Joyu Wang is a Mint Author specializing in aviation and aerospace, finance, and technology. With a keen focus on regional interests and world news, her reporting spans topics from Asia to North America, including geopolitics and current affairs. Joyu's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, LiveMint, Yahoo News, Magzter, and MSN.
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Joyu Wang's coverage predominantly focuses on Taiwanese and Chinese politics, particularly the Taiwan-China relations. Her articles consist of evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news related to diplomatic relations between Taiwan and China.
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By: Joyu Wang
Beijing has gotten creative in its continuing efforts to undermine the island’s international standing.
Joyu Wang TAIPEI—Beijing is sparing no effort as it applies its formidable diplomatic pressure to squeezing Taiwan on the global stage.
TAIPEI—Taiwan is opening up about long-concealed U.S. military training while Americans note their cooperation with the island, sending a message
The ultimate goal: show China that attacking Taiwan isn’t worth the pain, even if U.S. forces don’t come to Taiwan’s aid.
TAIPEI—Taiwan kicked off 10 days of military and civil defense exercises on Wednesday, advancing its strategy for deterring a Chinese invasion.
Taiwan plans to slow mobile-internet speeds next week in an exercise designed to encourage the public to figure out alternative ways to communicate during an attack.
TAIPEI—Taiwan's government pushed urgent alerts to millions of cellphones this week to warn people their high-speed 5G service would be disrupted.
Five Taiwanese discuss their future under the shadow of Beijing.
By: Joyu Wang
Antiship missiles and naval drills intensify Taipei’s effort to improve defense and deter Beijing.
KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan—Taiwan is giving its coast guard an expanded role in national security as part of a defense strategy that is focused on keeping
