The Taiwan Policy Act includes $4.5bn in security assistance for Taiwan and backs its inclusion in international organisations

The US is considering sanctions against China to try to deter it from invading Taiwan, while Taipei has lobbied the European Union to do the same

From next month US companies that export chipmaking equipment to Chinese factories that produce advanced chips with sub-14nn processes will require a government licence

Chinese hackers have been allowed to collect unprecedented amounts of information on US citizens, claimed writer Gordon G Chang

Some executives say the US ban on exports to China of Nvidia and AMD's advanced computer chips could backfire if it creates chances for startups in China's fast-growing chip market.

More than $2.1 billion was raised by five Chinese firms on stocks exchanges in London and Zurich, said the report, more than five times the total raised from listings in New York

President Tsai vows to "deepen our cooperation with democratic partners to jointly safeguard peace and stability in the region"

The US military has stopped taking new F-35 jets from Lockheed Martin after it found a magnet in the fighter jet's engine was made with unauthorized material from China

The ban aims to prevent US semiconductor technology from falling into Chinese hands, US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said

Russian leader condemned the West's idea for a price cap on Russian gas, saying it would lead to price rises and that global demand for Russian energy was high.

"I believe that after this period of combat readiness missions, our national military's combat skills are more mature and its combat power is more powerful," President Tsai said.

A cyber security report claimed the US had launched “tens of thousands” of cyberattacks on China and pilfered troves of sensitive data, the South China Morning Post said.