Taiwan

The recent report from The Guardian, highlighting Ukraine’s strategy as a model for Taiwan to strengthen its military in response to the perceived threat from China, sheds light on the evolving dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region and the importance of strategic planning in addressing security challenges. While each situation is unique, drawing lessons from successful strategies can be beneficial in …

The recent statement by Paraguay’s President-Elect Pena, as reported by Channel News Asia, expressing his admiration for Taiwan and pledging strong ties with President Tsai Ing-wen, highlights the importance of diplomatic relationships and the value of friendship between nations. This declaration signals a positive step towards strengthening the partnership between Paraguay and Taiwan. Acknowledging Taiwan as a “great friend” reflects …

Taiwan has recently undertaken military maneuvers, demonstrating its readiness and resolve in the face of rising tensions with China.  Taiwan’s military drills send a clear statement that the country is ready to defend itself against future threats. These drills include a variety of capabilities, including naval maneuvers, air defense simulations, and joint operations. Taiwan hopes to discourage aggressive moves and …

In Taiwan, grave allegations have been made linking kindergarten teachers to the drugging of students in their charge. This article digs into the specifics of these upsetting charges, considers how it might affect the children involved and their families, and addresses more general issues brought up by this distressing episode. Reports have emerged, accusing kindergarten teachers in Taiwan of administering …

In a concerning development, the Chinese military has heightened tensions in the volatile Taiwan Strait by aggressively buzzing an American warship. The incident has raised concerns over potential conflict and its implications for regional stability. According to reports, the U.S. warship was conducting a routine transit through the Taiwan Strait when it was approached by several Chinese fighter jets and …

The United States has cleared the possible sale of $619 million worth of new weapons to Taiwan, including missiles for its F-16 fleet, as the island reported a second day of large-scale Chinese air force intrusions in the area. The arms sales are likely to worsen already difficult relations between Washington and Beijing, which has frequently requested the cessation of …

Analysts report that the possibility of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, formerly deemed very implausible, has risen to the forefront of global money managers’ risk radars and is influencing their investment decisions. Fund managers report an increase in inquiries from clients on the likelihood of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. Although none of them have engaged in specific transactions relating …

US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman on Wednesday urged all countries to warn the People’s Republic of China (PRC) against conflict over Taiwan, adding Beijing should not use any visits by US lawmakers to the island nation as a pretext for military action. US-China relations experienced a major blow last August during a visit by then speaker of the …

Taiwan has not observed any Chinese surveillance balloons in its area, according to the island’s defense ministry on Tuesday, as a disagreement between China and the United States over spy balloons raises fears of escalating military confrontations. The United States military shot down a Chinese spy balloon off the coast of South Carolina on February 4. China claimed that the …

Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen and Vice President William Lai will each donate a month’s salary to earthquake relief efforts in Turkey, the island’s presidential office announced on Thursday, February 9. Tsai and Lai, who is widely anticipated to run for president in next year’s elections, “want to do their part to assist Turkey reconstruct its motherland as quickly as possible,” …