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Byline: Michael E. Miller, Lily Kuo, Vic Chiang When Tuvaluâs new government gathers for the first time in the coming days, legislators in the tiny island nation will make two [...]

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen made history in 2016 when she was elected the first female leader of the island. But as she prepares to bow out after finishing her second [...]

In Beijing's praise of his legacy, there is implicit criticism of a U.S. shift in recent years away from cooperation and toward intensifying competition. State media outlets hailed him as [...]

In Beijing’s praise of his legacy, there is implicit criticism of a U.S. shift in recent years away from cooperation and toward intensifying competition. State media outlets hailed him as [...]

An outspoken critic of Beijing, Lai Ching-te aims to reassure voters and Washington that he will be a safe pair of hands if elected. Vice President Lai Ching-te of Taiwan [...]

Liz Truss will visit Taiwan for five days next week, becoming the first former British prime minister to travel to the self-ruled island in decades. With cross-strait tensions ­rising, Truss’ [...]

The decision by Honduras is also a setback in Washington's efforts to use its influence in Central America to help prevent China from isolating Taiwan. TAIPEI, Taiwan -- China has [...]

La decisión también es un revés para los esfuerzos de Washington por usar su influencia en Centroamérica para ayudar a evitar que China aísle a Taiwán. TAIPÉI, Taiwán — China [...]

It might have been a holiday but there was no break for Taiwanese missile units based near Taipei. The personnel were barred from taking leave and ordered to be on [...]

Byline: Lily Kuo No effort has been spared to ensure the smooth execution of a crucial Chinese Communist Party congress this week where Xi Jinping is expected to extend his [...]

Closer relations between Taipei and Washington look set to ­continue, with the US signalling firm support for the self-ruled island in last week's high-level talks on the mainland. US Deputy [...]

The United States has been ­carrying out a delicate balancing act over Taiwan, and recent ­comments by a senior White House official opposing a declaration of independence indicate the limits [...]

China is getting more aggressive. Would the U.S. go to war to protect the island? When Henry Kissinger secretly traveled to Beijing in 1971 to negotiate the re-establishment of diplomatic [...]