Taiwan Court Orders Legal Change to Allow Gay Marriage

Taiwan’s constitutional court ruled that the island’s laws must be changed to allow gay marriage, which would make it the first place in Asia to guarantee the right. The Justices of the Constitutional Court said in a ruling issued Wednesday that a ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan court to rule on landmark same-sex marriage case

Judges in Taiwan are due to decide whether it will become the first place in Asia to recognise same-sex marriage. The top court will rule on a constitutional challenge to current laws, which say that marriage is between a man and a woman. If they are ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan court to rule in in landmark same-sex marriage case

These are external links and will open in a new window Judges in Taiwan are due to decide whether it will become the first place in Asia to recognise same-sex marriage. The top court will rule on a constitutional challenge to current laws, which say that ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan Court Weighs Becoming First in Asia to Allow Gay Marriage

Taiwan’s constitutional court could decide as soon as Wednesday whether to become the first place in Asia to allow gay marriage, even as legislative efforts to change the law struggle to overcome weak public support. The Justices of the Constitutional ... ( read original story ...)

Game over? Taiwan's struggling Kuomintang

The Kuomintang party dominated Taiwan for decades with its wealth and an iron fist -- but now it is battling to keep a foothold in the island's shifting political landscape. Founded by Chinese revolutionary Sun Yat-sen and later led by nationalist Chiang ... ( read original story ...)

iPhone-maker Foxconn seeks 13 acre land at JNPT SEZ: Gadkari

road transport and highways minister said the details of the project are not immediately available. Foxconn Technology Group is one of the world’s largest electronic manufacturing contractors, headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan. It is the third ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan’s Failure to Face the Threat From China

TAIPEI, Taiwan — China’s aggression in the Asia-Pacific region has been met with little tangible response from the United States and other countries. China’s neighbors have acquiesced to Beijing’s claims to the airspace above the East China Sea and ... ( read original story ...)

Turnbull government backs Taiwan in WHO spat with China

Beijing: The Australian government is backing the right of Taiwan to attend a global health summit in Geneva next week, after China blocked Taiwan's invitation. Taiwan's annual participation in the World Health Assembly (WHA) has been its most ... ( read original story ...)

Taipei Univesity Library | LIAO Architect & Associates

National Taipei University Library is located in sanxia district, New Taipei City, embracing the local culture of sanxia ... What we tried to do in this project is opening up a library and making the pleasant reading experience. People visit here not ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan sees fewer tourists as Chinese stay away

The number of Chinese tourists to the island has dropped since Beijing-sceptic President Tsai Ing-wen took office last May, with speculation China is turning off the taps as a pressure tactic. Beijing -- which sees self-ruled Taiwan as still part of its ... ( read original story ...)

Rough Landing: Time to Close Taipei's Songshan Airport?

Given the downtown airport’s ownership structure and importance in serving Taiwan’s outlying islands, closing it would be problematic. Originally from Xindian, Alex Tsai is the manager of a bed and breakfast in the offshore island-county of Penghu and ... ( read original story ...)

Taipei deploys Perry-class frigates to monitor Taiwan Strait

An exclusive report putting perspective on the week's most important developments. May 15 (UPI) --Taiwan has deployed two retired Oliver Hazard Perry Class guided missile frigates as it militarizes an island in the South China Sea. The latest measure is ... ( read original story ...)