China Cautions United States From Playing With Fire On Taiwan Issue
Lai declared that Taiwan will never back down in the face of Chinese threats
Taiwan Declares “Will Never Back Down To China’s Threats”
Both Taiwan and the United States have stated that Lai's transits, which included a stop in San Francisco on his way back Wednesday, are usual
Amid Tensions With China, Taiwan’s Vice President To Travel To United States
Lai will meet the chair of the Virginia-based American Institute in Taiwan, a U.S. government-run non-profit that maintains unofficial relations with Taiwan
Taiwan Reports This Week’s Second Significant Chinese Air Force Incursion
Taiwan's democratically elected government opposes China's claim to sovereignty, claiming that only the people of the island can decide their fate
Amid China tensions, United States Announces $345 Million In Military Aid To Taiwan
The Chinese military has performed two large drills surrounding Taiwan
China’s Military Display Before Taiwan’s War Games
Some of the planes violated the Taiwan Strait median line, an unofficial buffer that separates the two sides, and came within 24 nautical miles of Taiwan's coasts
Taiwan Tracks Chinese Military Aircraft, Naval Ships Across Country
Last month, Beijing has sent 318 military aircraft and 142 naval ships around Taiwan.
U.S. Approves Sale Of Weapons And Components To Taiwan As Part Of Defence Cooperation
The sale will help improve the recipient's security and contribute to the region's political stability, military balance, and economic progress
Russian Warships Reported In Taiwanese Maritime Borders; WHY? Question Arises
Taiwanese Ministry of National Defence stated that they noted Russian frigates “sailing from south to north in the waters off our eastern coast” as of 11 pm local time (15:00 GMT).
Taiwan Has “Enormous Appetite” To Expand Ties With India: Taiwanese Foreign Minister Wu
"We hope that we can break some barriers in order to have better political ties with each other," Taiwan's Foreign Minister Jaushieh Joseph Wu