Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te has arrived home from the tiny African kingdom of Eswatini after three China-friendly Indian Ocean countries denied him permission to fly through their airspace.
Radware Partners with Chief Telecom to Launch “Godshield Pro” DDoS Protection Service in Taiwan
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Taiwan trade finance relief cuts NT$3.6 billion in interest
Taiwan’s trade finance interest relief program has cut NT$3.6 billion (US$113.88 million) in borrowing costs, benefiting 4,789 firms as exporters grapple with global uncertainty, Export-Import Bank of ...
Taiwan leader says island has ‘right to engage with the world’
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te said Tuesday the democratic island has the "right to engage with the world", after he returned from a trip to Africa that Taipei has accused Beijing
Taiwan won’t give in to pressure, president says of Africa trip China tried to stop
By Fabian Hamacher and Ann Wang TAOYUAN, Taiwan, May 5 (Reuters) - President Lai Ching-te arrived home on Tuesday from Eswatini saying Taiwan would not give in to pressure, having taken a circuitous ...
Taiwan won’t give in to pressure, president says on return from Eswatini
TAOYUAN: President Lai Ching-te arrived home on Tuesday (May 5) from Eswatini, saying Taiwan would not give in to pressure, having taken a circuitous route over the southern part of the I ...
Why the AI boom still runs through Taiwan — and why that won’t change
As trade tensions simmer and geopolitical flashpoints multiply, Taiwan's technology sector is holding firm. Anchored by surging AI infrastructure demand and a pivotal shift in how its chips reach the ...
Minister urges Taipei to share information on rats
Minister of Environment Peng Chi-ming yesterday urged the Taipei City Government to disclose locations of rat poison placement to prevent pets from ingesting it. The city government has deployed lots ...
Taiwan president returning home after surprise Eswatini trip
TAIPEI, May 5 (Reuters) - Taiwan President Lai Ching-te will speak at the airport later on Tuesday on his return from Eswatini, his office said, having made a surprise trip there after his government ...
DPP and KMT clash over Taipei’s rodent problem
Taipei’s rodent issue has sparked a partisan clash as the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) accused the city government of being slow in its response to the problem, while the Chinese Nationalist ...
Taiwan Semi Just Dumped Its Stake in ARM Stock. Why Investors Don’t Seem to Care.
Taiwan Semiconductor sold its Arm Holdings stake, yet ARM stock has held firm as Wall Street keeps betting on AI, data centers, and fresh chip ambitions.
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Taipei blends buzzing night markets, rich cultural landmarks, and stunning natural escapes into one unforgettable travel experience. From iconic sights like Taipei 101 to hidden teahouses and mountain ...
Taiwan’s Lai heads home after defying China to visit Africa
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te defied Beijing’s efforts to thwart his diplomatic outreach with a surprise visit to its sole African partner over the weekend. The way back may not be any easier.
China calls Taiwan president ‘a rat’ for evading flight ban
China has called Taiwan’s president a “rat” after he evaded Beijing’s attempts to thwart a visit to Africa. Lai Ching-te, the president of Taiwan, made a surprise appearance in Eswatini over the weekend,
Taiwan’s Climate Adaptation Leadership in the Caribbean: Technology, Capacity, and Strategic Cooperation
CSIS Americas Deputy Director and Senior Fellow Christopher Hernandez-Roy, Joseph Ruelas, and Isabel Teran explore Taiwan’s development and climate adaption efforts in the Caribbean.
Seoul, Taipei hit records on tech rally
Seoul and Taipei hit record highs Monday as Asian traders joined the rally in tech shares, while oil prices rose as US warships entered the crucial Strait of Hormuz.