Kelvin Chen is a reporter and editor for Taiwan News, covering a wide range of topics including politics, foreign relations, and military affairs. With a keen interest in international affairs, Kelvin provides in-depth analysis and reporting on Taiwan's diplomatic relations, defense capabilities, and regional developments.
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By: Kelvin Chen
Wendell Lee says Mobile Digital Communication Systems are suitable solution
Idaho Governor Brad Little in Taiwan to deepen trade ties
Special day acknowledges Coast Guard's contributions to national security
Thailand Trade and Economic Office clarifies visa rules for visiting Taiwanese
The Lienchiang will be deployed to outlying island of Penghu
Han Kuo-yu meets with Paraguay Senate President Basilio Gustavo Nunez Gimenez
MPs reject China's misinterpretation of UN Resolution 2758 TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Canada's House of Commons unanimously passed a motion backing Taiwan on Wednesday (Nov. 6).
By: Kelvin Chen
Former Representative to the US Stanley Kao expects 'smooth start' to bilateral ties
US government issued letter encouraging states to deepen trade with Taiwan
By: Kelvin Chen
Surangel Whipps Jr to maintain close ties with Taiwan TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The Presidential Office congratulated incumbent Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr. for winning a second term on Thursday (Nov. 7).
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