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Taiwan’s interior minister confirms cross-strait religious exchanges remain open, with no legal changes needed. Safety concerns for Taiwanese in China persist.

Taiwan’s Tourism Administration plans to resume cross-strait group tourism, emphasizing bilateral reciprocity and safety. Officials urge China to expedite talks.

President Lai Ching-te convened a national security meeting to address China’s threats against Taiwan. He outlined 17 strategies, including legal reforms and transparency measures, to safeguard sovereignty.

Ma Ying-jeou’s Foundation criticizes Taiwan’s military trial system restoration, citing human rights concerns. CEO Hsiao warns of strained cross-strait relations.

Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency to revoke residence permit of Chinese woman married to Taiwanese citizen over pro-unification statements on TikTok. Woman, surnamed Liu, questioned for three hours, claimed her views were personal. Agency dismissed Liu’s ＂violating freedom of speech＂ claim, citing national security concerns. Liu faces up to five-year ban on dependent residence applications.

China’s Taiwan Affairs Office emphasizes cross-strait relations, promoting economic and cultural exchanges. The focus remains on peaceful unification and opposing Taiwan independence.

Minister Liu Shyh-fang stresses the unchanged status of Taiwan’s cross-strait relations law, urging compliance. Former President Ma Ying-jeou calls for open youth exchanges.

Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense mandates military service for men with Chinese IDs to ensure fairness. The Mainland Affairs Council clarifies cross-strait regulations, emphasizing obligations remain despite dual identities.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council is reviewing civil servants for Chinese IDs, sparking debate. Critics argue existing rules suffice, while supporters cite legal needs.

Premier Cho Jung-tai addresses Taiwan’s defense budget, affirming independent military choices and commitment to self-reliance amid China’s threats.

Taiwan’s defense minister, Wellington Koo, confirms weapon purchases to ensure peace in the Taiwan Strait. He emphasizes collaboration with the U.S. and a 3% GDP defense target.

Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense reports 11 Chinese balloons detected over western Taiwan. Experts say they serve research purposes, but concerns about cognitive warfare arise.

The Kuomintang plans to boost Taiwan’s defense spending to counter threats in the Taiwan Strait. The party supports U.S. military ties and aims to improve service members’ welfare.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council criticizes China’s ＂Chinese-style democracy＂ as a one-party dictatorship. The council warns Taiwanese youth about participating in China’s activities.

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung discusses U.S.-Taiwan relations, emphasizing cooperation in semiconductors and defense. He highlights Taiwan’s strategic role and calls for a nuanced understanding of U.N. Resolution 2758.

Taiwan detains the Chinese captain of a Togolese-flagged ship suspected of damaging a key undersea cable. Premier Cho urges vigilance amid rising tensions.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned China’s live-fire zone near Taiwan, calling it a violation of international norms. Taiwan urges restraint and vigilance.

The Halifax International Security Forum debuted in Taipei, marking its first event outside North America. Leaders discussed Taiwan’s democracy and regional challenges.

National Taiwan University students ousted NTUSSSA President Kuo Yu-jui on Feb. 18 over his role in hosting a Chinese delegation. Kuo cited procedural flaws in the recall.

The U.S. State Department updated its stance on Taiwan, supporting its international participation. This marks a policy shift, emphasizing non-coercive cross-strait resolutions.

U.S. Navy Adm. Samuel Paparo warns China may use military drills as a cover for an attack on Taiwan. He highlights China’s maneuvers and calls for U.S. action.

The U.S. Navy confirmed two vessels sailed through the Taiwan Strait, marking the first transit since President Trump took office. This routine operation underscores the U.S. commitment to freedom of navigation.

Taiwan’s DPP urges China to resume cross-strait tourism talks, emphasizing agreements between tourism associations. Tensions rise over rejected festival visit.

Taiwanese students, led by Hsiao Hsu-tsen, visit Beijing for a five-day exchange to foster cross-strait youth interaction. Activities include skiing and cultural tours.

Ma Ying-jeou Foundation urges President Lai to reopen cross-strait tourism, highlighting the need to revive Taiwan’s tourism sector and ease tensions.