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- 2026-05-25 regulatory US indicates a potential pause on a US$14 billion arms sale to Taiwan. 来源
- 2026-05-22 regulatory The US Navy signaled a pause on a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan. 来源
- 2026-05-21 regulatory Taiwan conducted its first formal crackdown on AI chip smuggling, raiding multiple locations and pursuing fugitives involved in illicit exports. 来源
- 2026-05-21 regulatory Taiwanese authorities raided 12 locations and are seeking three individuals in the island's first formal crackdown on illicit AI semiconductor exports. 来源
- 2026-05-17 regulatory Taiwan's president stated that US arms sales are the most important deterrent to regional conflict, in response to comments by Donald Trump suggesting these sales could be a bargaining chip with China.
- 2026-05-16 regulatory Taiwan declared itself a sovereign and independent nation.
- 2026-05-16 regulatory Former President Trump described a pending arms sale to Taiwan as a negotiating chip with China.
- 2026-05-16 controversy Former U.S. President Donald Trump's comments on arms sales and chip production have heightened tensions regarding Taiwan's status.
- 2026-05-16 regulatory Former U.S. President Donald Trump indicated a willingness to use arms sales to Taiwan as a negotiating point with China.
- 2026-05-13 research_milestone Taiwan stages a live-fire military exercise simulating defense against a mainland Chinese assault. 来源
- 2026-05-11 regulatory Taiwan's opposition parties passed a special defense budget bill.
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US-China relations era defined by communiques is over, analyst says
A prominent Chinese analyst has declared that the era defined by three joint communiques governing US-China relations has effectively concluded. Zhu Feng of Nanjing University stated that achieving a comprehensive polit…
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Taiwan remains optimistic on US arms deal despite pause
Taiwan's defense minister expressed cautious optimism regarding a US$14 billion arms package, despite a senior US Navy official indicating the sale would be paused. The US official stated the pause was to ensure suffici…
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China's Hainan carrier base vital for naval strategy against US
China's aircraft carrier base in Hainan is strategically vital for the PLA Navy's survivability and its ability to counter US influence along the first island chain. The Sanya naval complex, home to the advanced Fujian …
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Micron boosts US DRAM production, easing shortage for auto and defense
Micron has initiated production of its most advanced DDR4-compatible DRAM at its Manassas, Virginia facility, marking the first time this technology is manufactured in the U.S. This expansion, a $2 billion investment su…
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Trump considers direct call with Taiwan leader, risking Beijing's ire
Donald Trump's administration is reportedly considering a significant shift in US-Taiwan relations, potentially involving a direct call with Taiwan's leader. This move, which would be unprecedented since 1979, risks ang…
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AMD invests $10B in Taiwan to accelerate AI chip production
AMD is investing $10 billion in Taiwan to boost its AI chip production and capabilities. This significant investment highlights the growing importance of Taiwan in the global AI hardware supply chain. The move aims to a…
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US Navy signals pause on $14B Taiwan arms sale amid Beijing's opposition
The US Navy has indicated a potential pause on a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan, a move that has drawn a strong response from Beijing. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao suggested the pause is to ensure sufficient munition…
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Taiwan's Digital Minister Audrey Tang to speak on software freedom in Oxford
Audrey Tang, Taiwan's Digital Minister and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is scheduled to speak today at an event in Oxford. The talk, titled "Good Enough Ancestor: Software Freedom as Civic Care across Generations," wil…
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Nvidia CEO urges Super Micro to boost export compliance after $2.5B bust
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has urged Super Micro Computer to enhance its export compliance following a significant smuggling bust. This call comes after U.S. prosecutors charged Supermicro's co-founder with a conspiracy to…
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Taiwan cracks down on AI chip smuggling to China
Taiwan has initiated its first formal crackdown on the illicit export of AI chips, raiding 12 locations and seeking three fugitives accused of document forgery and fraudulent declarations. This action is part of a broad…
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China think tank proposes 'constructive strategic stability' for US relations
A Chinese state think tank, the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (Cicir), has proposed a framework for peaceful coexistence between China and the United States amidst escalating strategic competi…
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US space industry's heavy reliance on Chinese supply chains revealed
A recent report from Altana, a supply-chain intelligence firm, reveals that the U.S. commercial space industry heavily relies on components manufactured in China. The analysis found over 849,000 commercial space imports…
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Beijing accuses Taiwan's Lai of destroying cross-strait peace
Beijing has accused Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te of undermining peace across the Taiwan Strait. This condemnation follows Lai's speech marking his second anniversary in power, during which he asserted Taiwan's …
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Taiwan remains calm amid Xi-Trump threats on island's security
Taiwanese officials and citizens are accustomed to living under the threat of Chinese aggression, maintaining a calm demeanor despite recent remarks from Xi Jinping and Donald Trump regarding the island's security. Whil…
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OpenAI valuation nears $900B amid $178B funding
OpenAI has reportedly raised $178 billion and is valued at $900 billion, figures comparable to national GDPs. Venture capitalists anticipate significant returns, suggesting OpenAI will need to generate trillions in reve…
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Marcos: Philippines likely drawn into Taiwan conflict due to proximity
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated that due to the country's geographical proximity to Taiwan, the Philippines would likely be drawn into any potential conflict over the island. While Manila wishes to avoi…
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Trump's China trip reveals bipartisan US hawkishness on Beijing
Former President Trump's recent trip to China has underscored a significant bipartisan shift in Washington's policy towards Beijing. Lawmakers from both Democratic and Republican parties are increasingly prioritizing na…
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Trump's Taiwan independence stance sparks debate in Taipei
Former US President Donald Trump stated he is not seeking Taiwan's independence, a comment that has ignited debate within Taiwan. Critics suggest this stance may weaken the ruling Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) pl…
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Beijing slams Taiwan's Lai for honoring Japanese colonial-era engineer
Beijing has expressed strong disapproval of Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te's decision to honor Yoichi Hatta, a Japanese engineer from the colonial era. A commentary in the People's Daily criticized Lai for 'forge…
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Tsinghua academic: Taiwan issue resolution trend to persist post-Xi-Trump summit
Wu Yongping, a leading specialist on Taiwan affairs and dean at Tsinghua University, shared his perspectives on the implications of the Xi-Trump summit for Taiwan. He believes that regardless of the summit's outcome, th…