Two years later, Chang did just that, becoming the first Taiwanese athlete to compete in the 1932 games in Los Angeles, officially listed in the Olympic records as Cho Seiken Although he didn’t make it past the preliminaries, it was vindication for him as the only Taiwanese on the 36-member team. He also competed in ...
Costco’s Iconic Rotisserie Chickens Come With A Little Something Extra In Taiwan
Rotisserie chickens are a Costco staple, and not just in the U.S. But if you're accustomed to American chickens, Taiwan's Costco offerings might surprise you.
3 Reasons to Buy Taiwan Semiconductor Stock Like There’s No Tomorrow
Taiwan Semiconductor is slated to have strong growth over the next five years and can be purchased at a fair price. Additionally, it pays a respectable dividend that is slated to grow as well. TSMC is about as no-brainer of a purchase as it gets, and I expect it to easily outperform the market moving ...
China’s Nuclear-Submarine Mishap Points to Challenge of Catching Up With U.S.
Building a potent nuclear submarine force would help China tighten control over its peripheral waters and improve its ability to seize Taiwan.
People across Taiwan Strait question Lai’s civil mobilization plan
TAIPEI/FUZHOU -- People across the Taiwan Strait have raised doubts about Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te's civil mobilization plan, criticizing his thinly-veiled intention of seeking "Taiwan independence" ...
Taiwan: The Liberal China at Risk
What is at stake in the Taiwan Strait is a peaceful Indo-Pacific and the continued existence of an alternative China: one that is democratic, law-abiding, liberal, and friendly.
Lawmakers from Kuomintang and Taiwan People’s Party show courage in walking out on DPP’s motion, which effectively denies ‘one China’
Lawmakers from Kuomintang and Taiwan People’s Party show courage in walking out on DPP’s motion, which effectively denies ‘one China’.
Taipei City Councilor Levels New Accusations at Ko Wen-je in Corruption Case – TaiwanPlus News
A Taipei City Council member says documents show former Mayor Ko Wen-je was directly involved in a corrupt deal.
New Taipei Dengue Outbreak Climbs to 14 Cases – TaiwanPlus News
Dengue fever cases in New Taipei have climbed to 14 as authorities work to control the spread of the mosquito-borne disease.
Taiwan says it looks forward to deepening ties with Japan under Ishiba
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te is looking forward to deepening ties with Japan's ruling party under Shigeru Ishiba's leadership, Lai's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) said on Friday.
Taiwan Promotes Industrial Advances at IMTS 2024
Taiwan has taken a step towards strengthening its presence in the global machinery market at IMTS 2024, with more than 60 Taiwanese companies participating in the event.
Historic Taipei Bridge Hidden From Public View for Decades – TaiwanPlus News
The remains of a historic national monument in Taipei, the Zhongshan Bridge, have been piled up next to a river for more than two decades amid debates about its past and future. The case raises ...
Taiwan detects 41 Chinese military aircraft, 6 vessels near territory
In response, Taiwan sent aircraft and naval ships and deployed coastal-based missile systems to monitor PLA activity
New Zealand naval vessel sails through Taiwan Strait for first time since 2017
Naval vessels from New Zealand and Australia sailed through the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday, according to a statement from New Zealand Defence Minister Judith Collins on Thursday.
Taipei Prosecutors Say They’ve Questioned 4 in Relation to Exploding Pagers – TaiwanPlus News
Prosecutors in Taiwan say they have questioned four people so far in a probe into pagers that exploded in Lebanon. A Taiwanese company was initially named as the maker of the devices.
Taiwan prosecutors say 4 questioned so far over exploding pagers linked to Hezbollah
Taiwan prosecutors said that they have so far questioned four people as witnesses in their investigation into a Taiwanese company linked to pagers that detonated last week in Lebanon.