News
Taiwan adds Huawei, SMIC to blacklist in move targeting China
Taiwan has added Chinese tech giants Huawei Technologies and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) to its trade blacklist, in a move that further aligns the island’s chip policy with US-led export controls targeting Beijing’s semiconductor ambitions.
Taiwan's central bank is likely to maintain its policy interest rate this week and keep it steady through the first quarter ...
The historic Alishan Forest Railway, once crippled by typhoons and earthquakes, is running again – and is redefining slow ...
The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) defended its choice to prohibit Chinese officials and tourism representatives from ...
Taiwan’s Starlux Airlines Co. is nearing an order for almost a dozen Airbus SE widebody jets in a deal worth around $4 ...
Taiwan develops new sea drones including kamikaze types amid Chinese gray zone warfare, with President Lai seeking bipartisan ...
Anthony Albanese says Australia will “continue to play an important role in the Pacific” but has stopped short of committing ...
Lishan residents are revitalising the community with tea plantations, cafes and a modern spin on traditional cuisine. Read ...
4don MSN
Ambassador Alexander Yui calls for faster delivery of military equipment and a double taxation agreement to boost Taiwan-U.S.
Taiwan has added China's Huawei and SMIC to an export control list that also includes the Taliban and al-Qaeda.
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback