Taiwan has begun mass production of a long-range missile and is developing three other models, a senior official said on Thursday, in a rare admission of efforts to develop strike capacity amid ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese threat to Taiwan ‘closer to us than most think,’ top US admiral says
Hong Kong (CNN)China is quickly amassing weapons and systems to militarily overwhelm Taiwan, an action it could be poised to take within the next six years, the admiral chosen to be the next commander ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Bourse Poised To Extend Losing Streak
The Taiwan stock market has finished lower in two straight sessions, sliding more than 150 points or 0.9 percent along the way. The ... ( read original story ...)
As US puts heat on China, Japan under pressure to side with Taiwan
For decades, Japan's security relationship with Taiwan has been left deliberately vague. But in the wake of the recent visit to Tokyo of the US secretary of state and the secretary of defence, during ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese threat to Taiwan ‘closer than most of us think,’ top US admiral says
China is quickly amassing weapons and systems to militarily overwhelm Taiwan, an action it could be poised to take within the next six years, the admiral chosen to be the next commander of US forces ... ( read original story ...)
Where is the World’s First Zero Carbon Beauty Company?
When zero carbon is the answer – the only solution to climate change. Where is the World’s First Zero Carbon Beauty Company? ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s small Jewish community is gearing up for a big Passover party — no masks required
The fact that life has gone on with little interruption in Taiwan has proven to be a boost for the Taiwan Jewish Community. ( read original story ...)
Last payphone at Yushan park avoids the scrap pile
Yushan National Park on Tuesday said a plan to remove the park’s last surviving payphone has been scrapped after park officials persuaded Chunghwa Telecom to keep the machine. The telecom had ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan, India discuss AI technology cooperation
Academics and officials from Taiwan and India yesterday held an online meeting to promote a “smart pandemic prevention system” to advance bilateral cooperation in the development of artificial ... ( read original story ...)
Paraguay Says Chinese Vaccine Offers Tied to Dumping Taiwan
Like many nations, Paraguay faces an uphill battle to procure coronavirus vaccines. But its quest is being complicated by fraught relations between China on one side, and Taiwan and the U.S. on the ... ( read original story ...)
Positive Phase III Clinical Results for EirGenix’s Proposed Trastuzumab Biosimilar
In a press conference today, EirGenix, Inc. (6589.TT) announced that the Phase III clinical trial (Trial No.: EGC002, NCT03433313) of its breast cancer biosimilar, EG12014 (proposed trastuzumab ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Semiconductor slips as Intel announces plans to spend $20 billion on new chip factories
Intel announced plans to enter the foundry business with two new chip plants worth $20 billion in the state of Arizona on Tuesday. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan announces scholars program for Europe
It’s not too late to join! According the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the program (link in Chinese) will take the form of a subsidy for domestic universities to encourage academic cooperation with ... ( read original story ...)
Market mania has fed a SPAC boom. Here’s who is at risk
Exactly one year ago, with the world in the grip of a deadly pandemic, Wall Street put its Covid-19 fears aside. That jumpstarted a wave of market euphoria that has since fed a boom in unusual ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to ration water for 1 million households, tech hub unaffected
Taiwan will from next month ration water for more than one million households in the centre of the island because of a drought but the technology hub of Hsinchu will not be affected, Economy Minister ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan begged for help with auto chip shortage
The Korean government is enlisting Taiwan's help to ensure a stable supply of automobile semiconductors, fearing a shortage's effects on the local vehicle industry. Hyundai and Kia have not had to ... ( read original story ...)