US senators on Friday last week proposed a bill — the US-Taiwan partnership in the Americas act — supporting Taiwan’s ...

Taiwan and the U.S. have enjoyed a long history of cooperation based on the mutual commitment to shared values, and there is much room to grow the practical partnership.

Taiwan and the U.S. have enjoyed a long history of cooperation based on the mutual commitment to shared values, and there is much room to grow the practical partnership.

The United States and Taiwan have officially agreed to launch negotiations on a new trade and investment pact, according to statements released by Washington and Taipei. The two unveiled the US ...

Facing these changes, I believe that the Taiwan–U.S. partnership in this new era should continue to build on our existing solid foundation, make use of the great opportunities presented to us ...

The United States and Taiwan agreed the first stage of a bilateral trade initiative on Thursday, less than a year after negotiations began, in a move that demonstrated the increasingly close ...

US senators on Friday last week introduced a bill aimed at supporting countries that maintain diplomatic ties with Taiwan amid mounting pressure from China. The US-Taiwan partnership in the Americas ...

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., will host Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen Wednesday for a historic, bipartisan meeting that underscores the importance of the U.S.-Taiwan partnership amid the ...

And Taiwan’s president proposed a zero-tariff relationship with the U.S. to maintain that economic lifeline. “They have one of the larger trade imbalances with us,” Lewis said.

The deal comes amid efforts by Taiwan to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a major free trade agreement that came into force in 2018.

Taiwan said on Thursday that U.S. tariffs levied on the island were unreasonable and it would discuss them with Washington, partly blaming U.S. tech curbs on China in President Donald Trump's ...

Lai, Taiwan’s president, has pledged to increase Taiwan’s military spending to 3% of its gross domestic product, up from about 2.5%, bringing it up to nearly a fifth of its overall budget.