By Liz Lee and Ben Blanchard BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese public security authorities attributed a cyberattack on an unnamed ...

Taiwan's National Security Bureau is accusing China of spreading disinformation after Chinese security officials blamed Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party for a recent cyberattack on a tech ...

Taiwan yesterday accused China of spreading disinformation after Chinese public security authorities yesterday attributed a ...

Chinese authorities accused Taiwan's government of supporting a cyberattack on a technology company, while Taiwan countered ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The National Security Bureau (NSB) on Tuesday (Nov. 12) outlined seven key policy objectives for next year. In addition to setting a budget of more than NT$1.083 billion ...

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te's party expelled on Wednesday five members accused of spying for China, including a former ...

In a report released Sunday, Taiwan’s National Security Bureau (NSB) said the number of individuals prosecuted for Chinese espionage had increased threefold in recent years, rising from 16 in ...

The alarming data points speak for themselves. Taiwan’s National Security Bureau stated that 64 people were prosecuted for Chinese espionage last year, compared with 48 in 2023 and 10 in 2022.

Taiwan’s energy missteps are no longer a domestic debate, but a strategic liability for U.S. defense planning.

Taiwan, suspicoius of spying, is enforcing stricter oversight of Chinese immigrants. Some of them are being deported.

The Democratic Progressive Party of Taiwan expelled five members, including a former aide to the national security chief, over allegations of spying for China amid rising tensions and threats to ...