Taiwan-China Relations

Three Taiwanese I-Kuan Tao members have been arrested in Guangdong, China, on charges related to religious activities. The incident raises concerns about Taiwan-China relations and religious freedoms.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council rejects 10 members of Shanghai’s delegation for the upcoming Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum, signaling continued tensions in cross-strait relations.

Taiwan's politicians respond to former Legislative Speaker Wang Jin-pyng's proposal for a new cross-strait framework, with differing views from the KMT and DPP on Taiwan's sovereignty and relations with China.

Taiwan initiates war-readiness drills in response to Chinese naval movements in the Taiwan Strait and Western Pacific. The drills come amid rising tensions and airspace reservations by China.

Former Legislative Speaker Wang Jin-pyng proposes a new cross-strait narrative, advocating for "separate governance without division" between Taiwan and China, aiming to reduce tensions and foster dialogue.

Scholars predict that China is unlikely to invade Taiwan during Trump's second term. Discover insights on U.S.-Taiwan policy, China’s strategy, and Taiwan's future security.

Six-time Olympic champion Ma Long visits Taiwan for a table tennis exchange at Chinese Culture University, promoting sports diplomacy and fostering cross-strait relations. Read about his activities and upcoming plans in Taiwan.

Taiwan urges China to lift its suspension on mainland students as a group from seven Chinese universities visits Taiwan. The delegation includes Olympic champion Ma Long and highlights the importance of free educational exchanges.