Japanese companies caught in crossfire
Japan-China business ties freeze after PM's Taiwan remarks.
News for readers in Taiwan, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
Japan-China business ties freeze after PM's Taiwan remarks.
A fire at a Panasonic factory in Hsinchu, Taiwan injured five workers and left two missing before being extinguished.
Taiwan's surging stock market is drawing investors away from venture capital and toward public AI stocks, leaving early-stage startups struggling to raise seed funding.
China’s soybean shortage might prevent a war over Taiwan by triggering domestic food shortages.
America cannot win the artificial intelligence race with China without Taiwan's semiconductor manufacturing and server production capabilities.
Grab seeks AI growth after failed Taiwan acquisition.
Taiwan's drone makers race for billions in military investment amid China pressure.
NVIDIA and SPIL aim to expand optical-engine manufacturing capacity in Taiwan 15-fold by mid-2027.
Taiwan's fastener output rebounds to NT$40.66 billion in Q2 after US tariff turbulence.
Taiwan launches $4B Texas AI supply chain hub to secure US manufacturing for Nvidia and chipmakers.
Taiwan's China Steel posts NT$584 million September pretax profit, turning first three quarters into NT$4.3 billion gain.
Taiwan Micron union votes 99% to authorize strike over profit split.
Honduras' role in Latin America: US ties, Taiwan choice, and economic weight.
U.S. Air Force gives General Atomics $38.8m to maintain Taiwan's MQ-9B drones through 2029.
Taiwan's economic growth survey reveals 49% of households feel positive financial impact from growth, with 42% citing investment gains.
Honduras balances US tariffs with Beijing recognition as Taiwan ties remain open.
Taiwan's fair trade commission blocked grab from buying foodpanda's taiwan delivery business for $600 million, citing uber's 13.1% stake.
Five people indicted in Taiwan for allegedly plotting to injure comedian Huang Yi-hao with a car over his criticism of China's government.
Taiwan prosecutors charge five Taiwanese with attempting to injure comedian who mocks Xi and CCP.
Taiwan's four state-owned financial groups merge into one asset manager by 2028.
Taiwan investigates organized crime ties to China's 'transnational repression' after comedian attack.
Taiwan's first-ever chip workers strike starts at Micron plant over AI profits.