Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen on Saturday said the self-ruled island would work to improve its rescue and defence capabilities with new technologies, adding that strengthening Taiwan is key to maintaining peace.

Taiwan president pledges to strengthen island’s defence capabilities with new technologies

Terry Gou, the founder of Taiwanese multinational electronics manufacturer Foxconn, is attempting to get a presidential nomination for Taiwan's main opposition party, the Kuomintang (KMT) for a second time.

Foxconn founder announces Taiwan presidential run, bats for warm relations with China

Following Turkey's deadly earthquake, Taiwanese President Tsai-Ing wen and Vice President William Lai will donate a month's salary for the relief efforts, Taiwan's presidential office said on Thursday, Reuters reported.

Taiwan's president, vice president to donate a month's salary for Turkey relief efforts

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen stepped down from the post of ruling party chief on Saturday (November 26) after her party's poor performance in Taiwan's local elections.

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen quits as ruling party chief after poor performance in local polls

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen has confirmed that the American troops are stationed in the island nation and training the Taipei military. Speaking with CNN on Tuesday, Tsai said the threat from Beijing is growing “every day”, while expressing confidence that US will defend the island against the Chinese attack.

Taiwan’s President confirms American troops stationed in the island training Taiwanese military

China strongly opposes any official or military connections between the US and Taiwan, according to a statement released by the Chinese Foreign Ministry on Thursday.

'US should not underestimate China': Beijing firmly opposes military contacts between US, Taiwan

Amid tensions between the US and China, ambassador Qin Gang said that the US shouldn't go by the "cold war playbook, travestied from 007 movies" and it should just be left to Hollywood.

US shouldn't use cold war playbook like James Bond 007 movies: Chinese ambassador

Taiwan began construction on a fleet of indigenous submarines on Tuesday, the latest move by the out-gunned island to bolster its defences against increasingly bellicose threats from Beijing.

Taiwan expanding submarine fleet as China threat grows

The US State Department on Wednesday said it has agreed to sell Taiwan air-to-ground cruise missiles including other weapon systems in a deal worth over $1 billion.

Amid tensions with China, US to sell air-to-ground cruise missiles to Taiwan

As Taiwan celebrated its National Day on Saturday, the country's defence ministry said that one Chinese PLA Y-8 ASW aircraft entered the southwest air defence identification zone (ADIZ).

National Day row: Chinese Y-8 ASW aircraft enters Taiwan air space

The last two days of Chinese aircraft approaching Taiwan demonstrate that Beijing is a threat to the entire region and have shown Taiwanese even more clearly the true nature of China`s government, President Tsai Ing-wen said on Sunday.

Taiwan president says drills show China is threat to whole region

The United States has stepped up the heat on Beijing with the Trump administration set to sell more weapons to Taiwan. According to a report, the deal will be worth $7 billion.

US steps up arms sale to Taiwan amid row with China

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen took oath for her second term today after a landslide victory at home and amid growing support from the world. President Tsai in her inaugural speech rejected China's rule while Beijing calls her a separatist.

In inaugural speech after re-election, Taiwan President challenges China

Tsai ing-wen starts her second term as Taiwan’s president on May 20 in Taipei. Besides a record approval rating and a so-far successful effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak, Tsai has benefited from an upswing of support from the US and its allies.

Tsai ing-wen begins second term as Taiwan's President

Taiwan's president on Monday urged the Solomon Islands not to switch diplomatic allegiance to China, as the Pacific nation deliberates whether to recognize the far more economically powerful Beijing instead.

Taiwan leader meets Solomons envoy to shore up ties over China

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-Wen said on Friday that China has stepped up its efforts to infiltrate and gain influence on the island. Tsai, speaking to reporters after a national security meeting, said Taiwan would deter military aggression in the Taiwan Strait.

China has stepped up efforts to infiltrate Taiwan: President

Taiwan president defiant after China calls for reunification

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen accused China of "seriously challenging" peace and stability Wednesday, describing the island she leads as being on the frontline of tensions in the Pacific.

China 'seriously challenging' Taiwan peace: Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen

'I apologise to the indigenous people for the suffering and injustice you endured over the past 400 years' said the Taiwan President

Taiwan apologises to indigenous people for first time

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