The shifting geopolitical landscape has opened new opportunities for Xi Jinping in his plans to wrest back control of Taiwan.

The US President has turned American foreign policy on its head. Millions of people in Taiwan are anxiously waiting to see what that means for them.

China says the Trump administration has "gravely backpedaled" the U.S. position on Taiwan by removing a short clause in an ...

The top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee floated the bill to cut against Beijing’s “One ...

The State Department removed previous wording on its website about not supporting Taiwan independence, which it said was part ...

China’s Foreign Ministry has taken issue with a revised U.S. government fact sheet that removed a line on American opposition ...

But many Taiwanese consider themselves to be part of a separate nation, although most are in favour of maintaining the status ...

Trump’s transactional style is unnerving many in Taiwan, who fear it will encourage Chinese leader Xi Jinping in his ...

Russia talks in Saudi Arabia—without Ukraine's participation—give a glimpse at how Trump may handle a crisis over Taiwan.

The Taiwan Strait does not belong to China and any attempts to create tension threaten global security, the island's defence ...

Taiwan is waiting for an estimated $21 billion in backlogged U.S. weapons—much of it ordered during Trump's first term.

The U.S. State Department has changed references to China on its website, emphasising the trade deficit in an expanded ...