WASHINGTON—Saturday’s Taiwan election, seen as one of the most significant in recent history, has captured the world’s attention due to its far-reaching implications for U.S.–China relations. Many in the international community have seen the election as a Beijing Fails to Sway Taiwan Election Amid War Threats. What Comes Next?
WASHINGTON—Saturday’s Taiwan election, seen as one of the most significant in recent history, has captured the world’s attention due to its far-reaching implications for U.S.–China relations. Many in the international community have seen the election as a 
TAIPEI—Taiwan’s foreign ministry sharply criticized Russia on Sunday after Moscow took Beijing’s side and criticized the island’s democratic elections a day earlier. On Jan. 13, about 14 million Taiwanese voters went to the polls to select a new
Property prices in Hong Kong continue to fall while rents rise against the market trend. While some analysts believe that it’s not easy for the property market to rebound, others even predicted that the continuous fall in property prices would lead to
SHANGHAI—At least 10 people have died and six are missing after a coal mine accident in the city of Pingdingshan, in central China, the local emergency management agency said on Saturday. Pingdingshan’s emergency management bureau said in a statement that