No end in sight to spat between Japan and China over Taiwan, as neither Tokyo nor Beijing shows signs of backing down.

China firmly opposed external interference in response to a new U.S. security strategy aimed at deterring conflict over Taiwan. As tensions rise, both nations emphasize the importance of diplomatic stability while preparing for potential military escalation,

Taiwan's decision to pour $40 billion into new weapons and defenses has collided with a sharp turn in global geopolitics, as President Donald Trump throws Washington's weight behind the island just as China tightens its partnership with Russia.

Xi Jinping, China’s leader, has said he intends to bring the democratic island of Taiwan under the rule of the Communist Party of China. Mr. Xi has ordered China’s military to make itself capable of taking Taiwan by 2027, according to some American commanders and officials.

The president has spoken with the leaders of both countries as they spar over remarks the Japanese prime minister made about the Beijing-claimed island democracy.

Taiwan President William Lai unveils $40 billion defense spending proposal to counter China military pressure as U.S. offers cautious support.

The use of both international lawfare and historical narrative warfare signals a major, under-recognized shift in China’s Taiwan strategy and its approach to Japan.

She says Taiwan must embrace its Chinese heritage to avoid war. Her critics say she wants to steer the island into Beijing’s orbit.

John Cena discusses with Joe Rogan the 2021 incident where he called Taiwan a country, prompting an apology to China that upset American audiences.

China's military sometimes simulates attacks on foreign naval vessels in the Taiwan Strait and Taiwan shares intelligence with international partners when they operate in those waters, a senior Taiwan security official said on Wednesday.