Tasked to operate two light rail and one metro line with one more metro and light rail under construction, New Taipei Metro Corp President Kuo-Chi Wu explains to Benjámin Zelki why he sees the key for ...
Taiwan seeks irreplaceable role in global chip supply chain amid AI boom
Taiwan's semiconductor industry has emerged as a strategic global resource amid geopolitical tensions and artificial intelligence growth, but the island must redefine its positioning to maintain ...
Electric bus charging facility opens in Taipei
An electric bus charging facility at Taipei Metro’s Beitou Depot officially opened yesterday with 22 charging bays to serve the city’s 886 electric buses. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an (蔣萬安) told a ...
Religious Freedom: In “Tolerant” Taiwan, Muslim Migrants Are Forced To Eat Pork
Despite a migrant population of 700,000 — including 250,000 Vietnamese, who are largely Buddhists, followed by 240,000 Indonesians, who are predominantly Muslims, and 149,000 Filipinos, who are mostly ...
Taiwan banking Giant, Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank, secures approval to open branch in India
Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank, the banking arm of Fubon Financial Holding Co., has received approval from Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) to set up a branch in Gujarat International ...
You Won’t Believe Why Taipei Fubon Just Ditched Mumbai for GIFT City Gold
Taiwan’s Fubon Bank shifts from Mumbai to GIFT City, eyeing tax perks and India’s booming financial hub in a major expansion move.
PLA landing ship spotted off northern Taiwan ahead of island’s biggest military drill
In rare move, Type 072A vessel appears off coast of Keelung, sailing close enough to ‘threaten critical infrastructure’, navy officer says.
Gilas Women dominated by Chinese Taipei in Jones Cup opener
The Gilas Pilipinas women’s basketball squad was handed a rude welcome in their 2025 William Jones Cup opener.
Taiwan spy agency warns against Chinese mobile apps including RedNote, TikTok
China-made apps present cybersecurity risks far beyond the reasonable expectations for data-collection requirements taken by ordinary apps,’ says National Security Bureau - Anadolu Ajansı ...
Taiwan Sets Up Task Force to Help Companies Manage Currency Risk
Taiwan has formed a task force to help exporters and small- and medium-sized enterprises mitigate the impact of the local dollar’s sharp appreciation, reflecting growing concern about a surging ...
Taiwan is creating an offshore wind industry to fuel its semiconductor factories
As powerful monsoon winds buffeted the Taiwan Strait, British captain Richard Boghurst braced himself for a demanding shift laying undersea power cables to carry wind energy to Taiwan’s semiconductor ...
‘Taiwan independence’ separatism is greatest disaster to island, says mainland spokesperson on Lai’s latest remarks on cross-Straits ties
In response to remarks on cross-Straits relations in Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te's fourth speech in the so-called "10 lectures on unity," Chen Binhua, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs ...
What budget infighting means for America’s F-47 and a conflict over Taiwan
Congress appears to be ‘pushing back’ against the Pentagon’s plans to prioritise the air force’s sixth-gen fighter jet over the navy’s.
China’s Silent Invasion? Experts Warn Beijing Is Plotting Taiwan Spy Operations Like Israel’s Secret War Inside Iran
A alarm has begun to ring in Taiwan. Not in sirens, but in whispers. The kind that come from intercepted texts, missing files and unfamiliar faces in trusted places. Security experts in Taipei are ...
Taipei Bangka Park Closure Creates Uncertainty for Homeless Residents
Taipei’s Bangka Park, a gathering place for many in the city’s homeless population, has been closed off for renovations. While the city is working to relocate residents to official shelters, many are ...
Taiwan to Simulate Chinese Invasion in Major Drill
TAIPEI (Reuters) -Taiwan will simulate a Chinese blockade and invasion of the democratic island in its annual military and civil defence drills next week, as President Lai Ching-te warned on Tuesday ...