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TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — A bipartisan delegation from the United States Congress reaffirmed support for Taiwan during a visit Thursday, following the election of its new president. The delegation’s visit is the first from U.S. lawmakers to the island since the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party won a third-straight term in the Jan. 13 presidential election.
The United States Navy sailed its first warship through the sensitive Taiwan Strait on Wednesday following presidential and parliamentary elections on the island, drawing the ire of Beijing.
OSAKA -- Universal Studios Japan in Osaka will obtain staff from overseas, Nikkei has learned. Its operating company, USJ, aims to add 200 such people by 2025, and recruitment will begin with Taiwan and South Korea.
BEIJING (Reuters) -- China's military said it organized troops to follow and monitor a U.S. destroyer that transited through the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday, according to a statement.
As of June last year, according to a long-running poll by Taiwan’s National Chengchi University, only about 6 per cent of Taiwanese surveyed supported either unification or independence as soon as possible, while nearly 88 per cent wanted to maintain the status quo.
Yuster Yu is CEO of Taiwan Cyber Security Foundry and previously served as president of the Institute for Information Industries in Taipei. Mihoko Matsubara is chief cybersecurity strategist for telecommunications group NTT in Tokyo and the author of "Ukraine's Cyber War."
Caroline Fried is interim director of research at the Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation, a Taipei-based think tank.
Survey respondents that spoke to This Week in Asia, however, emphasised that they did not dislike the Chinese people and that they held largely positive feelings towards Chinese cuisine, history, art and culture. Their dislike was aimed primarily at the government in Beijing and the Communist Party.