OpenAI is "one of the most consequential companies of our time."
RISK Initiative: Taiwan's bold step to safeguard undersea cables - opinion
Undersea cables are an extremely crucial, yet often overlooked, element of the infrastructure making up the world of today.
Atomic scientists set 'Doomsday Clock' closer to midnight than ever
This was the third time in the past four years that the scientists moved the clock closer to midnight.
China massed fishing fleets in East China Sea in apparent Taiwan blockade test
Ship-tracking data shows that by January 11, about 1,400 Chinese fishing vessels had gathered into a tightly organized rectangular formation stretching roughly 200 miles.
Pitchon-Lev launches new scholarship for youth from Israel’s socio-economic periphery
The launch of the scholarship is part of the ongoing collaboration between both organizations, reflecting a vision of not only providing assistance but also showing change for these young people.
