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China is strongly dissatisfied with the move by U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken to congratulate Taiwan's newly inaugura...

Rest of World News: Taiwan's new president Lai Ching-te was sworn in, continuing its policy of de facto independence while bolstering defenses against China. Lai accepted

A curated weekday guide to major news and developments over the weekend.

China's top spy agency vowed on Monday to stop "Taiwan independence" and warned supporters of the island's ruling party.

The Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan, Yoshimasa Hayashi, said that Japan considers Taiwan an important partner and friend, TASS reports ...

This article is authored by Rahul Mishra, associate professor, Centre for Indo-Pacific Studies, School of International Studies, JNU. 

A majority of experts said they believe a crisis in the Taiwan Strait is likely in 2024, with a Chinese blockade or “quarantine” of the island seen as the most likely scenario. That’s according to a new survey from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), which asked 87 leading U.S. and Taiwanese…

“We suggest that President Marcos read more books to properly understand the ins and outs of the Taiwan issue, so as to draw the right conclusions.” That was friendly advice, gently offered by a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines. The spokesman was admonishing

Taipei for us tonight. Reporter the Democratic Progressive Party during the campaign had been a little bit ahead in the polls, but this is a ringing victory. At his final rally, supporters turned out to give a last boisterous endorsement to their man. Lai ching te, now taiwans next president. Tonight lai said, we showed the world that taiwan stands on the side of democracy. Thats not going to go down well in beijing. In president Xi Jinpings new Years Speech he repeated his claim that taiwan bel...

TAIPEI -- Stocks in Taiwan's world-leading chipmakers rose Monday after the president-elect vowed to further boost the democratic island's flagship se