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All personnel at TSMC's Kumamoto facility have been confirmed safe, with detailed inspections and impact assessments ongoing. (AP)

TSMC's Kumamoto Fab Gradually Restarts After Magnitude-7.1 Earthquake

Terry Tsao, SEMI Global Chief Marketing Officer and President of SEMI Taiwan. (Provided by SEMI)

AI Semiconductor Boom Draws Record 18 Nations to SEMICON Taiwan 2026

President Lai Ching-te visited the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) to inspect drone development, urging the Legislative Yuan to support the Executive Yuan's proposed drone legislation. (Photo: Office of the President)

Taiwan's 'National Team' Is Failing Its Military—Not the Legislature

The Ministry of Economic Affairs is aggressively promoting small-scale hydropower, but its negative environmental impacts are raising serious concerns. Pictured: a small-scale hydropower unit operated by Heng Shui Green Energy on the Annong River in Yilan

Small Hydropower, Same Old Story: Taiwan Risks Its Rivers Next

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

TSMC has been accused of patent infringement in the United States by two Irish patent licensing companies. (File photo, by Ke Chenghui)

Taiwan Stands Behind TSMC After U.S. Patent Firms Target Advanced Chips

Taiwan's Minister of Economic Affairs Kung Ming-hsin. (File photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

Opinion | A Global Tax Overhaul Is Rewriting the Rules of Investment. Taiwan Has No Plan B.

Taiwan's export orders reached $91.12 billion in March, surging $36.2 billion year-on-year — a 65.9% increase and an all-time record. (File photo by Chen Yi-Ci)

Taiwan's March Export Orders Break All-Time Record on AI Boom

The Ministry of Economic Affairs says it is approaching the relicensing and restart of nuclear power plants with caution. Pictured: Taiwan Power Company's Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant. (File photo, courtesy of Taiwan Power Company)

Taiwan Seeks U.S. Manufacturer Help to Restart Nuclear Plants No. 2 and No. 3

Geopolitical risks in the Middle East have heightened concerns over natural gas and oil supplies in Taiwan. The image shows natural gas storage tanks at the Third LNG Terminal. (File photo, Yen Lin-yu)

Taiwan: Six Gas Tankers Coming, No Shortages Despite Middle East Tensions

The "Taiwan-US Economic Prosperity Partnership Dialogue" press conference was held at the Presidential Office on the 3rd, with (from left) Ministry of Foreign Affairs North American Affairs Director-General Wang Liang-yu, Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung, P

Taiwan Overtakes Germany as 4th-Largest U.S. Trade Partner

Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs is closely considering reforms to reduce tariffs on US imported cars. ( Associated Press)

Taiwan's Auto Industry Defensive, Discusses Tariff Reductions on US Cars

Minister of Economic Affairs Kung Ming-hsin. (Photo / Yen Lin-yu)

Taiwan's AI Semiconductor Industry Breaks $200 Billion in Annual Output

Shipping containers were piled up at a cargo terminal in Frankfurt, Germany on January 23, 2026. As global supply chains undergo restructuring, developments at Europe’s logistics hubs are drawing close attention. (AP)

Germany–Taiwan Trade Exceeds US$20 Billion for Fifth Straight Year