Via Surgical was chosen by Catcher as part of a scouting process conducted with the Israel Economic and Trade Mission in Taipei. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan hits back at mainland Chinese firms fishing for its chip makers
As Beijing steps up its efforts to become self-reliant in manufacturing computer chips, Taiwan is fighting an uphill battle to stop its engineers from being lured to the mainland and stamp out illegal ... ( read original story ...)
The Latest: UNLV now plans in-person spring graduation
LAS VEGAS — The University of Nevada, Las Vegas is changing course and now plans in-person spring graduation ceremonies in May as the coronavirus outbreak slows. ( read original story ...)
Taipei, New Taipei residents jump into Palau travel bubble
Residents of Taipei and New Taipei City aged 25 to 44 are most likely to join group tours to Palau, which has requested a “travel bubble” with Taiwan, a survey by online travel platform KKday showed ... ( read original story ...)
Air Liquide celebrates hydrogen milestone in Taiwan
Air Liquide has completed the first phase of construction on its 25MW hydrogen electrolyser plants located in the Science Parks of Tainan and Hsinchu, Taiwan. ( read original story ...)
The Latest: UK: Half adults received 1 dose of virus vaccine
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson gestures after receiving the first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine administered by nurse and Clinical Pod Lead, Lily Harrington at St.Thomas' Hospital in London, ... ( read original story ...)
The Latest: Italy to pick up pace of vaccines for elderly
Promises to vaccinate all Italians over 80 by the end of March have fallen woefully short, amid well-documented interruptions of vaccine supplies and organizational shortfalls. ( read original story ...)
The Latest: Fans from abroad barred from Tokyo Olympics
TOKYO — Spectators from abroad will be barred from the Tokyo Olympics this summer. The decision was announced after a meeting of the International Olympic Committee, the Japanese government, the Tokyo ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan: Dozens change name to ‘salmon’ to get sushi deal
Dozens of people in Taiwan have changed their names to "salmon" to take advantage of a restaurant's sushi promotion deal. Officials have issued a plea asking people to stop visiting government offices ... ( read original story ...)
Dozens in Taiwan Change Their Name to ‘Salmon’ to Get Free Sushi
Dozens of people in Taiwan changed their names to “salmon” in order to take advantage of a promotion being offered by a popular sushi chain. According to Taipei Times, Japanese chain Akindo had ... ( read original story ...)
China and Taiwan face off in pineapple war
The move infuriated Taiwan’s leaders, who said the move had nothing to do with bugs, and was instead an example of China ramping up political pressure on the island, which Beijing considers a province ... ( read original story ...)
Prayers and planes: Taiwan plan to battle drought
The worst drought to hit Taiwan in decades has become so desperate that it's using its air force to try and create artificial rain clouds, and praying to a sea goddess, to try and stop it. Some 3,000 ... ( read original story ...)
‘Salmon chaos’ in Taiwan as people change their names to get free sushi
The Taiwanese government urged people to stop changing their names to include the word "salmon" since it was wasting officials' time. ( read original story ...)
Domestic Consumers, Overseas Supporters Grab up Taiwanese Pineapples After China Import Ban
Consumers in Taiwan and sympathizers overseas have gone on a pineapple buying spree this month to support local growers who were stung by a sudden ban on imports by the island’s political rival China ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan says China bolstering ability to attack, blockade island
TAIPEI (Reuters) - China is bolstering its ability to attack and blockade Taiwan, deploying long-range missiles to prevent foreign forces helping in the event of war and using psychological warfare to ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to start COVID shots next week with AstraZeneca vaccine
Taiwan will begin its COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday, Health Minister Chen Shih-chung said on Friday, using AstraZeneca Plc shots that were approved for use this week by the government. ... ( read original story ...)