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China Protests to Philippines Over Taiwan, Maritime and Security Issues
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Exclusive-China-linked hackers target Taiwan's chip industry with increasing attacks, researchers say
By AJ Vicens (Reuters) -Chinese-linked hackers are targeting the Taiwanese semiconductor industry and investment analysts as part of a string of cyber espionage campaigns, researchers said on Wednesday.
Taiwan Deploys HIMARS, Patriot, Stinger Weapons in China Invasion Exercise
The 41st Han Kuang exercise is taking place against a backdrop of heightened tensions with China, which claims Taiwan as its own and has vowed to unify with it—by force, if necessary. This year's live-fire component is the longest ever, reflecting the seriousness with which Taipei views the threat.
Prediction: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Will Soar Over the Next 5 Years. Here's 1 Reason Why.
Prediction: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Will Soar Over the Next 5 Years. Here's 1 Reason Why.
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Deal or no deal with US? Taiwan avoids tariffs so far, but remains on edge
The Trump administration announced worldwide tariffs on April 2, including double-digit rates for a list of exporters in Asia and 32 per ce
Taiwan’s Annual Military Drill Moves Out of the Shadows—and Into Everyday Life
Missile launchers on streets and tanks near a Costco aimed to bring home the threat of Chinese invasion, as exercises spilled into public areas on an unprecedented scale.
Taiwan football coach accused of forcing students to donate blood for graduation credits: 'Could barely find a vein'
A university coach in Taiwan was accused of coercing students into hundreds of blood donations in exchange for graduation credits.
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