Taiwan monitoring protests in Eswatini: ministry

Taiwan is monitoring the protests in Eswatini, its sole ally in Africa, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday, as the pro-democracy demonstrations turned violent. The last absolute monarchy ... ( read original story ...)

One dead after Thai factory explodes

A massive explosion at a Taiwanese firm’s chemical factory on the outskirts of Bangkok early yesterday killed at least one person, injured dozens more and damaged scores of homes, while prompting the ... ( read original story ...)

Red-hot housing defies China, virus

Home prices in Taiwan jumped the most in six years in the first quarter and might reach new highs by the end of the year, although analysts say a soft lockdown and new curbs might slow deals and gains ... ( read original story ...)

The Best New Bars And Restaurants In Taipei 2021

Earlier this year, its co-owner, Bannie Kang, was awarded the Mancino Bartenders’ Bartender Award by Asia’s 50 Best Bars, which is the only prize of the night voted on by bar staff themselves. Mu ... ( read original story ...)

Central bank pans Nomura’s bubble modeling doom

The central bank on Sunday issued a rare statement to dismiss claims by Japan’s Nomura Securities Co that six economies, including Taiwan’s, are vulnerable to financial crises over the next three ... ( read original story ...)

Majority of firms hopeful about property investment

Most Taiwanese companies remain positive about the property market and plan to raise their stakes in it in the coming 12 months, a survey released yesterday by Colliers International Taiwan (高力國際) ... ( read original story ...)