A project to install undersea cables along Taiwan’s east and south coasts, reducing resulting casualties through the faster detection of earthquakes and tsunami, has been completed, the Central ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Hopes New Submarines Could Stop a Chinese Assault
Even a small flotilla of Taiwanese subs" could penetrate the PLAN's defenses, as the hazardous conditions of the Taiwan Strait favor the concealment of the small submersible craft. Along with China's ... ( read original story ...)
Ørsted Sells 50% in Taiwan Offshore Wind Farm in $3.63B Deal
Danish offshore wind developer Ørsted has agreed to sell a 50 percent stake in its 605 MW Greater Changhua 1 offshore wind farm ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysian singer Fish Leong cried two nights in a row at Taipei concert
Malaysian singer Fish Leong broke into tears on stage two nights in a row. Leong, 42, held two concerts at the Taipei Arena on Saturday (Dec 26) and Sunday, returning to the venue for the first time ... ( read original story ...)
Ørsted brings in renowned investors, CDPQ and Cathay PE, for Greater Changhua 1 Offshore Wind Farm
Global institutional investor CDPQ and experienced local investor Cathay PE will co-invest 50% of the 605MW Greater Changhua 1 Offshore Wind Farm. ( read original story ...)
Caisse invests in wind power project in Taiwan as part of green push
The deal comes after a US$1-billion investment the pension fund made earlier this month in Invenergy Renewables LLC, the largest private developer and owner of wind and solar projects in North America ... ( read original story ...)
Fish Leong cries two nights in a row at Taipei concert
Malaysian singer Fish Leong broke into tears on stage two nights in a row. Leong, 42, held two concerts at the Taipei Arena last Saturday and Sunday, returning to the venue for the first time in five ... ( read original story ...)
China court hears case of activists alleged to have fled Hong Kong for Taiwan amid protests
A Chinese court on Monday heard the case of 10 Hong Kong activists alleged to have fled the territory for Taiwan amid anti-China protests and held in a Chinese prison for four months as their ... ( read original story ...)
Second Taiwan-born giant panda cub makes media debut
Around 150 journalists watched as Yuan Bao clambered over climbing frame and played with sawdust ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan third-best investment location, BERI report says
Taiwan was ranked as the third-best investment destination, alongside South Korea, in the lastest report by the US-based Business Environment Risk Intelligence SA (BERI), the Ministry of Economic ... ( read original story ...)
Unfortunately Not You, Break Up Happily – Singer Fish Leong cries two nights in a row at Taipei concert
It was the first time they were on the same stage in 14 years and they sang When I Love You, the theme song from the romantic film This Is Not What I Expected (2017), which starred Takeshi Kaneshiro ... ( read original story ...)
China Says U.S. Should Stop Using Taiwan to Meddle in Its Affairs
The United States should stop using Taiwan to meddle in China's domestic affairs, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said on Monday, after U.S. President Donald Trump signed into law the Taiwan Assurance ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. bolsters support for Taiwan and Tibet, angering China
China expressed anger on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump signed into law measures to further bolster support for Taiwan and Tibet, which had been included in a $2.3 trillion pandemic aid and ... ( read original story ...)
Trump signs Taiwan act into law, angering rival China
US President Donald Trump on Sunday signed the Taiwan Assurance Act into law, which was part of the wider $1.4 trillion federal government spending bill for the fiscal year of 2021. After days of ... ( read original story ...)
EDF’s curious departure from Taiwan
French utilities giant EDF this year decided to close its offices in Taiwan, a democratically self-governed archipelago which China vigorously lays claim to as a province of its own. Curiously, the ... ( read original story ...)
TRA announces NT$8bn upgrade to power facilities
The Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) is next year to start changing some of its antiquated power facilities, with the cost of the four-year project expected to top NT$8 billion (US$280.30 million) ... ( read original story ...)