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Tammy Duckworth (left) was the first U.S. senator to visit Taiwan after the Trump-Xi summit. (CNA)

Opinion | America's Commitment to Taiwan Outlasts Any President

Former President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) attends the 2026 Wealth Magazine Influence Forum on July 2, 2026. (Photo by Liu Huan-yan)

Tsai Ing-wen Resurfaces, Urges Taiwan to Help Shape World Order

Residents seek shade along the Isar River near Reichenbach Bridge in Munich, Germany. (AP)

Beijing Watch | China's Portable AC Sells Out as Europe Battles Heat

In an era of increasingly intelligent and networked military systems, rare earth materials are deeply tied to defense production and to Japan's role as a critical node in the U.S. weapons supply chain. (AP)

Opinion | China's Rare Earth Squeeze on Japan Hits the U.S. Defense Industry

MIC industry advisor Peng Mao-jung (彭茂榮) presenting semiconductor industry trend forecasts at the 2026 MIC FORUM Spring conference.  (Photo courtesy of MIC)

Taiwan Semiconductor Output to Hit $222 Billion in 2026, Powered by AI Chips and HBM

MIC Industry Analyst Li Chien-hsun  released the ICT industry trend forecast on the 28th. (Photo courtesy of MIC)

Taiwan’s 2026 ICT Outlook: How AI Infrastructure Is Reshaping the Global Supply Chain

ASE Chief Executive Tien Wu (吳田玉) said the global semiconductor industry has entered a critical period of transformation. As supply chain restructuring accelerates, ASE continues to push its own upgrade, marked by the groundbreaking of Inston Electronics'

AI’s New Bottleneck: ASE’s Tien Wu Highlights Taiwan’s Three Key Advantages in Silicon Photonics Era

SAP CEO Christian Klein (right) and Foxconn Chairman Young Liu (left). (Provided by Foxconn)

Foxconn And SAP PartnerTo Accelerate AI-Powered Manufacturing

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