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A ceremony marking the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party is held at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on July 1, 2026. (AP)

US Think Tank Maps Eight Factors That Could Trigger a Taiwan Invasion

Taiwan's Defense Minister  Wellington Koo speaks to what he is able to disclose about what the United States has contributed to the island's defense operations. (Photo by Chang Yao-lin)

Exclusive | Taiwan Defense Chief Says US Aid More Than Publicly Known

Wistron's new D1 facility in Dallas, Texas, held its grand opening ceremony, with Wistron Chairman Jeff Lin (Charles Lin) (left) and NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang (right) jointly unveiling the plant. (CNA)

Taiwan Is Advanced, Not Cheap: Jensen Huang at Wistron Texas Launch

Former President Tsai Ing-wen (second from right) has been making frequent overseas visits, reflecting Taiwan's broader diplomatic strategy. Pictured here during her visit to TSMC's European plant. (Source: Tsai Ing-wen's Facebook)

How Taiwan's Ex-President Wages a Quiet Offensive Across Europe

"Operations depend on command; command depends on communications." In preparation for a possible conflict in the Taiwan Strait, Taiwan is developing a Next-Generation Ground Combat Wireless Network. Pictured for illustration: Former President Tsai Ing-wen

Inside Taiwan's Race to Build a War Network Before China Strikes

The Taiwan Strait situation shapes defense dynamics and great-power competition along the First Island Chain — with geopolitical developments remaining fluid and unpredictable. (File photo, AP)

China Eases Military Pressure on Taiwan, Shifts Forces Toward Japan

Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (Photo/AP)

Japan, US, South Korea Hold Fifth Trilateral Talks on North Korean Cyber Threats

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun meets with Washington think tank scholar Lyle Goldstein (second from left) on June 4th. (Photo provided by the Kuomintang)

Trump's China-Russia Dilemma: The Harder Washington Pushes, The Closer They Get

On May 30, 2018, U.S. Pacific Command was renamed 'Indo-Pacific Command,' as outgoing commander Harris (right) handed over to incoming commander Davidson (U.S. Pacific Command@flickr / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

U.S. Indo-Pacific Command Renamed Back to Pacific Command — Scholars Warn of Trump Concession to China?

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen (front) visits Washington, D.C., meeting with several U.S. lawmakers on the 10th. The photo shows Cheng and her delegation preparing to board the Capitol subway. Central News Agency

Opinion | For the KMT, the Real Audience Isn't Washington. It's Taiwan

Communications systems relay intelligence and commands, directly affecting combat effectiveness. Taiwan's military has in recent years actively strengthened communications resilience — and has quietly spent a significant sum establishing a backup data cen

Exclusive | Taiwan's Military Data Has a Secret Backup — And It's Not in the United States

File photo of a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier from the U.S. Navy's Seventh Fleet on patrol in the Philippine Sea. (U.S. Navy)

Exclusive | Sink the Seventh Fleet or Lose Taiwan: A U.S. Scholar's Uncomfortable Math

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun (left) visits New York and attends a forum at think tank Asia Society on the 8th local time, in conversation with former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Daniel Russel (right). CNA

'Time Is Not on Our Side': KMT Chair Cheng's Blunt Warning in New York

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun met with Lyle Goldstein (second from left), Asia Director at the U.S. think tank Defense Priorities, on June 4. (Photo provided by the Kuomintang)

Exclusive | KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun Puzzles Washington, but D.C. Scholar Calls Her 'Refreshing'

On May 14, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping visit the Temple of Heaven together. (White House official website)

Taiwan Arms Sale Suspended After Trump-Xi Summit: A Policy Shift in All but Name?

Academia Sinica Academician Chen Pei-jer, speaking in an interview with The Storm Media, said gene editing has formally ushered in a new clinical era of xenotransplantation. (Photo by Apple Chang))

Exclusive | Taiwan Could Lose Organ Transplant Independence to China Within a Decade, Top Scientist Warns

TEEMA Chairman Young Liu (劉揚偉) addresses delegates at the 27th general assembly in Taipei. (Photo provided by TEEMA)

Taiwan's TEEMA Plans Industrial Parks in U.S., Mexico, Poland, India to Capture AI Demand

Beijing is attempting to establish a new narrative balance — one that avoids both full capitulation to Washington and a complete rupture in U.S.-China ties. Pictured: U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. (File photo, AP)

China-U.S. Ties: Why Beijing Says 'Return to the Past' Is No Longer an Option

U.S. President Donald Trump. (AP)

Trump’s Iran Ceasefire: A Diplomatic Breakthrough or Just a 'TACO' Tactical Retreat?

Chinese startup DeepSeek has launched an AI chatbot. (Photo via Weibo)

DeepSeek V4 Matches U.S. AI Leaders While Cutting Memory Costs, Goldman Sachs Says

Kuomintang (KMT) Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun's stance on the arms procurement bill has left the United States deeply frustrated. (Photo by Yen Lin-yu)

US Rejects KMT’s Defense Budget — So Why Is Cheng Li-wun So Sure She Can Still Win Over Washington?

