by Martin Haffner Associate Editor China warned on Thursday that the Taiwan Democratic Progressive Party authorities’ attempt to seek “Taiwan independence” will lead nowhere, as the so-called Foreign Minister of Taiwan Lin Chia-lung attended the inauguration ceremony of the president of Palau as a “presidential envoy.” “Taiwan is a province of China, and there is…
by Martin Haffner Associate Editor Taiwan will dispatch its navy if needed to help the coast guard respond to any suspicious activity near undersea communication cables, Defence Minister Wellington Koo said on Thursday, after a Chinese-linked ship was suspected of damaging one. Taiwan, which China views as its own territory, said a ship owned by…
by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In a significant escalation of military posturing, China has commenced extensive military exercises in the waters surrounding Taiwan. This development, occurring against a backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions, has sparked fears of a potential invasion, raising alarms not only in Taipei but also among global powers observant of the Taiwan…
by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In a concerning development for Taiwan, the National Security Bureau (NSB) has reported a marked increase in cases of espionage linked to China. This uptick underscores growing geopolitical tensions in the Taiwan Strait and raises alarms about national security in the self-governing island, which China views as a breakaway province….
by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In the ongoing struggle for influence and territorial integrity in the Asia-Pacific region, Taiwan has taken a bold step in asserting its military capabilities by unveiling its hypersonic Qingtian missile. This move comes amid escalating tensions with mainland China, prompting concerns not only in Beijing but also among international observers…
by Martin Haffner Associate editor Title: ‘Act Prudently’: China Slams EU Parliament Over Taiwan Resolution, Warns of Red Lines In a significant escalation of diplomatic tensions, China has issued a strong rebuke to the European Union Parliament following its recent resolution concerning Taiwan. This resolution, which advocates for increased support for Taiwan amid growing concerns…
by Martin Haffner Associate Editor Title: China Denies Involvement in Taiwan’s Undersea Cable Damage Amid Rising Tensions In a climate of escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait, Chinese authorities have officially denied any involvement in the recent damage to an undersea cable that connects Taiwan with international communication networks. The incident has added to the…
by Martin Haffner Associate Editor Taipei, Taiwan – In response to escalating tensions in the region and uncertainty surrounding its defense budget, Taiwan has launched a series of military drills aimed at enhancing its readiness to counter potential threats. These exercises come at a time when discussions regarding possible cuts to the defense budget have…
by Maetin Haffner Associate Editor Taiwan Launches First-Ever Digital Nomad Visa: Here’s What to Know In an exciting development for remote workers and digital nomads around the world, Taiwan has unveiled its first-ever digital nomad visa, opening the door for professionals seeking a vibrant, tech-savvy environment to live and work. This initiative marks a significant…
by Martin Haffner Associate Editor Taiwan has sought South Korea’s assistance in investigating a Chinese cargo vessel suspected of severing undersea communication cables off its coast. This development comes amid escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait, and observers are closely monitoring whether this incident could further strain cross-strait relations. On Sunday, the Financial Times reported…