Taiwanese PCB manufacturers have ramped up expansion in Thailand to hedge geopolitical risks, with over 40 factories set to start production by 2025. However, the rush is fueling concerns over water and power shortages,

Taiwan's listing as a participant in Cobra Gold, a large-scale multinational military exercise being held in Thailand, was an error, according to organizers.

As U.S. President Donald Trump's new trade tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada kick off, sparking another trade war, countries in Asia's complex and integrated global supply chain are in the crosshairs.

A Taiwanese man who thought he had found love with a Thai woman was left devastated after she scammed him out of nearly 10 million baht.

Notorious scam centers in the Golden Triangle between Myanmar, Thailand and Laos steal billions of dollars a year from U.S. citizens.

A group of at least 40 Uyghur men detained in Thailand for more than a decade have been deported to China, Thai and Chinese off

More Taiwanese entrepreneurs are interested in investing in the printed circuit board (PCB) business in Thailand as the industry has grown rapidly over the past three years, says the Board of Investment (BoI).

Taiwan's military continues to struggle with recruiting troops as it looks to new methods to boost troop strength. One such idea is to enlist migrants into the island's armed forces.

Asian stocks dipped lower on Friday due to Trump’s tariff uncertainties. Tokyo’s benchmark closed lower than 20% following a Wall Street sell-off.

The Asian currency positioning poll is focused on what analysts and fund managers believe are the current market positions in nine Asian emerging market currencies: the Chinese yuan, South Korean won, Singapore dollar, Indonesian rupiah, Taiwan dollar, Indian rupee, Philippine peso, Malaysian ringgit and the Thai baht.

The official Facebook page for the Cobra Gold 2025 military exercise has removed mention of Taiwan or its inclusion in the exercise. The page, at 6:17pm yesterday, wrote: “Better Together! More than 200 service members from the U.