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Taiwanese Citizens Arrested for Purchase of Data Stolen by China-Based Hacking Group
The hacking group, called CrazyHunter, began targeting hospitals and companies in Taiwan earlier this year.
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Taiwan’s Teen Diplomats Visit San Francisco to ‘Let the World See Taiwan’
The 2025 U.S. delegation consists of 18 high school students.
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Taiwan Prosecutors Charge 3 People for Allegedly Stealing TSMC Trade Secrets
The alleged theft poses a threat to the Taiwanese semiconductor industry’s global competitiveness, prosecutors say.
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Taiwan Deports Japanese Man After He Filmed Pro-China Video in Taipei
The Japanese national holds a communist China flag and says Taiwan is part of China in the video.
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Beijing’s Wedge Politics Threatens Pacific Islands Forum Unity Over Taiwan
States loyal to, and dependent on, CCP money are kowtowing to Beijing while others struggle to maintain the Forum’s cohesiveness.
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Taiwan Sentences Ex-Military Officer for Spying on Falun Gong
Officials from China’s top espionage agency asked him to collect intelligence on U.S. citizens associated with Falun Gong.
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CCP Using Massive WWII Parade to Propel False Historical Narrative, Analysts Say
The CCP’s new weapons, aimed at intimidating Taiwan and the West, have unproven combat effectiveness, they noted.
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Taiwan Proposes Increase in Defense Budget to 3.32 Percent of GDP Following US Pressure
The 2026 increase aims to strengthen Taiwan’s deterrence against China while signaling commitment to U.S. security expectations
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Inside Taiwan’s Fight Against Beijing’s Silent Invasion
Confronted with infiltration and coercion tactics from the Chinese regime, Taiwanese society is fighting back.
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Taiwan Calls for Continued Self-Reliance After Trump Comment
‘Our country has been dedicating itself to raising its self-defence capabilities and resilience,’ a spokesperson for Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
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Taiwan Calls on Its People to Reject CCP’s Distortion of WWII, Anniversary Events
The Republic of China’s troops allied with the United States in the war against Japan’s invasion during WWII, not the CCP.
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Philippine President Vows to Back US Intervention If China Invades Taiwan
The Philippines is too close to Taiwan and has too many citizens there to remain neutral in the event of war, said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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Taiwan Says President Has ‘No Plans’ to Travel After Reports Claimed US Blocked Stopover
The U.S. State Department said there was ‘nothing canceled’ because no official travel plans for Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te had been made.
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Taiwan Mulls Chip Export Controls Over South Africa’s Downgrading of De Facto Embassy
Its foreign ministry has indicated that it will go beyond protesting and retaliate if South Africa doesn’t engage with Taiwan to resolve the dispute.
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Taiwan’s China-Friendly Opposition Lawmakers Survive Recall Vote
The vote drew intense scrutiny because it had the potential to shift the balance of power in Taiwan.
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Taiwan Urges EU to Defend Democracy Against Foreign Infiltrators
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te told European leaders, ‘We have both been subjected to information manipulation,’ referring to efforts by Beijing and Moscow.
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Taiwan Rolls Out New US-Made Tanks to Combat China’s Aggression
Live-fire exercises in Hsinchu showcased Taiwan’s upgraded tank fleet, amid growing cross-strait tensions
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Taiwan’s Intelligence Agency Issues Warning Over Data Security Risks in Chinese Apps
The five Chinese apps are Douyin, RedNote, Weibo, WeChat, and Baidu Cloud.
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China Expands Taiwan Strait Flight Route Ahead of Taiwan’s Military Drill
Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council has denounced China’s extension of the flight path as destabilizing.
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Taiwanese Citizens Arrested for Purchase of Data Stolen by China-Based Hacking Group
The hacking group, called CrazyHunter, began targeting hospitals and companies in Taiwan earlier this year.
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Taiwan’s Teen Diplomats Visit San Francisco to ‘Let the World See Taiwan’
The 2025 U.S. delegation consists of 18 high school students.
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Taiwan Prosecutors Charge 3 People for Allegedly Stealing TSMC Trade Secrets
The alleged theft poses a threat to the Taiwanese semiconductor industry’s global competitiveness, prosecutors say.
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Taiwan Deports Japanese Man After He Filmed Pro-China Video in Taipei
The Japanese national holds a communist China flag and says Taiwan is part of China in the video.
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Beijing’s Wedge Politics Threatens Pacific Islands Forum Unity Over Taiwan
States loyal to, and dependent on, CCP money are kowtowing to Beijing while others struggle to maintain the Forum’s cohesiveness.
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Taiwan Sentences Ex-Military Officer for Spying on Falun Gong
Officials from China’s top espionage agency asked him to collect intelligence on U.S. citizens associated with Falun Gong.
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CCP Using Massive WWII Parade to Propel False Historical Narrative, Analysts Say
The CCP’s new weapons, aimed at intimidating Taiwan and the West, have unproven combat effectiveness, they noted.
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Taiwan Proposes Increase in Defense Budget to 3.32 Percent of GDP Following US Pressure
The 2026 increase aims to strengthen Taiwan’s deterrence against China while signaling commitment to U.S. security expectations
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Inside Taiwan’s Fight Against Beijing’s Silent Invasion
Confronted with infiltration and coercion tactics from the Chinese regime, Taiwanese society is fighting back.
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Taiwan Calls for Continued Self-Reliance After Trump Comment
‘Our country has been dedicating itself to raising its self-defence capabilities and resilience,’ a spokesperson for Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
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Taiwan Calls on Its People to Reject CCP’s Distortion of WWII, Anniversary Events
The Republic of China’s troops allied with the United States in the war against Japan’s invasion during WWII, not the CCP.
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Philippine President Vows to Back US Intervention If China Invades Taiwan
The Philippines is too close to Taiwan and has too many citizens there to remain neutral in the event of war, said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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Taiwan Says President Has ‘No Plans’ to Travel After Reports Claimed US Blocked Stopover
The U.S. State Department said there was ‘nothing canceled’ because no official travel plans for Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te had been made.
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Taiwan Mulls Chip Export Controls Over South Africa’s Downgrading of De Facto Embassy
Its foreign ministry has indicated that it will go beyond protesting and retaliate if South Africa doesn’t engage with Taiwan to resolve the dispute.
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Taiwan’s China-Friendly Opposition Lawmakers Survive Recall Vote
The vote drew intense scrutiny because it had the potential to shift the balance of power in Taiwan.
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Taiwan Urges EU to Defend Democracy Against Foreign Infiltrators
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te told European leaders, ‘We have both been subjected to information manipulation,’ referring to efforts by Beijing and Moscow.
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Taiwan Rolls Out New US-Made Tanks to Combat China’s Aggression
Live-fire exercises in Hsinchu showcased Taiwan’s upgraded tank fleet, amid growing cross-strait tensions
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Taiwan’s Intelligence Agency Issues Warning Over Data Security Risks in Chinese Apps
The five Chinese apps are Douyin, RedNote, Weibo, WeChat, and Baidu Cloud.
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China Expands Taiwan Strait Flight Route Ahead of Taiwan’s Military Drill
Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council has denounced China’s extension of the flight path as destabilizing.
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