Taiwan is now implementing digital IDs at its border for all visitors.
A new process has been introduced at popular tourist destinations to enhance travel efficiency and security for incoming visitors. The National Immigration Agency of the Republic of China indicates that anyone traveling to Taiwan will need to apply for a “Digital Arrival” card (TWAC) at least three days prior to their arrival. This card is […]
Taiwan, a favored travel destination, mandates a ‘digital arrival’ card for visitors.
New Digital Arrival Card Required for Travelers to Taiwan To enhance the travel experience and tighten security measures, Taiwan has introduced a new procedure for incoming visitors at various tourist destinations. The National Immigration Agency of the Republic of China reported that travelers planning to visit Taiwan must apply for a “Digital Arrival” card (TWAC) […]
Russia Assisting China in Preparing for a Possible Invasion of Taiwan, According to Defence Analysts
Russia’s Military Support to China: Implications for Taiwan Recent analyses indicate that Russia is supplying military equipment and technology to China, aimed at enhancing Beijing’s capabilities for a potential invasion of Taiwan. This conclusion comes from an investigation conducted by the UK-based Defense Forum, which reviewed around 800 pages of documents leaked by the Black […]
Why is a Palestinian state recognized but not Taiwan?
This week, at the UN General Assembly, there was a recognition of the Palestinian state. This move, gaining momentum after the terrorist attacks on October 7th, sees countries like the UK, Canada, Australia, and France involved. However, if a Palestinian state were to exist, indications suggest it would resemble the corrupt regimes found in China, […]
Lawmakers, including Democrat Adam Smith, Hold Talks with Chinese Defense Minister Following Taiwan Attack Threat
A House delegation, led by Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA), arrived in Beijing, China over the weekend, and held a rare in-person meeting with Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun on Monday. Dong’s appearance marked a significant diplomatic event, especially amid reports of corruption investigations affecting the Communist Party. He had only returned to public life the […]
Trump might be leaving Taiwan vulnerable to China’s influence.
Reports indicate that the Trump administration is holding back approximately $400 million in military aid to Taiwan, a move that many find intrusive. The administration hasn’t finalized its decision, and the reasons seem disconnected from Taiwan’s defense needs, echoing the 2019 withholding of security assistance. The threat posed by China to Taiwan is serious. Personally, […]
Videos Capture ‘Super Typhoon’ Devastating Taiwan, Sweeping Away Bridge
Severe Flooding in Eastern Taiwan After Dam Violation A dam violation in eastern Taiwan prompted thousands to flee their homes on Tuesday as rivers swelled, destroying the Matthaian River bridge and causing significant flooding due to Super Typhoon Ragasa. Footage captured by local residents and officials displayed the intense flooding in Guangdong, Fireníen, triggered by […]
Taiwan Is an Essential Ally to the United States
Remembering History: Taiwan’s Role in World War II Eighty years ago, the largest generation in America, alongside allies, ended the devastating global conflict of World War II. The tale of how the Republic of China, or Taiwan, fought alongside the Allies is an inspiring chapter in this history, particularly highlighting the efforts of the Flying […]
Beijing Prepared to Strike Taiwan
Chinese Defense Minister’s Speech Emphasizes Taiwan’s Sovereignty Issues On Thursday, Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun delivered his first significant public address in months, underscoring the Communist Party’s commitment to undermining Taiwan’s sovereignty. Speaking at the Xiangshan Forum in Beijing—a platform aimed at expanding China’s military influence—Dong repeated the assertion that “Taiwan is part of China.” […]
Taiwan Plans to Boost Investments in Latin America to Strengthen Partnerships Against China
Taiwan Increases Budget for Latin America and Caribbean Alliances The Taiwanese government’s budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year includes an increase of $32.8 million aimed at strengthening ties with Latin America and the Caribbean. This will elevate the division’s overall budget by nearly 20%, reaching a historic total of $177 million. This funding boost […]