Stories from Taiwan

During an interview with Fox News, US President Trump stated he does not wish to see anyone in Taiwan move towards independence.

A GDELT event indicates claims of political interference related to Ko Wen-je, a politician, and the presidency.

Ko Wen-je, referred to as a 'scientist' in the context of political commentary, has vocally criticized alleged political interference, calling it 'nonsense' regarding presidential authority.

Taiwan has responded to comments made by Donald Trump following his visit to China.

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te stated that US military sales are illegal commitments but also serve as a mutual deterrent against China. Taiwan asserts its status as an independent nation prepared to defend itself. Taiwan is committed to maintaining its sovereignty and security.

The Tamsui-Xinyi Line of the New Taipei City MRT, after 10 years of construction including a past incident of pier collapse during concrete pouring, is entering its final inspection phase.

Taiwan has reacted with concern to President Trump's statement that he is unsure whether a major weapons deal between Washington and Taipei will proceed. The specific types and value of the weapons were not disclosed.

US officials have repeatedly reaffirmed their policy towards Taiwan. The Trump administration's stance on protecting Taiwan militarily is being closely watched by Asian allies. Concerns exist about the commitment of the United States to Taiwan's defense.

A 37-year-old chef refines Taiwanese cuisine with Western techniques, creating a distinct culinary approach.

The Longshan Temple in Taiwan is experiencing high visitor numbers, attracting a mix of tourists, religious followers, and temple staff.