After the celebrity Taiwanese-American singer announced he was divorcing his wife, she publicly accused him of infidelity and other indiscretions. ( read original story ...)
TAIWAN ACCUSED
Honiara TAIWAN allegedly sponsored the three days of destructive rioting, looting and burning in Honiara last November, it was claimed yesterday. Three people died in the burning that followed looting ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore imposes curbs to cool housing market
Singapore has introduced residential property curbs for the first time since 2018 to cool a surge in home prices over the past year. The steps include raising additional stamp duties for second-home ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Set to Hold Rates With Hike on Horizon: Decision Guide
For now though, policy makers in Taipei are set to keep borrowing costs unchanged at a record-low 1.125% for a seventh-straight quarter Thursday, according to a Bloomberg survey of economists. A ... ( read original story ...)
China warned Taiwan invasion ‘could be suicidal’ for rising superpower
"We must urge them not to pursue territorial expansion and restrain from provoking, often bullying, their neighbours because it would harm their own interests." Taiwan and mainland China have been ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan – Judicial Interpretation No.810 (Indigenous Peoples Employment Payment In Government Procurement) Proclaims Unconstitutional Article 24.
It also disregards the “procurement amount,” which may result in situations where the reimbursement amount exceeds the procured amount, causing the tenderer to reimburse with property outside of the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan – Summary Of No.804 Interpretation: Rules Regarding “Reproduction” And “CD Reproduction” Under The Copyright Act Are Constitutional.
Firstly, the justice held that the imposition of criminal liability on offenders of illegal “reproduction” does not violate the Legal Certainty Principle. The meaning of reproduction under the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan lab leak scientist was bitten by a MOUSE before catching Covid & ‘infecting dozens’ in ‘chilling echo of Wuhan’
A LAB worker in Taiwan who is feared to have infected dozens with Covid was bitten by a mouse before testing positive. Yesterday, officials said the female researcher, aged in her 20s, may have ... ( read original story ...)
Property firm Kaisa suspends trading
Chinese property firm Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd (佳兆業集團) yesterday suspended share trading in Hong Kong as questions swirl over its ability to make repayments and contagion spreads within the nation’s ... ( read original story ...)
Fitch Ratings 2022 Outlook: Greater China Sovereigns
Fitch Ratings expects sovereign credit profiles across greater China to remain stable in 2022, as the region’s strong financial buffers offset rising growth pr ... ( read original story ...)
Vingroup goes green with $400m loan
Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup Joint Stock Co and its automobile subsidiary VinFast have launched a $400m green loan into general syndication. Credit Suisse, Cathay United Bank, Maybank, HSBC and ... ( read original story ...)
Murder suspect who fled Taiwan for Fujian to be sent back
A murder suspect who fled to the Chinese mainland after allegedly gunning down a man in Taiwan will be sent back to the island after finishing quarantine at a mainland hotel, a mainland spokesman said ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan shooter to be repatriated: mainland spokesperson
A male suspect of a shooting in Taiwan will be repatriated after his COVID-19 quarantine ends in Xiamen a city facing Taiwan across ... ( read original story ...)
KODA Joins the Chinatown-International District
DA LI has now completed building KODA Condominium Flats at Fifth and South Main. A growing trend has been residents choosing transit-oriented and walkable urban areas, instead of car-centric suburban ... ( read original story ...)
Kaisa fails to get bondholders’ nod to extend maturity
Chinese property developer Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd (佳兆業集團) yesterday said it failed to secure the minimum 95 percent approval it needed from offshore bondholders to extend the maturity of a US$400 ... ( read original story ...)
China ‘blocking Lithuanian exports’
China has imposed a customs block on Lithuanian exports, a Lithuanian trade body says, amid a deepening spat between officials in Beijing and Vilnius about the Baltic state's decision to allow Taiwan ... ( read original story ...)