- March 31st, 2025
In a tragic incident that has sent shockwaves through Taiwan's military community, an Air Force officer was killed after being sucked into the engine of a fighter jet at Ching Chuan Kang Air Force Base. The incident occurred on Tuesday...
A powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.0 struck southern Taiwan early Tuesday, leaving 27 people injured and causing widespread disruptions. The tremors were felt across the island, with the epicenter recorded 12 kilometers north of Yujing, a district known for its...
Taiwan's National Security Bureau (NSB) reported a significant surge in cyberattacks targeting government departments in 2024, with daily averages soaring to 2.4 million attacks—double the 1.2 million daily attacks recorded in 2023. The bureau attributes the bulk of these attacks...
Taiwan’s central bank is widely anticipated to maintain its policy interest rate at the current level of 2 percent during its upcoming quarterly meeting on Thursday, reflecting confidence in the island’s robust economic growth despite inflation concerns. According to a...
China’s defence ministry issued a rare statement addressing heightened military activity near Taiwan. In a robust declaration, Beijing defended its right to conduct military drills and reaffirmed its commitment to opposing Taiwan's independence, describing the matter as central to China's...
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te raised concerns about China’s military threats toward Taiwan during a 20-minute phone call with former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday, December 1. The conversation, described as "warm and amicable" by Taiwan’s presidential spokeswoman Karen...
In a scenario that underscores the strategic tensions in the Pacific, Chinese researchers recently conducted a simulated aerial battle between their newly unveiled twin-seater J-20S stealth fighter and the US F-22 Raptor. The simulated confrontation, reportedly set in the skies...
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te set off on a pivotal week-long diplomatic mission across the Pacific on Saturday, igniting a strong backlash from Beijing. This marks Lai’s first international trip since assuming office in May, with planned stopovers in Hawaii and...
In a move likely to provoke strong objections from Beijing, the United States has approved a proposed arms deal with Taiwan valued at $385 million. The package includes spare parts for fighter jets, radar systems, and communications equipment, according to...
Taiwan's military carried out an early morning air defence drill on Thursday (Nov 28), testing its response and engagement procedures just days ahead of President Lai Ching-te’s diplomatic trip to the Pacific, which includes planned transit stops in the United...
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