Four tribal warrior skulls have been returned to Taiwan by the University of Edinburgh nearly 150 years after their deaths. The Paiwan tribesmen were killed during a Japanese invasion of southern Taiwan. It is believed their skulls were taken as war trophies and came into the university's possession in 1907.
Next TSMC plant likely to be in Taiwan, according to DIGITIMES Research
The decision will likely be made within the next two years for the project to remain on ... UMC in Kaohsiung further support the city's appeal as a potential semiconductor manufacturing hub. Chen ...
China’s Xi Feels ‘Insecurity’ at Home, Won’t Attack Soon—Taiwan Official
China may not attack Taiwan in the immediate future because domestic troubles will keep Beijing busy at home, a leading Taiwanese official has said. "In the short term, I don't see any intention to use military force to seize Taiwan," said Wellington Koo ...
US and Canada irk China with joint Taiwan Strait passage
The US and Canada have angered China by sending their warships through the Taiwan Strait, a narrow waterway that separates the island from the mainland. This was the second joint transit by the two countries in two months,
As Taiwan’s Election Looms, KMT-TPP Unity Talks Stumble
With three candidates vying for the pan-Blue vote, Taiwan’s presidential election is shaping up to be contentious but ultimately not very competitive.
New MRT Line Proposed To Ease Traffic in Greater Taipei – TaiwanPlus News
Greater Taipei is looking to expand its MRT system to make commutes more convenient and ease traffic. The new line would run from the Xiulang Bridge Station in New Taipei to the Sun Yat-sen Memorial ...
When Xi and Biden talk at Apec, managing Taiwan will top the agenda
Washington and Beijing share an interest in maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, yet the Chinese president’s recent statements ‘don’t imply he’s content with the status quo’, an analyst says.
Taiwan to spend NT$300 billion on IC innovation in 10 years
Taiwan's cabinet has approved a plan that commits the government to investing NT$300 billion (US$9.28 billion) in domestic IC industry innovation over a 10-year period. It is scheduled to take effect ...
Taiwan Probes Foxconn Founder Terry Gou’s Presidential Poll Campaign Over Toilet Paper Bribes
Taiwanese authorities are currently investigating claims that Foxconn founder Terry Gou bribed people with toilet paper. The 73-year-old is current
Taiwan Creative Content Fest returns bigger than ever with a fresh focus on international projects
Having launched in 2020, this year Taiwan Creative Content Fest is expanding with the introduction of international projects.
American and Canadian Warships Sail Through Waters Between China and Taiwan
The joint freedom of navigation transit comes just days after a Chinese general said a war against Taiwan would be "just and legitimate." ...
Taiwan scrambles air force after Chinese warplanes cross median line
Taiwan scrambled its air force on Thursday after spotting 20 Chinese warplanes crossing the median line of the Taiwan Strait, the unofficial barrier between the two sides, Taiwan's defence ministry said,
Taiwan initiates new one-stop services for foreign technical talent
Taiwan is poised to activate one-stop services for foreign technical talent through the International Talent Taiwan Office (ITTO), a newly inaugurated agency under the National Development Council ...
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office donates $1,800 to Mañe’lu for Thanksgiving
The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office on Wednesday made a donation of $1,800 to Mañe'lu, a nonprofit organization that provides job readiness resources to educate and empower children and families
Taipei prosecutors investigating Gou signature campaign
Taipei prosecutors are investigating suspected bribes connected to Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (鴻海精密) founder Terry Gou’s (郭台銘) presidential campaign, as the billionaire gathers signatures to run in next year’s election.
Secretive power plant in Taiwan opens to public for the first time — as an art space
The atmospheric art installation shines a light on the history of Beigan, a small Taiwanese island on the frontline of tensions with mainland China.