Taipei 101 Chair Chia Yung-chieh (賈永婕) said Wednesday that preparations for the Toy Story projections took a year to complete. After assuming the position of chair, she instructed her team to pursue a ...
Taipei knife attack: Suspect had no income and relied on financial support from his mother, police say
From a NT$450,000 (US$14,325) lump sum to quarterly transfers, the findings shed light on how Chang Wen, 27, sustained himself and funded months of preparation before the assault.
Taiwan to Revamp Insurers’ Rules to Ease Currency Hedging Burden
Taiwan is set to overhaul accounting rules to help life insurers ease the impact of foreign-exchange valuations on their financial statements, allowing the industry to scale back expensive hedging ...
IPO activity next year expected to remain strong: EY
Taiwan’s initial public offerings (IPO) activity is expected to remain strong next year following a stellar showing this year, as artificial intelligence (AI) and the technology supply chain continue ...
InnoPad Taipei to debut in 2026 as Taipei’s flagship hub for global startups
The Taipei City Government is rolling out a new phase of its innovation strategy. To advance the "Three Arrows for Startups" policy and strengthen the city's competitiveness within the global ...
Financial hub goals ahead of schedule: FSC
Taiwan’s bid to become a leading Asian asset-management hub is gathering momentum, with assets under management climbing more than NT$4 trillion (US$127 billion), reaching a key two-year milestone ...
AI Basic Act lays groundwork for Taiwan’s governance of new technology
Taiwan's newly passed Artificial Intelligence Basic Act sets principles for AI development and names the National Science and Technology Council as the competent authority. The act places safeguards ...
Taiwan November export orders log fastest growth in nearly 5 years on robust AI demand
Taiwan's export orders in November grew at their fastest pace in nearly five years, riding the wave of ongoing demand for AI technology heading into the year-end holidays. Export orders rose 39.5% ...
Taiwan needs to flood the battlefield with cheap, mobile, and survivable weapons to counter China, former senior military officer says
In a war with China, Taiwan could have an asymmetric advantage with a high volume of cheap and survivable weapons, a retired admiral said.
Asia’s economies ranked after Taiwan overtakes South Korea
This means Taiwan has pulled ahead of South Korea ($35,960) for the first time in 23 years. Taiwan’s per capita GDP also remains above Japan’s ($34,720), after passing Asia’s second‑largest economy on ...
What’s in the U.S. weapons package for Taiwan and why China is angry
The Trump administration has approved the largest single package of weapons sales to Taiwan in U.S. history. Many of the systems mirror those the United States has supplied to Ukraine. The move is ...
Taipei knife attack: Pride and heartbreak as mother mourns son who died trying to stop assailant
Yu Chia-chang, 57, was killed confronting the attacker during Taipei’s deadly knife attack on Dec 19. His mother has since spoken publicly as Taiwan moves to honour his heroism.
China replaces commanders overseeing Beijing, Taiwan operations
Chinese President Xi Jinping installed new military leadership for its central and eastern regions amid an unprecedented purge of the top defense echelons.
‘Extremely cunning’ suspect in deadly Taiwan knife attack planned it for over a year
Police say the suspect in a deadly knife and grenade attack that left three dead and 11 wounded in Taiwan’s capital had been meticulously planning the assault for more than a year ...
Taiwan’s drone push needs its powerhouse industries, former US commerce official says
Taiwan has big plans for making more drones, but there are industry and economic hurdles to overcome, including getting more big businesses involved.
Taiwan Tightens Security After Deadly Attacks Shock the Island
Taiwan stepped up security at transport hubs across the island after knife attacks in the capital killed three people and injured several others — a rare violent spree that shocked the democracy of 23 million people.