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Iran officially accepted a ceasefire agreement brokered by Pakistan on April 8. (AP)

Trump Blinks on Iran: A Market Relief Rally or False Dawn?

Taiwan's Shield is modeled after Israel's Iron Dome system. Pictured is the Iron Dome defense system in Tel Aviv, Israel, intercepting incoming Iranian missiles. (AP)

Behind the Scenes | T-Dome: Taiwan's Missile Shield or Money Pit

U.S. President Donald Trump holds a press conference to explain details of the F-15 weapons officer rescue operation. (AP)

Chinese State Media Backfires: Attempt to Mock U.S. Rescue Mission's Cost Sparks Unexpected Backlash Among Chinese Netizens

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

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

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon. (AP)

Jamie Dimon Warns of Global Economic Risks Amid Geopolitical Tensions, AI, and Private Markets

The U.S.-Iran conflict rattles global oil prices. (AP)

Opinion | Posture Is Not Control: The Domestic Cost Of Trump's Middle East Escalation

The U.S.-Iran conflict is accompanied by a quiet currency war; pictured is the wreckage of an intercepted Iranian drone that struck an oil facility in the UAE. (AP)

Opinion | Iran's Petro-Yuan Gambit Tests The Dollar's Foundations But Won't Topple Them

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks at the White House on March 31, 2026. (AP)

'Go Get Your Own Oil': Trump Gives Iran War a Three-Week Expiration Date

CPC Corporation's LNG tanker, Taida No. 3. (CPC Corporation official website)

Beyond Qatar: Peter Kurz Warns China May Strangle Taiwan's Energy Lifeline Without Firing a Shot

The economic cost of the global nuclear arms race, intertwined with mounting security risks, makes 2026 a critical turning point. Pictured is the Vogtle nuclear power plant in Georgia, USA. (AP)

Opinion | The Global Nuclear Arms Race Is Now a Fiscal Crisis Too

US strategic experts assess that the Trump administration's offensive against Iran has severely backfired. (AP)

Exclusive| U.S. Defense Scholar Warns Iran War Has Backfired—and China Is the Real Winner

Trump's pressure campaign against Venezuela successfully toppled President Maduro, opening the door for American oil companies to move into Venezuela. (AP)

Opinion | Trump's Iran War Is Running Out of Logic—and Money

The wreckage of an intercepted Iranian drone strikes an oil facility in the UAE, triggering a fire and billowing black smoke. (AP)

Opinion | Four Fronts, No Exit: The Strategic Logic Driving The Gulf War

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

Anti-Iranian government demonstrators rally in New York, expressing support for the military actions taken by Trump and Israel against the Iranian government. (AP)

Opinion | Can Trump's Military Campaign Spark an Iranian Uprising?

Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump meet in Busan, South Korea, on October 30, 2025. (White House)

Iran War Won't Derail US-China Summit Or Alter Taiwan Policy, Expert Predicts

A viral AI short film on CCTV uses anthropomorphic animals to depict the US-China rivalry, while also embedding references to Manchu-Han ethnic tensions. (Video Screenshot)

Chinese AI Animation Satirizes US-Iran Conflict, Stirs Domestic Debate

U.S. President Donald Trump visits Elvis Presley's former home in Tennessee on March 23, 2026. (AP)

Trump's "TACO" Problem: How Strategic Bluffing Is Failing in the Iran War

On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched joint airstrikes on Iran. Black smoke rose over the Iranian capital of Tehran. (AP)

The Pain Threshold: Why a US Stock Market Drop Is Required for a Ceasefire

Gold was once considered a safe haven for markets, but since the outbreak of the Middle East conflict, its safe-haven appeal has completely broken down. (AP)

Gold Crashes Over 5%: Why Is War Sending Prices Down, Not Up?

