In the death of former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe, Taiwan has lost a staunch supporter who time and again spoke of the importance of the self-ruled island to peace and stability in the ... ( read original story ...)
Study technology in Taiwan
To promote technology exchange between students in Taiwan and the region, the Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National. Taipei University of Technology ... ( read original story ...)
EDITORIAL: Taiwan cannot ignore ‘long COVID’
More than 3.95 million local COVID-19 cases have been reported this year. Among them 0.25 percent developed moderate symptoms, while 0.19 percent experienced severe symptoms, but the majority — 99.56 ... ( read original story ...)
Why China Can’t Afford to Attack Taiwan
I believe that a Chinese attack on Taiwan would be difficult at this time. First, consider the difficulty of starting a war amid political uncertainty. At the Chinese Communist Pa ... ( read original story ...)
China IPO applications jump, bucking global trend, as COVID curbs ease
A spike in listing applications from Chinese companies in June has nearly doubled China's IPO candidates to almost 1,000, the highest in at least three years, potentially making the country a bright ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Reaffirms Support For Caribbean NDC Finance Initiative
The Republic of China (Taiwan) has reaffirmed its support for the Caribbean Nationally Determined Contribution Finance Initiative (NDCFI). Taiwan's continued commitment to the Caribbean NDCFI came on ... ( read original story ...)
Speaker attends design exhibit for new legislature
A new site for the Legislative Yuan is still being sought, with a location that symbolizes sovereignty and Taiwanese identity being a priority, Legislative Speaker You Si-kun (游錫堃) said yesterday at ... ( read original story ...)
Use AI in Clean Transportation: Experience Sharing from Taiwan and the US
Reducing carbon emissions of urban transportation is pivotal to sustainable development as transportation is one of the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions, according to research from the ... ( read original story ...)
‘Buy now, pay later’ joins list of subprime losers
In every downmarket cycle, subprime rears its head. It might not take center stage, like it did in the 2007-2008 financial crisis, but it always surfaces. When times are good, finance companies are ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Kumagai wins order to build twin tower in Tiapei
Japanese construction company Kumagai Gumi announced on June 28 that its wholly owned subsidiary, Taiwan Kumagai, has received an ord ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan loses major advocate, defensive ally with assassination of Shinzo Abe
With the death of former Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe, Taiwan has lost a key supporter in its political and defensive standoff against the Chinese Communist Party. ( read original story ...)
REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: Abe’s death a great loss for Taiwan
The assassination of former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe — in whom Taipei found a trusted ally — is undoubtedly a great loss for the nation. Throughout his political career, Abe had done much to ... ( read original story ...)
Talks With China Constructive; Raised Taiwan Issue: US
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Saturday that rare talks with his Chinese counterpart in Indonesia were "constructive" but he voiced alarm over issues including Taiwan. ( read original story ...)
US urges UK to ‘step up’ efforts to defend Taiwan amid growing threat of Chinese invasion
The calls to help boost Taiwan's deterrence capabilities come as Congress moves to speed up US arms sales to the democratic island ... ( read original story ...)
China is more dependent on US and our technology than you think
China s rapid economic growth over the last few decades has been based on its joining of the global supply chain network, where the U S and its allies hold the technology high ground China s direct ... ( read original story ...)
Japanese police admit ‘problems’ with security for slain former prime minister Abe
Japanese police admitted there had been problems in the security for slain former prime minister Shinzo Abe as the country reeled in the wake of his assassination at a campaign stop. The police chief ... ( read original story ...)