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Taiwan expresses concern over the depletion of U.S. missile stockpiles due to the ongoing conflict with Iran, fearing it may weaken U.S. military deterrence against China.

Lithuania's Prime Minister expressed concerns that establishing a Taiwanese representative office has resulted in no gains from Taiwan and significant losses in relations with China.

Former US diplomat William Klein discusses the significance of upcoming meetings between Trump and Xi, focusing on issues such as trade, Iran, and Taiwan.

The article compares China’s ASN-301 suicide drone to its Iranian counterpart, emphasizing its superior capabilities and potential impact in a conflict scenario.

Taiwan is concerned that the ongoing war with Iran is depleting US missile stocks crucial for potential defense against a Chinese invasion.

Taiwan is worried that the U.S.'s missile supply to Iran could impact its defense capabilities against a potential Chinese invasion.

Japan is shifting its pacifist strategy in response to threats from North Korea and Taiwan.

The deployment of the USS Tripoli to the Middle East is perceived as potentially reducing US deterrence against China's military maneuvers in regions like Taiwan and the South China Sea.

A recent US intelligence report claims that China is not planning to invade Taiwan by 2027, contradicting earlier assessments.

Taiwanese military analysts are examining the implications of US-Israeli strikes on Iran's leadership to assess Taiwan's resilience in the face of potential decapitation strikes by the mainland.

Freddy Lim, Taiwan's ambassador to Finland and former metal musician, urges democratic nations to unite against dictators and reflects on his journey from heavy metal to diplomacy.

Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-ting, who faced gender controversies, has been granted permission to compete in the women's category at international boxing events organized by World Boxing.

U.S. intelligence concludes that China is not planning to invade Taiwan by 2027, contradicting earlier warnings of an imminent threat.

The U.S. intelligence community has revised its assessment of China's intentions regarding Taiwan, stating there are no plans for an invasion by 2027.

Taiwan's main opposition parties, the Kuomintang and the Taiwan People’s Party, have agreed to collaborate in the upcoming local elections, aiming to establish a united front for the 2028 presidential race.

Japan's Prime Minister Takishi emphasized the importance of aligning with President Trump on China policy in light of the complicated Iran situation and challenges in Japan-China relations.

China's military restructuring under Xi Jinping could delay conflict with Taiwan, with key scientists being removed from positions amid a government purge.

A recent survey indicates that a majority of Lithuanians support changing the name of Taiwan's representative office in Vilnius, with varying levels of conviction among supporters.

Taiwan is increasing regulations on immigrants from China amid concerns about potential social division and infiltration by Beijing.

China is proposing a 'peaceful reunification' with Taiwan, offering energy security in exchange for sovereignty under its 'one country, two systems' framework.

A recent study in Taiwan shows that oviraptor dinosaurs had distinct egg incubation methods, differing significantly from those of today's birds.

Taiwan is growing increasingly frustrated with South Korea's reluctance to officially acknowledge it as a distinct entity from China amidst rising tensions between the two nations.

A US intelligence report states that China does not intend to invade Taiwan in 2027, aiming instead for control over the self-governing island without using force, which has angered Beijing.

China is reportedly converting some of its old fighter jets into kamikaze drones for potential operations in the Taiwan Strait.

U.S. intelligence reports indicate that China does not plan to invade Taiwan by 2027, aiming instead for control without force, prompting a rebuttal from Beijing.

US intelligence agencies report that China is not planning a military invasion of Taiwan in 2027, contradicting earlier concerns about potential aggression.

Taiwan's leader William Lai faced backlash from Beijing for remarks claiming that the early Kuomintang rule was more oppressive than Japanese colonialism.

China has warned the US to avoid escalating tensions regarding Taiwan, following a US intelligence report stating that China is not planning an invasion in the near future.

A recent U.S. intelligence report states that China is not planning to attack Taiwan next year but aims to assert control over the self-governing island without using force.

Taiwan has begun requiring travelers from South Korea to indicate 'South Korea' rather than 'Korea' on electronic entry declarations, escalating tensions over a prior labeling issue.

A recent survey shows that 58% of Lithuanians support changing the name of the Taiwanese representative office to the Taipei representative office as a way to improve strained relations with China.

According to U.S. intelligence, China is not expected to invade Taiwan by 2027, although it continues to assert its claim over the island and may still use force if necessary.

A recent survey reveals that 58% of Lithuanian adults favor renaming the Taiwanese Representative Office to better relations with China.

US intelligence assessments indicate that China currently has no plans to invade Taiwan by 2027, despite ongoing military pressure and exercises around the island.

A US intelligence report describes Japanese Prime Minister Takishi Sanae's recent remarks about Taiwan as a significant turning point in Japan's defense considerations.

China is facing challenges in garnering regional support against Japan due to shared security concerns among Asian countries.

Taiwanese rapper Chen Baiyuan, known for his anti-Communist lyrics, reflects on his past support for China's narrative and discusses the evolving threat of infiltration efforts by the Chinese Communist Party in Taiwan.

The US intelligence community reports that China does not currently plan to attack Taiwan by 2027 and aims to control the island without military force, amid rising tensions and military exercises in the region.

China offered Taiwan energy stability in exchange for accepting Beijing's governance amidst the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Taiwan's military conducted live-fire drills on Kinmen Islands, just a few kilometers from China's southeastern coast, amid escalating tensions in the region.

Chinese military analysts are evaluating the implications of leaders' assassinations in Iran and Venezuela for China's potential military strategies regarding Taiwan.

The article discusses China potentially seizing the opportunity presented by the United States' military focus on Iran to assert its agenda regarding Taiwan.

China asserts that peaceful reunification with Taiwan could alleviate energy supply concerns for Iran and benefit Taiwan's economy and energy needs.

In February, Japan welcomed a record 3.46 million foreign visitors, marking a 6.4% increase from the previous year, though the number of visitors from China saw a significant decline of 45%.

The Iran conflict is unlikely to impact the billion-dollar arms sales from the US to Taiwan, according to Taiwan's Defense Minister, Wellington Koo.

Lithuania's new social democratic government signifies a potential shift in foreign policy that may affect its relationship with Taiwan following recent comments from key officials.

The Chinese Embassy in Mexico reprimanded a federal deputy for referring to Taiwan as a nation, emphasizing the principle of 'one China.'

Taiwanese leaders, known as '里長', have been investigated by Taiwanese authorities after accepting invitations from China, sparking concerns about political influence due to China's attempts to infiltrate Taiwanese society ahead of upcoming elections.

The postponed summit between Trump and Xi raises concerns about the potential impact on a significant US arms sales package to Taiwan, though officials indicate the deal remains on track.

A report raises concerns about a Taiwanese political party advocating for unification with China and its possible involvement in infiltration activities targeting Taiwan's social divisions.