If you've been paying any attention to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE: TSM), you may be salivating at its performance -- and wondering whether now is a good time to buy it. It's up 1,257% over the past decade as I write this, with an average annual gain of nearly 30% -- enough to turn a $10,000 investment into $135,729.

PHILIP H. GORDON is the Sydney Stein, Jr., Scholar at the Brookings Institution. He was National Security Adviser to Vice President Kamala Harris and is the author of Losing the Long Game: The False Promise of Regime Change in the Middle East.

William Lai is lurching toward formal independence, which could trigger a catastrophic U.S.-China war, writes Lyle Goldstein.

Former farming town Hsinchu has morphed into the Silicon Valley of Taiwan, home to TSMC, the world's most advanced chipmaker.

The best way to reverse this dynamic and achieve a substantial reduction in military activities around Taiwan is for both Washington and Beijing to show greater respect for each other’s core positions.

Facing China’s growing military and political pressure, Taiwan races to strengthen its defenses before it’s too late.

Congratulations are in order for Taiwan, which is celebrating its 113th birthday this week. This small and flourishing island democracy is a testament to human courage and innovation. Taiwan’s success is hard-earned. Consider the fact that Russia has ...

TAINAN, Taiwan — The technology behind the plastic injection mold machines that hum in a factory in this town in southern Taiwan were once used to make Buddhist temple decorations. A generation later, the company, Hwa Meei Optical, now makes recreational ...