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

Marines aboard the U.S. amphibious assault ship USS America. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Seventh Fleet)

CPC's Price Shield Is Cracking — and the Strait of Hormuz Offers No Relief

Donald Trump, the president of the United States. (AP)

Jiang Xueqin: Trump Is Fighting Iran to Stay Out of Prison

U.S. President Trump. (AP)

Opinion | The Iran War is Isolating Washington and Raising Hard Questions For Taiwan

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

Trump strikes whomever he chooses, with no question of congressional approval and no concern for whether international law need be followed — a textbook case of what analysts describe as hegemonic lawlessness that none can challenge. This, many argue, rep

Opinion | Trump's Willfulness Reveals the Civilizational Clash in the U.S.-Iran War

Hu Chen-tung is a Taiwanese American who retired from the U.S. Air Force as a lieutenant colonel. During his military career he served as chief of the China, Taiwan, and Mongolia desk at Air Force headquarters, and went on to become the first Chinese Amer

Interview | Tony Hu: Taiwan Should Offer Warships to the Gulf

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi meets with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on March 19, 2026. (AP)

Trump Invokes Pearl Harbor to Deflect Questions on Iran Strike

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 Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force conducts fleet exercises. (Photo / Japanese Self-Defense Forces Official Website)

Japan Weighs Legal Options for SDF Deployment to Strait of Hormuz Amid US Pressure

Tehran lies in disarray following airstrikes carried out by the United States and Israel. (File photo, Associated Press)

Opinion | From Airstrikes to Ground Forces: Washington Weighs Its Options in Iran

A scholar argues that with US military assets being consumed in the Middle East and domestic economic pressures mounting, the conditions for Beijing to move against Taiwan are more favorable now than they were before the Iran conflict began. Pictured: Chi

Iran War Could Embolden Xi on Taiwan, Scholar Says

In a speech on energy security, Trump turned his attention specifically toward Beijing. (AP)

Opinion | The Iran War Exposes Trump's Limits — and Taiwan's Miscalculation

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

Director of the National Counterterrorism Center Joseph Kent. (National Counterterrorism Center official website)

"I Cannot in Good Conscience" — Senior Trump Aide Resigns, Says U.S. Was Deceived by Israel

U.S. President Donald Trump. (Associated Press)

Xi Summit Shelved, Oil Surging, Allies Balking — The Middle East War Is Costing America

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

The U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli, which was stationed at Sasebo Naval Base in Japan last June, serving as a key forward-deployed amphibious force in the Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Department of Defense)

U.S. Pulls Key Amphibious Asset from Japan for Middle East as Scholars Urge Taiwan to Act

In May 1958, Iranian Shah Pahlavi (standing, left) led a delegation on a six-day visit to Taiwan. (National Cultural Memory Bank)

Behind the Glamour: How Taiwan's Military Attaché Watched the Shah's Iran Unravel

Turmoil in the Middle East has driven a sharp surge in global oil prices. (AP)

Opinion | Taiwan's Energy Vulnerability Laid Bare by Middle East Conflict

Hit by an airstrike, a refinery facility inside Iran was damaged, sending thick black smoke billowing into the air. (AP)

Opinion | When Threats Are Declared, We Take Them Seriously

Residents watch smoke rising over the Tehran skyline following explosions in the Iranian capital on February 28, 2026. (AP)

Exclusive | The Iran Strikes Bought Taiwan Time. A Japanese General Says Use It

During the plenary session of the People's Liberation Army and Armed Police Forces delegation at the Fourth Session of the 14th National People's Congress on March 7, only Chinese President Xi Jinping (left) and Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Z

Xi Is Weakening His Army and Still Coming for Taiwan, Retired Japanese General Warns

An Iranian naval vessel carrying mines operates in the Strait of Hormuz. (AP)

Taiwan Is Betting Everything on Washington — and the Odds Are Shifting

The Iran war remains uncertain as international crude oil prices continue to fluctuate. (AP)

US Forces Could Strike Critical Iranian Oil Port, Financial Expert Warns

With the Middle East situation still uncertain, the U.S. attack against Iran has burned vast sums of defense spending. (AP)

Costs of Iran War Mount as Taiwan Faces Tough Choices

A facility in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, targeted by an Iranian drone attack. (AP)

Opinion | The Middle East Crisis Is an Economic Problem, Not Just a Military One