Lai Ching-te marked one year in office by extending an olive branch to Beijing, while also calling on the island to keep bolstering its defences.

President Lai says Taiwan will continue to strengthen its defence as preparing for war is best way to avoid it ...

State broadcaster CCTV said China sent several ‘armoured vehicles’ into waters off southern Fujian, near Taiwan.

Taiwan cannot rule out that China will hold more military drills to "stir up trouble" around the one year anniversary next week of President Lai Ching-te taking office, a senior government ...

Taiwan wants peace and dialogue with China but the government must continue to strengthen the island’s defences, President ...

The political atmosphere is “poisonous”, says an analyst. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Taiwan's China Times has been criticized by the government for alleged ties to CCP propaganda. The Mainland Affairs Council ...

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te offered his support and encouragement to the armed forces on Friday ahead of what the government has warned could be a new round of Chinese military exercises ...

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te voiced his hope for peace with China, but is boosting the country’s defenses amid Beijing’s ...

Lai omitted references to Beijing in a speech marking his first year in office this week, a change noted on both sides of the ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) warned Friday that China’s chip dumping could stifle global innovation ...

American and Taiwanese officials have estimated China will be ready to invade Taiwan by 2027 after rapidly modernizing its ...