Taiwan’s voters in January will have the chance to reset the island’s fraught relationship with China, and cool down one of the world’s key geopolitical flashpoints.
Taiwan’s plan to hire Indian workers sees racist backlash on social media: Why Taipei has blamed China for this
The Indian and Taiwanese governments are expected to sign an employment mobility agreement by December this year. Here's what the agreement is about, and the reaction it has generated.
Saratoga High School seniors create Green Bike with peers in Taiwan
Saratoga High School seniors who collaborated with their peers in Taiwan on a pedal-powered project presented their green bike recently at a forum in New Taipei City.
Can Taiwan Continue to Fight Off Chinese Disinformation?
Ahead of a presidential election in January, Taiwanese fact checkers and watchdogs say they are ready for Beijing. But they are still worried.
Taiwan Opposition Alliance Collapses, Terry Gou Quits Race
Taiwan’s main opposition parties launched rival bids for the presidency after the dramatic implosion of a potential alliance that aimed to unseat the ruling party and install a China-friendly government.
Taipei Awakes to First Smog of the Winter – TaiwanPlus News
Taipei saw its first smoggy day of the winter on Friday, with local reports saying the pollution was blown in China. TaiwanPlus spoke to Yu Jhih-yuan from the Environment Ministry’s ...
Taiwan’s presidential election will be a three-way race after all
T he question of who will be Taiwan’s presidential candidates for the election due in January has finally been settled. After a breakdown in last-ditch negotiations between the island’s main opposition leaders to form a joint ticket,
Earthquake of magnitude 5.4 rattles Taiwan, shook buildings in Taipei
A magnitude 5.4 earthquake struck off Taiwan's east coast on Sunday, the island's weather bureau said, briefly shaking buildings in the capital Taipei but with no reports of damage. The epicentre of the earthquake was in the sea off Taiwan's Hualien county,
Taiwan’s Golden Horse film awards sees return of Chinese stars
Actress Hu Ling on Saturday became the first Chinese film star to walk the red carpet of Taiwan's Golden Horse Awards since 2019, when China boycotted the self-ruled island's biggest awards show over political tensions.
Taiwan presidential front runner Lai won’t win election ‘lying down’: Analysts
Opposition rivals KMT and TPP can still make a tactical play in the lead-up to the Jan 13 presidential election. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Taiwan IC suppliers to invest US$210 billion over 5 years: NDC head
Taipei, Nov. 25 (CNA) Taiwan's semiconductor suppliers are expected to invest US$210 billion over the next five years to cement the country's lead over its peers in the global IC market, according to
Taiwan Drifts Towards Cultural Power as Golden Horse Film Awards Cap Month of Industry Activity
The Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival drifted to a conclusion in midweek, with project awards presented ... has parallels with Hou Hsiao-hsien’s “City of Sadness” (one of the first films to probe ...
The Taiwan party toughest on China has a strong lead as election nears
The China-skeptical Democratic Progressive Party is leading in the polls ahead of January’s presidential election, igniting fears about Chinese military aggression.
China Isn’t Backing Off Taiwan
President Xi Jinping is using military pressure and propaganda to influence the island’s presidential election in January.
India Taipei Association celebrates Diwali in Taiwan
The India Taipei Association celebrated the Diwali festival at the Taipei Guest House in Taiwan with the Indian and Taiwanese communities.
An Alliance of Taiwan’s Opposition Parties Collapsed. Here’s Why It Matters
A hastily assembled press briefing at Taipei’s Grand Hyatt Hotel descended into chaos on Thursday evening, as some of Taiwan’s most recognizable political figures bickered in front of reporters and ...