Taiwan
Where does nuclear power-use stand in post-COP29 Asia?
It is now a month since COP29 opened its doors to delegates from around the world in the city of Baku, Azerbaijan on November 11
Taiwan's DPP slams KMT over martial law allegations
Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party has fiercely rebuked the Chinese Nationalist Party for insinuating that the government supports martial law
South Korean president declares martial law, cancels it, now faces impeachment
Millions of South Koreans are today, December 4, waking to news that martial law was declared then cancelled while they were asleep.
Japan’s strategic stance in a Taiwan conflict
Experts at the Center for Strategic and International Studies China Power Project and other think tanks predict a higher likelihood of a Chinese invasion or blockade of Taiwan after this year’s presidential elections.
Trump or Harris - Taiwan faces "collateral damage" as US-China trade tensions escalate
As the US presidential election approaches its climax, Taiwan finds itself at a crossroads, caught between intensifying trade confrontations between Washington and Beijing