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Taipei Times5 Sept 2026
Taiwan’s societal resilience and civil defense efforts must match the multi-domain, structural, persistent national security threat posed by China, international analysts said in a book.
Taipei Times5 Sept 2026
The Tainan branch of the High Prosecutors’ Office has indicted a retired navy sergeant surnamed Ma (馬) on charges of contravening the National Security Act (國家安全法) for allegedly attempting to...
Taipei Times5 Sept 2026
Taiwan yesterday said it has provided “temporary accommodation” to a Chinese citizen, after a rights group reported that a lawyer representing detained leaders of an underground church in Beijing...
Taipei Times5 Sept 2026
Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF) Secretary-General Luo Wen-jia (羅文嘉) on Thursday warned about youth-targeted Chinese scams.
Taipei Times5 Sept 2026
The UK yesterday asserted that the Falkland Islands “are British” after Argentine President Javier Milei said the “winds of change” favored his country’s claim to the archipelago, citing...
Taipei Times5 Sept 2026
Rescuers in Nepal yesterday pulled two workers alive from a tunnel at a hydropower plant, raising hopes of reaching dozens of others believed to be trapped nine days after deadly floods swept away...
Taipei Times5 Sept 2026
Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍) yesterday condemned China’s “wolf warrior” diplomacy at this week’s Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Leaders’ Meeting in Palau, saying it could undermine...
Taipei Times5 Sept 2026
Taiwan’s Ching Tien I (擎天) supersonic cruise missiles have completed their production run and entered service, the non-classified portion of the proposed military budget for next year shows...
Taipei Times5 Sept 2026
Taiwan will intensify its initiative to become an Asian asset management center as it seeks to turn its industrial strength into financial clout and enhance the nation’s competitiveness, President...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Nvidia Corp announced yesterday that it would buy artificial intelligence (AI) platform Hugging Face for US$12.9 billion, as the chipmaking giant seeks to diversify its hold on the AI sector.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Global data center spending is set to reach US$31.6 trillion through 2050 to meet the world’s growing appetite for artificial intelligence (AI), an investment boom with no precedent in history...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Taiwan should avoid becoming overly dependent on semiconductors and preserve resources for other industries while expanding chip production with trusted overseas partners, a US academic said...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Auras Technology Co (雙鴻), which produces advanced thermal dissipation and cooling solutions for artificial intelligence (AI) servers and data centers, yesterday said its net profit surged 120...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Scientech Corp (辛耘), which specializes in supplying advanced packaging equipment and reclaimed wafers, yesterday said shipments would expand 50 percent annually this year, benefiting from thriving...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Taiwanese companies’ planned additional US$20 billion investment in the US would come mainly from semiconductor companies and their supply chains and artificial intelligence (AI) server-related...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Former Taipei deputy mayor Vivian Huang (黃珊珊), a senior figure in the opposition Taiwan People’s Party (TPP), yesterday said that she would not run for office again.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) and the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) on Wednesday accused the Control Yuan of halting the publication of civil servant property disclosures, while the watchdog...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Taiwan International Youth Ambassadors Association on Wednesday voiced security concerns after unidentified people, who they said spoke with a Chinese accent, were seen photographing and...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Coast Guard Administration (CGA) yesterday said that it had deployed vessels to “monitor” Chinese ships operating in waters off the east coast.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) yesterday said that President William Lai (賴清德) should apologize for phasing out nuclear power, as regulators indicated they were close to approving the restart...
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