Analysis - Taiwan's strategy to respond to Chinese pressure tactics very likely to lead to heightened tensions across the Taiwan Strait

This day, known as the "Taiwan National Liberation Day," became a commemorative holiday celebrated simultaneously across both sides of the Taiwan Strait for the first time this year. However, the atmosphere differed markedly from the typically boisterous national holidays in the Chinese-speaking world.

Facing China’s growing military and political pressure, Taiwan races to strengthen its defenses before it’s too late.

The United States could help stabilise relations with Beijing by scaling back its military activities in the Sea and restraining Taiwan, a think tank has suggested. Researchers from the Rand Corporation argued that stabilising the ongoing US-China rivalry was "not only possible but can serve the interests of both sides".

Taiwan is warily watching whether China could seek to try and exert economic control over sensitive frontline Taiwanese islands in a key development plan being discussed in Beijing this week, officials familiar with the matter said.

U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday he plans to visit China early next year, expressing confidence in reaching a “fair” trade deal with

During the four-day plenum, leaders replaced 11 members — the biggest turnover since 2017 amid a military purge.

Tension in the China Sea continues to rise. Taiwan claims to have expelled three Chinese ships and that this is not all, the situation is expected to get worse. This happened betwe

President Donald Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC Summit amid ongoing trade negotiations and tensions over rare-earth export controls.