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Taiwan's 2026 National Day design blends chip-inspired tech imagery with the classic red, blue, and white palette, debuting the new English slogan "TAIWAN·TOGETHER AS ONE." (Photo: Facebook / ROC National Day)

Taiwan's National Day Goes High Tech With a Silicon Shield Makeover

Cloud computing with a brain in America and limbs in Taiwan. (AI-generated image)

Opinion | Silicon's Split Personality: From Kill Chains to Concert Halls

Faced with repeated claims by U.S. President Donald Trump that "Taiwan stole American chips," Premier Cho Jung-tai (卓榮泰) responded only that "this is the reality of international politics" — a striking act of self-abasement that left the accusation unchal

Taiwan Didnt Steal Americas Chips. Why Wont the Lai Government Say So?

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to discuss arms sales to Taiwan directly with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the negotiating table during his upcoming Beijing summit. (AP)

Trump and Xi: Why Taiwan's Arms Sales Are Suddenly on the Table

The TSMC trade secret case was decided last week. Whether applying the National Security Act was appropriate remains a legitimate question. Pictured: the engineer involved being escorted to court for sentencing. (CNA)

TSMC Trade Secret Leak: Why the National Security Act Isn't the Right Legal Tool

President Lai Ching-te (賴清德), who typically refers to 'China' in formal settings, unusually used 'mainland' and 'cross-strait' terminology at a Spring Festival event for Taiwanese businesspeople. (Photo / Yang Tengkai)

Lai's Rhetorical Shift on Cross-Strait Relations Unlikely to Prevent US-China "Grand Bargain"

Former TSMC R&D Director Konrad Young (楊光磊) emphasized that Taiwan should not place all its hopes on the Silicon Shield defense strategy. (Photo / Ko Cheng-hui)

TSMC Has No Interest in Being Taiwan's Silicon Shield, Former R&D Chief Warns

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