A Chinese dissident known for regularly commemorating the 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square has fled to Taiwan and is pleading for help in seeking asylum in the United States or Canada
Taiwan’s president has launched the island’s first domestically made submarine for testing
As Taiwan’s presidential election approaches, many immigrants from Hong Kong are supporting the governing Democratic Progressive Party after witnessing the alarming erosion of civil liberties at home
China is being accused of using military threats, diplomatic pressure and fake news in a broad strategy to influence voters in Taiwan’s elections to pick candidates who favor unification
Rescuers are searching for dozens of people out of contact a day after Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in a quarter century damaged buildings, caused multiple rockslides and killed nine people
Taiwan residents endured harrowing experiences when the ground shook with the strongest earthquake to hit the island in 25 years
Israel's defense minister declares a “new phase” of war as Hezbollah officials and Lebanon's state media say explosions went off in Beirut and multiple parts of Lebanon in an apparent second wave of detonations of electronic devices
An approaching typhoon bringing strong winds and torrential rainfall to Taiwan has killed two people and injured more than 100 people over the past few days while forcing thousands to evacuate from low-lying or mountainous areas
Taiwan's defense ministry says China used 125 military aircraft in exercises aimed at Taiwan, a record for a single day
A ride-hailing driver has recounted how he had narrow escape when a huge tree smashed onto his vehicle as Typhoon Kong-rey swept over Taiwan, also sweeping away metal roofs and sending landslides onto roads and into houses
Paraguay’s foreign minister says his country is committed to its relationship with Taiwan and has no plans to break off their diplomatic relationship in favor of China as he visited the increasingly isolated island
Prosecutors in Taiwan indicted former presidential candidate and Taiwan People’s Party founder Ko Wen-je on corruption charges, accusing him of taking bribes during his time as mayor of Taiwan’s capital
'The work don't stop': Minister shot in carjacking returns to referee youth basketball
"Patches," the pup thrown out like trash, recovering in Birmingham
Jewish protesters flood Trump Tower lobby to demand the Columbia University activist's release
Iran summons UK, France, Germany over UN closed-door meeting
No reasons for cutting Polish interest rates now, central bank chief says
IRS swaps its chief counsel for a lawyer friendly with DOGE, AP sources say
Average US rate on a 30-year mortgage edges higher, ending a seven-week slide
Tampa Bay Rays withdraw from planned $1.3 billion ballpark in St. Petersburg, citing storms, delays
Mason Rudolph is reuniting with Pittsburgh Steelers on a 2-year deal, AP source says
