Thousands flocked to downtown Auckland at midnight to watch the annual New Year's fireworks display, a stark contrast to scenes across the ditch where COVID-19 remains a concern. As the clock hit 12, ... ( read original story ...)
See the Most Stunning New Year’s Eve Celebrations from Cities Around the World
Taiwan — which has the spread of coronavirus under control — is open for business as revelers come together in Taipei in the late hours of Dec. 31. New Year's Eve fireworks erupt over the Chao ... ( read original story ...)
China warns US not to ‘stir up trouble’ as Navy crosses Taiwan Strait
Two Navy ships crossed the Strait of Taiwan on Thursday, prompting China to warn the US not to “stir up trouble” in the contentious region. The pair of guided-missile destroyers, the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan New Year
Fireworks detonate from the Taipei 101 building during the New Year's celebrations in Taipei, Taiwan, Friday, Jan. 1, 2021. (AP Photo/) ... ( read original story ...)
China jails 29 Taiwanese deported from Spain for fraud; MAC seeks more details
A Beijing court yesterday sentenced 29 people from Taiwan who had been deported from Spain to up to 14 years in prison for telecom fraud, part of a series of deportations decried by Taiwan as an abuse ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Toppan beefs up ID security with Taiwan developer purchase
Japan's Toppan Printing has acquired software company iDGate, looking to use the Taiwanese target's online identity verification technology to enhance security for its own ID cards. Established in ... ( read original story ...)
29 Taiwanese jailed in mainland China for telecoms fraud
Thursday for telecoms fraud, state media said, part of a series of deportations decried by Taiwan as an abuse of human rights. In recent years, hundreds of Taiwanese suspected of telecom fraud have ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan tightens noose on Chinese investments over security concerns: Report
Based on new regulations that came into effect from Wednesday, Chinese military-owned companies and Chinese Communist Party-owned companies were banned from investing in Taiwan. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan tightens control over Chinese investments due to security concerns: Report
Based on new regulations that came into effect from Wednesday, Chinese military-owned companies and Chinese Communist Party-owned companies were banned from investing in Taiwan. ( read original story ...)
British illustrator shows deep connection to Taiwan in original ‘Taipei Map’
TAIPEI (The China Post) — A hand-drawn map of Taipei has recently caused quite a stir on social media. The map is exceptionally detailed, including iconic landmarks, such as Taipei 101, various metro ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s economy boosted by status as coronavirus haven
Since returning from a meeting in Hong Kong in January, Mr Hong has stayed put — Taiwan’s successful efforts to limit the spread of coronavirus has made his home country one of the safest places on ... ( read original story ...)
China jails 29 Taiwanese deported from Spain for fraud
A Beijing court sentenced 29 people from Taiwan who had been deported from Spain to up to 14 years in jail on Thursday for telecoms fraud, part of a series of deportations decried by Taiwan as an ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan display driver IC firms remain upbeat about 2021
Taiwan-based display driver IC (DDI) suppliers who have raised quotes by 10-15% to reflect tight supply and rising costs remain upbeat about 2021, as market conditions will still be favorable to the ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. warships travel Taiwan Strait; China warns against show of force
For the second time this month, U.S. warships on Thursday sailed through the sensitive Taiwan Strait, prompting China to denounce the "provocative actions." ... ( read original story ...)
China jails 29 Taiwanese deported from Spain for telecom fraud
Court ruled suspects had defrauded people living in China by calling and claiming to be Chinese law enforcement officials ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan tightens noose on Chinese investments over security concerns
Following the steps of the US and Japan, the Taiwanese Economic Affairs Ministry on Wednesday tightened control over Chinese investments due to national security concerns, reported Taipei Times. Based ... ( read original story ...)