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CPC Corporation's LNG carrier Taiwan Star No. 3. (Photo courtesy of CPC Corporation)

Taiwan's Trillion-Dollar Energy Trap: Why the IMF Is Sounding the Alarm

Trump pulls another 'TACO' move, yet the critical Strait of Hormuz remains fraught with risk. Experts warn the situation could escalate from an energy crisis into a global food shortage storm. (Image source: Associated Press)

Trump Iran Ceasefire Announced But Naval Blockade Threatens to Turn Energy Crisis Into Food Crisis

U.S. President Trump speaks with reporters on the South Lawn of the White House before boarding Marine One, April 16, 2026. (AP)

U.S. Navy Seizes Iranian Ship in Gulf of Oman — Will Ceasefire Talks Survive?

Ships pass through the Arabian Gulf toward the Strait of Hormuz on March 23, 2026. (AP)

Talks Collapse, Trump Orders Full Hormuz Blockade: Global Oil Shock Incoming

The restart of the Mailiao coal plant delivers a stinging slap to the ruling party's flawed energy policy. Pictured: the Mailiao power plant and port terminal (photo by Liao Yi-wen).

Taiwan Spent a Decade Phasing Out Coal. It Just Restarted a Coal Plant.

Trump's remarks triggered a selloff across Asian markets. (CNA)

Opinion | Trapped In The Gulf: Why Trump Cannot Win His War in Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump. (AP)

Trump Faces Political Crisis As Iran War And High Gas Prices Sink Approval Ratings

A U.S.-Iran war would trigger a global price crisis. In Taiwan, the so-called "plastic bag chaos" is already serving as an early warning sign. (Photo provided by Zhenyu Hardware; CNA reporter Jiang Mingyan, March 24, 2025)

The U.S.-Iran War Is Triggering a Global Price Crisis — and Taiwan Is Already Feeling It

On March 11, 2026, a man walks along the coast of the Strait of Hormuz in Khor Fakkan, UAE, with oil tankers and cargo ships visible in the distance. (AP)

Hormuz Disruption Threatens AI Boom as Energy and Chip Supply Chains Strain

A view of the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf, the world's critical oil and gas chokepoint. (AP)

Exclusive | No Regime Change, No Quick Fix: Ex-U.S. Admiral's Blunt Hormuz Assessment

Qatar's natural gas production facilities. (AP)

From South Pars to Ras Laffan: How an Israeli Strike Unraveled the Gulf's Energy Order

On March 14, 2026, debris from an intercepted Iranian drone struck an oil facility in the United Arab Emirates, triggering a fire and billowing black smoke. (AP)

Israel Strikes Iran's Largest Gas Field— Oil Eyes $200

The U.S.-Iran conflict underscores the enduring strategic importance of conventional energy—and the resilience of globalization. (AP)

Opinion | US-Iran Conflict Proves Globalization and Fossil Fuels are Here to Stay

U.S. President Donald Trump. (AP)

Trump's Calls for Naval Escort Against Iran, Global Response Tepid

A drone—identified as Iranian-made and intercepted during hostilities—strikes an oil facility in the United Arab Emirates on March 14, 2026, sending thick plumes of black smoke into the sky. (AP)

Opinion | A War With No Winners: Trump's Miscalculation in Iran