The Latest Breaking News from Taiwan

Manila says a Chinese navy vessel collides with one from its own coastguard while chasing a Philippine patrol boat.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says his country will inevitably be drawn “kicking and screaming” in any war over Taiwan due to its proximity and the presence of large numbers of Filipino workers on the self-ruled island, despite China’s strong protest over such remarks

The Taiwanese government wants to get to the bottom of this industrial espionage case.

Beijing lodges protest over Philippine leader’s ‘wrong and provocative remarks’ during India visit

Taiwan has often compared itself to being a “shrimp between two whales”. That expression has never been more apt than today with the US and China – which considers Taiwan to be part of its territory – locked in a standoff over the future of the island.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (NYSE:TSM) on Friday reported consolidated net revenue of approximately 323.17 billion New Taiwanese dollars (roughly $10.66 billion) for July 2025, up 22.5% quarter-over-quarter, backed by the artificial intelligence frenzy.

Beijing warns Manila to stop ‘playing with fire’ after Marcos signals potential Taiwan conflict involvement.

The mosquito-borne virus has crossed the Taiwan Strait from southern China, where confirmed cases top 8,000.

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump indicated that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (NYSE:TSM) will invest $300 billion in Arizona as part of an effort to bring chip production back to the U.S.

Since the start of US President Donald Trump's global trade war, Taiwanese orchid grower Lee Tsang-yu has watched tariffs on his seedlings shoot from nothing to 20 percent.

Japan this week marks 80 years since the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, bringing World War II to an end. For the first time, Hiroshima has opened its memorial ceremony to all countries, including representatives from Taiwan and the Palestinian Authority.