Taiwan
Israeli-media coverage mentioning Taiwan, translated into English and compared across sources. 48 recent stories.
Global Crisis With Iran Risks Escalating Into Widespread Conflict Across Multiple Regions
The escalating crisis with Iran risks triggering a broad global conflict involving multiple powers and regions, from the Red Sea to Eastern Europe and the Western Pacific. Key mar…
AI Agents Conduct Cyberattack Breaching Taiwan Government Systems
Eight autonomous AI agents launched a cyberattack on Taiwan's government, stealing over 2,500 sensitive records and infiltrating multiple agencies. Israeli cybersecurity firm Drea…
US Navy Plans 19 New Nuclear Submarines to Counter China’s Pacific Expansion
The US Navy is converting 19 Virginia-class attack submarines into guided missile subs to counter China’s growing Pacific naval power, despite a temporary reduction in missile str…
US Faces Years-Long Shortage in Precision Missile Stockpiles After Iran Conflict
US Faces Years-Long Shortage of Long-Range Precision Missiles After Iran Conflict
The US military has significantly depleted its long-range precision missile stockpiles during the recent Iran conflict, with experts warning it will take years to replenish suppli…
Billionaires’ Wealth Surpasses National GDPs, Raising Democracy Concerns
Elon Musk briefly became the first trillionaire in July 2026, highlighting a trend where billionaire wealth and corporate valuations surpass national GDPs. This concentration of w…
Israel’s Advanced Weapons Boost Argentina’s Military and Equip Singapore’s New Warship
Argentina is enhancing its military with Israeli loitering munitions, becoming a regional leader in South America. Singapore’s new warship features Israeli Blue Spear missiles, wh…
Estonia Tops Global Ranking as Best Country for Relocation in 2026
Estonia has been ranked the best country worldwide for relocation in 2026, narrowly surpassing Singapore, based on a comprehensive index evaluating 24 factors including cost of li…
Israel Allocates 100 Billion Shekels for Reservist Pay Amid Prolonged Conflict Costs
Israel has spent about 100 billion shekels on reservist pay since the October 2023 war began, constituting a third of total war costs. The 2026 defense budget was raised to 143 bi…
Chinese Surveillance System Tracks Foreign Journalists Including Israelis Using Advanced AI
A Chinese police surveillance platform tracked over 300 foreign journalists and other foreign nationals, including Israelis, using advanced AI to monitor real-time movements and p…
Israel Ranks Second Most Expensive for Big Mac Globally After Switzerland
The Economist's Big Mac Index ranks Israel as the second most expensive country for a Big Mac after Switzerland, reflecting an overvalued shekel by nearly 40%. The index compares…
China Plans to Supply Up to 400 Shoulder-Fired Missiles to Iran, Escalating US-China Tensions
China plans to deliver up to 400 shoulder-fired missiles to Iran, signaling a shift from cautious support to direct arms sales. This move defies US warnings and could strengthen I…
Iran and Foreign Powers Target Israeli Elections Through Sophisticated Influence Campaigns
Shin Bet chief David Zini revealed that Iran, Russia, China, and Turkey are conducting covert influence campaigns to interfere in Israel's elections by spreading divisive content…
Israeli Retail Investors Urged to Diversify Beyond US Stocks with Global Indices
Israeli retail investors mainly invest in Israeli or US stocks, especially the S&P 500, but experts advise diversifying into global indices like MSCI World and MSCI ACWI for bette…
Sheba Medical Center Launches Minimally Invasive Surgery to Relieve Chronic Migraine Nerve Pressure