The central government's general budget bill had been stalled for an extended period before finally being referred for review in mid-April. Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu (pictured) summed up more than a year of frustration with a single remark: 'T

U.S. Pressure, Local Elections, and a 230-Day Budget Crisis: A Perfect Political Storm

The KMT has proposed the NT$380 billion+N arms procurement special act, but former KMT legislator Hsu Yu-jen (許毓仁) openly broke ranks with his party at a U.S. Congressional hearing. (Photo by Liu Wei-hung)

Profile | Taiwan's Chip, the KMT's Blind Spot, and the Cassandra Calling From Capitol Hill

Residents of Minneapolis take to the streets on January 30, 2026, to protest what they describe as heavy-handed enforcement operations by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). (File photo, AP)

Opinion | Is ICE a Devil, a Law Enforcement Agency, or America's Secret Police?

Chu Chen-tso (朱宸佐), Visiting Scholar at Harvard Kennedy School and Secretary-General of the International Foundation for Artificial Intelligence Law Research. (Photo provided by Chu Chen-tso)

Taiwan Adopts 'Made with Taiwan' Strategy as U.S. Reindustrialization Reshapes Supply Chains, Scholar Says

As conflicts rage across the globe, the battlefield has extended beyond weapons and into financial markets. (Photo / The Wall Street Journal)

Opinion | Financial Warfare: Why Japan Might Short The Global Oil Market

Beijing made a major move as state media announced that Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping (pictured) welcomed and invited Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wun to lead a delegation to China, with a 'Cheng-Xi Meeting' considered highly lik

Why Xi Jinping Greenlighted the Cheng-Xi Meeting: The Role of Ma Ying-jeou’s Fallout and Taiwan's KMT Factional Struggles

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

In response to the numerous demands made by U.S. President Trump and the pressure exerted by the 'tariff war,' Taiwan's government formally signed the Taiwan-U.S. Reciprocal Trade Agreement (ART) with the United States in February. (AP)

Taiwan's US Trade Deal Carries Far Larger Financial Commitment Than Publicly Stated, Forum Reveals

The Army Aviation Maintenance Factory plays a critical role in keeping Taiwan's frontline weapons systems — including HIMARS rocket artillery (pictured), AH-1W Super Cobra attack helicopters, and M1A2T tanks — fully operational and battle-ready. (Photo by

The Invisible General: Meet the Man Who Keeps Taiwan's Most Feared Weapons Alive

John Chen delivering his keynote speech at the 2026 Breakthrough Forum. (Photo / Tsai Chin-chieh)

US Trade Demands Force Reluctant Taiwanese Chipmakers To Expand Operations Abroad

As the special defense budget enters review, the KMT's proposed figure of NTD $380 billion has failed U.S. expectations. (Photo / Yan Lin-yu)

Internal Friction Mutes KMT Lawmakers In Crucial Defense Budget Debate

The United States has been closely watching Taiwan's progress on passing a special defense budget. Pictured for illustration: HIMARS multiple rocket launcher system. (Photo by Chang Yao-lin)

Behind the Scenes | U.S. Opens Door to NT$900 Billion as Taiwan Defense Budget Hits Impasse

General MacArthur visiting Taiwan in 1950, photographed with Wu Kuo-chen, Sun Li-jen, and Kuei Yung-ching. (Hoover Institution, provided by the author.)

Washington's Reluctant Choice: Why America Backed Chiang Kai-shek To Secure Taiwan

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

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 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

Chinese Communist Party General Secretary and Central Military Commission Chairman Xi Jinping (center). A succession of PLA purges under his leadership has compounded risks across the Taiwan Strait. (AP)

Interview | Japan’s Top PLA Watcher: Xi Has No One Left to Tell Him No

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

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

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

A U.S. Navy sailor moves ordnance on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) in support of military operations against Iran, in a photo released by U.S. Central Command on March 3, 2026. (U.S. Navy/AP)

Opinion | Four Military Lessons for Taiwan From the Iran War

Trump and Xi Jinping met in South Korea for 100. (Photo / White House official website)

US Elites Believe Conflict Over Taiwan Unlikely Before 2028, New Study Reveals

Alexander C- Huang analyzes that Chinese leader Xi Jinping has twice told former U.S. President Biden about hopes for American support for 'peaceful unification.' Now with Trump in office, how will he respond to this issue? (Associated Press)

Beijing's Silent Skies: A Strategic Pause Ahead of the Trump-Xi Summit?

U.S. President Trump approved military action against Iran, igniting the Middle East powder keg. Mearsheimer believes the U.S. will ultimately struggle to achieve victory, leaving Trump without a satisfactory outcome. (Associated Press)

Trump Is Losing Iran — and China Knows It

China's 15th Five-Year Plan emphasizes technological self-reliance and innovation, with its success or failure potentially determining which nation gains strategic advantage in US-China competition. Pictured: Chinese Premier Li Qiang (李強) delivering the g

The Next U.S.-China Tech Battle Will Be Decided by Chips and AI

US Secretary of State Rubio mentioned when discussing the Iran situation that 'in the next few hours to days, we will unleash Chiang,' indicating the US will intensify strikes against Iran. (Associated Press)

Chiang Kai-shek's Long Shadow: What Rubio's Cold War Obsession Reveals About Taiwan

On February 28, 2026, an Iranian missile directly struck a building in Tel Aviv, Israel, triggering a massive explosion. (File photo, Associated Press)

Opinion | How Israel, America, and Saudi Arabia Pushed Iran Into a War Nobody Fully Chose