The Latest Breaking News from Taiwan

The Matildas will carry a largely unchanged squad into the start of their Olympic qualifying campaign, a triple-header against Iran, the Philippines and Taiwan.

Defining what is and isn’t a country is a lot more complicated than many people would realize. Take the case of Taiwan.

Dwarfed by China’s military strength, the island has been improving training and stockpiling military equipment.

People have been moved to shelters and nearly 2,000 boats recalled to port as the remnants of Typhoon Koinu hit southern China after leaving one dead and over 300 injured in Taiwan

Highlights of the opening weekend of the annual month-long dance festival included an arresting piece about gender expectations by Taiwan’s Su PinWen and an exuberant dance-off between the capital’s hip-hop crews

‘This kindness will be remembered forever’

Scores of flights in Hong Kong have been canceled as Tropical Storm Koinu nears the southern Chinese city after leaving one dead and over 300 injured in Taiwan

Chen Siming spent two weeks living in the transit area in Taipei’s international airport waiting to resettle

China has been ramping up its military offensive against the self-ruled island of more than 23 million people, triggering global concerns.

The chip industry is buoyed by rapid technological advancements and conducive government policies. Against this backdrop, investing in robust chip stocks Cohu, Inc. (COHU), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), and Nikon Corp (NINOY) instead of Micron Technology (MU). Keep reading….

Taiwan's economy minister has confirmed that regulators are investigating four Taiwanese companies suspected of helping China’s Huawei Technologies to build semiconductor facilities