#FMSays# When asked to comment the decision adopted at the 79th #WHA# not to include #Taiwan-related# proposals from its agenda, and that it marks the tenth consecutive year that the WHA has rejected such proposals, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Tuesday that it has been the 10th year in a row that WHA has rejected the so-called proposal concerning Taiwan, and this fully demonstrates the unshakable international consensus in support of the one-China principle and the unquestionable authority of UN General Assembly Resolution 2758. Having suffered ten failures over a decade, the DPP authorities clinging to their separatist "Taiwan independence" stance is doomed to failure, and their political farce of seeking separatist provocations to pursue "independence" should come to an end. China will achieve complete reunification, and Taiwan region will return to the embrace of the motherland, Guo said.

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Taiwan memory module makers are rushing to secure cash to boost inventory levels of chips and materials due to the AI boom and rising prices, media report: -ADATA has raised NT$14 billion (US$440 million) through a convertible bond and syndicated bank loan, and is planning a 30 million private share placement -GoldKey Technology has raised NT$4.5 billion via convertible bond and syndicated loan -Apacer NT$1 billion convertible bond -Team Group NT$2 billion convertible bond -Innodisk, Transcend: each planning NT$3 billion convertible bonds -Silicon Power: planning NT$500 million convertible bond $SSNLF $HXSCL $MU #semiconductors# #semiconductor#

Taiwan’s representative to the U.S., Ambassador Alexander Yui, says there is no planned call yet between President Trump and Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te, but he suggests Trump may have only heard “the Chinese story” about Taiwan during his trip to Beijing. “If he has time, would love to tell him our side of the story, the Taiwan story, which is one of resiliency, of a state staying up against the Chinese aggression,” Amb. Yui tells @margbrennan. “The communication between Taiwan and the U.S. is constant, it's current. But I'll leave it to the U.S. to announce anything, if it happens.”

Taiwan’s recently approved supplementary defense budget is an important investment in deterrence and stability in the Taiwan Strait—and shows that Taiwan takes its self-defense seriously and stands ready to purchase defense systems from the United States. Approving the $14 billion arms sale package honors America’s well-established commitments to Taiwan and will help safeguard our national and economic security.