Sheba Medical Center in Israel has begun offering a minimally invasive micro-surgical procedure to relieve nerve pressure causing chronic migraines in patients unresponsive to sta…
Trump Administration Reinstates Higher Tariffs Impacting Israel and Major Trade Partners
The Trump administration will implement new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from 60 countries, including Israel, replacing the current 10% tariffs that expire on July 24. These…
Elbit Advances Drone-Carrying Ships as US-Saudi $2 Billion Arms Deal Signals Regional Shift
Elbit Systems is developing naval drone carriers amid rising regional drone use, while Greece and Cyprus seek EU funding for drone purchases. Concurrently, the US approved a $1.96…
Tel Aviv University Tops Israeli Research Excellence Ranking at 206th Globally
Tel Aviv University leads Israeli institutions in the Taiwan Research Excellence Ranking at 206th globally, with no Israeli university entering the top 200. Other Israeli universi…
Investment Expert Warns Israelis Against Overconcentration in US and Domestic Stocks
Dror Karni, founder of Karni Family Office, warns Israeli investors about overconcentration in US and Israeli stocks and urges diversification into emerging markets and lesser-kno…
China Expands Underwater Spy Network as US Strengthens Ties with Syria Amid Global Power Struggles
Senator Lindsey Graham's death creates a strategic gap in US security alliances, affecting Israel and Ukraine support. President Trump has signaled possible renewed military actio…
Alternative Price Indexes Reveal True Cost of Living and Economic Trends
Several alternative economic indices, including the Big Mac, Latte, iPhone, IKEA bookshelf, and Lipstick indices, offer accessible insights into global cost of living and economic…
Jensen Huang’s Leather Jacket Sells for Nearly $1 Million at Sotheby’s Auction
Jensen Huang’s Tom Ford leather jacket sold for $960,000 at Sotheby’s, greatly surpassing estimates. The sale attracted 45 bidders and proceeds will support the Edge Institute’s p…
Global Chip Sector Slump Drives Negative Opening for Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Global semiconductor stock declines, driven by AI investment concerns and patent penalties, weigh on Tel Aviv and international markets. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opens lower am…
TSMC Reports 77% Net Profit Surge, Plans $100 Billion Investment in Arizona
TSMC reported a 77.4% net profit increase in Q2 and plans to invest $100 billion more in Arizona chip factories, reflecting strong AI demand.
Iran Conflict Could Encourage China to Invade Taiwan, Analyst Warns
Iran analyst Nati Toubian warned that US reluctance to decisively confront Iran may encourage China to invade Taiwan, citing complex regional dynamics and internal Iranian unrest.
China Builds Full-Scale US Destroyer Replica in Taklamakan Desert for Military Drills
China has built a full-scale replica of a US Arleigh Burke-class destroyer in the Taklamakan Desert to conduct military drills simulating attacks on American warships amid rising…
South Korea's Kospi Index Drops 20% Amid High Expectations for Chip Giants Samsung and SK Hynix
Israeli AI Chip Unicorn Hailo Nears Sale in Multi-Million Dollar Deal Ending Independent Operation
Israeli AI chip startup Hailo, once valued at over $1 billion, is negotiating a sale to a U.S. semiconductor firm for tens of millions of dollars, ending its independent operation…
Massive Boulder Nearly Crushes Car on Mountain Road in Taiwan
In Jianshi, Taiwan, a large boulder rolled onto a mountain road and nearly crushed a passing car, but no injuries occurred.
