BEIJING (Reuters) -China accused the Philippines on Friday of "playing with fire" after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said ...

The previously unreported exercise offers a rare window into contingency planning over Taiwan, which some Asian and Western ...

Taiwan authorities said on Thursday they were investigating 16 Chinese companies for allegedly poaching semiconductor and ...

China is fuming over what Philippine President Marcos said on the Taiwan question in an exclusive interview with Firstpost’s ...

TSMC, Samsung, SK Hynix and others that have invested in or plan to invest will pay no tariff, according to the president's ...

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Taiwan’s extreme dependence on imported energy leaves it dangerously vulnerable to a Chinese blockade, threatening both ...

China’s Foreign Ministry and Embassy in the Philippines lodged ‘serious protests’ over Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos Jr ...

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Foreign investors flocked to Asian stocks for the third straight month in July, with inflows into Taiwan hitting a near ...

China accused the Philippines of "adopting wrong and provocative words and deeds" related to Taiwan that it firmly opposes, ...

As the White House considers new import restrictions on chips, find out why one major Arizona player's stock is surging while ...