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Tokyo 5.9 quake injures 37; Taiwan confirms no casualties.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.9 struck Japan's Kanto region in the early hours of today, with its epicenter located near Tokyo. The sudden and violen
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Li Denghui concert unites leaders to honor Taiwan's 1996 democratic milestone.
The Lee Teng-hui Foundation's "1996 Overture: Lee Teng-hui 2026 Concert" grandly debuted today at the National Concert Hall in Taipei. This musical event,
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Taiwan's National Security Council gains international acclaim as strategic hub amid regional shifts.
Faced with increasingly severe regional geopolitical changes, Taiwan’s National Security Council (NSC) has gradually taken on a heavier and more extensive
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Lai Ching‑te Visits Kinmen for 823 Remembrance, Urges Surrender Won’t Bring Peace
On the 68th anniversary of the 823 Battle, President Lai Ching‑te visited Kinmen to preside over a memorial ceremony and later shared a luncheon with veter
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Lai visits Kinmen memorial, calls for bipartisan defense budget to preserve Taiwan Strait peace.
President Lai Ching‑te visited Kinmen today to attend the 823 Battle Victory 66th‑anniversary memorial ceremony. While commemorating the pivotal battle tha
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Taiwan's Armed Forces Showcase Extreme Flexibility in Joint Ground-Air Resupply Drill
To comprehensively strengthen Taiwan's overall resilience in facing wartime trials or the threat of major natural disasters, the military has recently cont
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Zheng Liwen visits Kinmen on 823 anniversary, urges Lai to accept 1992 Consensus.
Today marks the 68th anniversary of the August 23 Artillery Bombardment. This military conflict, which holds a pivotal place in the history of the Taiwan S
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Lai proposes moving central agencies to Taichung, sparking debate; Zhuo to assess
President Lai Ching-te recently mentioned in a public appearance the idea of potentially relocating central government agencies, such as the Legislative Yu
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Lai Ching‑te urges united defense, strength to safeguard Republic of China, ensuring peace.
Today marks the 68th anniversary of the victory of the August 23 Artillery Bombardment. Through public remarks, Republic of China (ROC) President Lai Ching
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Taiwan's Executive Yuan to approve 2027 budgets, shaping fiscal policy
The Executive Yuan will vote on the 2022 central‑government budget on the 20th, while a supplemental budget for this fiscal year is already poised for cons
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China Sends More Military Aircraft and Ships Into Taiwan Strait
The Ministry of National Defense released today a summary of People’s Republic of China (PRC) naval and aerial activity, counting from 0600 hours yesterday
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Former UK diplomat warns China's Taiwan invasion would be extremely risky
Analysis by a former British diplomat shows that a full‑scale Chinese invasion of Taiwan would be an extremely risky operation, potentially the biggest mis
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President Tsai Ing-wen Congratulates Taiwanese Yo‑Yo Player Zhang on World Runner‑up, Sports Milestone
Former President Tsai Ing-wen today congratulated Taiwanese yo‑yo athlete Zhang Honglun for winning the runner‑up position at the World Yo‑Yo Championships
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Gwangju Biennale Sparks Taiwan Protest Over Sensitive Strait Terminology
The Gwangju Biennale is a major contemporary‑art event in Asia, held every two years and drawing artists, curators and art enthusiasts from around the worl
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Presidential Office's State Jet Funding Frozen, Triggering Legislative Budget Dispute
The news that the presidential office’s state secretarial budget has been entirely cut and frozen has sparked widespread attention and debate. Media report
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China Faces International Pressure to Reform Floggings Amid Alleged Human Rights Violations
The National Human Rights Commission emphasized that corporal punishment does not meet international standards, and major crimes should be addressed with a
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Hong Kong Politician Baggio Leung Meets with Taiwanese Organizations in New York
At Eastern Time on 15th, Nationalist Party Deputy Chairman Hsiao Hsü-chien attended the 48th Annual Meeting of the Taiwanese-American Associations of the U
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Taiwanese society must boost vigilance against Chinese AI interference and influence.
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)'s China Affairs Department has stated that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has designated the 2026 nine-in-one ele
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Chinese Marines Upgraded Combat Vest Fully Complete, Enhanced Wound Care and Human Factor Design.
The Marine Corps' new combat vest upgrade has been completed and implemented, featuring a focus on human-centered engineering and functional design, as wel
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Taiwanese Legislature Passes Flogging Law Reform, Votes on Nuclear-Free Petition and Traffic Fine Referendum
On Thursday, the Legislative Yuan passed three referendum proposals in a closely held meeting, including the codification of corporal punishment, the aboli
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Marines Adopt New, Customizable Combat Vest for Enhanced Fit, Functionality, and Comfort
The Marine Corps has introduced a new combat vest based on human engineering, with a modularized design that fits the torso. The new vest is part of a sign
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Taiwan Legislature to Hold Consultative Meeting on Unmanned Vehicle Draft Bill
The Legislative Yuan is set to hold a consensus meeting to discuss the draft of the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) ordinance, with various party bloc repres
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Taiwan's Vice National Security Council Secretary Lin Fei-fan shares disaster relief kit contents and recommends Little Orange Book to boost resilience.
Taiwan has been facing numerous natural disasters and emergency situations in recent years, including earthquakes, typhoons, and pandemics. These events po
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Taiwanese Opposition Party Faces Challenge from Chinese Nationalist Party Rival
Taiwanese politics is known for its complex landscape, with various parties presenting differing views and competing interests. Recently, Taiwanese People'