Lockheed Martin Develops Advanced 500kW Laser Weapon as Germany and China Advance Air Defense Technologies
Lockheed Martin is developing a 500kW laser weapon to intercept missiles and drones, surpassing Israel's 100kW system. Germany is independently advancing its naval laser defense…
Russian Lancet Suicide Drone Export Approved, Raising Middle East Security Concerns
Russia has approved the export of its advanced Lancet suicide drone, which features Western technology and poses a greater threat than fiber-optic drones. The drone's long range…
Saudi Arabia Becomes Taiwan’s Largest Buyer of Drones Amid Gulf Arms Race
Saudi Arabia has become the largest buyer of Taiwanese drones, paying significantly above market prices for 3,260 units. This purchase reflects Saudi Arabia’s broader strategy to…
US Military Strike on Oil Tanker Sparks Asian Market Sell-Off and Oil Price Surge
Following a US military strike on an oil tanker and President Trump's announcement of renewed sanctions on Iranian shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, Asian stock markets plun…
Nvidia Cuts Over Half of Asian AI Chip Customers Amid US Export Crackdown
Nvidia has cut over half of its authorized AI chip customers in Asia following stricter US export controls aimed at preventing advanced chips from reaching China. This move comes…
Japan Establishes First Central Intelligence Agency to Counter Russian Espionage
Japan is creating its first central intelligence agency since World War II to counter increasing Russian espionage amid rising regional security threats. The agency, supported by…
TSMC Sales Surge 36% in Q2 Driven by Soaring AI Hardware Demand
Taiwan’s TSMC reported a 36% sales increase in Q2 2024 due to high AI hardware demand, reaching $39.6 billion. CEO Che-Chia Wei warned of supply challenges ahead. The company plan…
Israeli Scooter and Motorcycle Sales Surge 22% as Sun Yang Leads Market
Scooter and motorcycle sales in Israel jumped 22% in early 2026, led by Taiwanese brand Sun Yang and closely followed by Honda. Chinese manufacturer Zontes made a notable rise to…
Powerful Typhoon Bavi Hits China, Forcing Millions to Evacuate
Typhoon Bavi hit eastern China, causing mass evacuations of over 1.7 million people, flight cancellations, and school closures. The storm also caused deaths in the Philippines and…
Israeli Journalist Rides Kymco Scooter in Taiwan Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions
Israeli journalist Danny Kushmaro rode a Kymco AK575 scooter across Taiwan, highlighting the island’s tech dominance and geopolitical risks near China. He toured Kymco’s factory i…
Nvidia's Jensen Huang Drives AI Revolution With Vision and Relentless Drive
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang transformed the company from a modest gaming chipmaker into a $5 trillion AI leader through visionary foresight, strategic acquisitions like Mellanox, an…
Iran’s Toll Demand at Strait of Hormuz Sparks Global Shipping and Energy Concerns
Iran’s plan to charge ships for passing through the Strait of Hormuz raises global concerns about maritime trade freedom and energy prices. The move challenges established norms o…
Iran’s Toll Demand at Strait of Hormuz Raises Global Shipping and Energy Concerns
Iran’s plan to charge ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz raises global concerns about maritime tolls on natural trade routes and their impact on energy prices and shipping…
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner Advances to Wimbledon Semifinals with Ease
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner advanced to the Wimbledon semifinals by defeating Jan-Lennard Struff, while Coco Gauff reached her first semifinal by beating Jessica Pegula. Israeli jun…
China Conducts Rare Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile Test in Pacific, Raising Regional Concerns
China launched a rare submarine-launched ballistic missile test in the Pacific, likely using its advanced JL-3 missile capable of reaching the U.S. The test raised alarm among the…
Investment Manager Advises Caution Amid AI Growth and Market Volatility
Meni Kalfon, investment manager at Altshuler Shaham, advises balanced stock exposure and caution against social media-driven trends amid AI sector growth and market volatility. He…
Hackers Exploit Claude.ai and Google Ads to Spread Malware Targeting Developers
TrendAI researchers revealed the ClickFix campaign, which used Google Ads and Claude.ai’s chat-sharing to trick over 2,000 developers into installing MacSync malware that steals s…
Taiwan Trains Civilians to Fly Lightweight Drones Amid Rising Threat from China
Taiwan has launched a civilian drone pilot training program to bolster civil defense amid rising threats from China, which intelligence predicts may attempt a military move agains…
25th Maccabiah Games Open in Jerusalem with Global Athletes and Ceremonial Torch Lighting
The 25th Maccabiah Games opened on July 1, 2026, in Jerusalem with 5,000 athletes from over 30 countries. The ceremony featured performances, a torch lighting by notable athletes…