Prosecutors have listed former Taipei mayor and Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) Chairman Ko Wen-je (柯文哲) as a suspect in a corruption probe relating to the Core Pacific City (京華城) shopping mall ...
‘Mysterious’ winged creature rediscovered in Taiwan after 87 years, study says. See it
The winged insect was Pachyrhabda citrinacma, a “mysterious” and “elusive” species native to Taiwan and first discovered in 1936, the study said. The initial account was “limited to seven brief sentences,” and the original specimens were lost soon afterward, preventing researchers from being able to study the species further or identify it again.
Dem senator leads bipartisan effort to strengthen Taiwan supply chain amid China threat
Sen. Jacky Rosen led a bipartisan group of senators to introduce a bill that would evaluate Taiwan's resilience and strengthen the island's supply chain security.
Taiwan Approves $878 Million For Relief After 7.8 Magnitude Earthquake
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan last month. It was the most serious quake in its history. So,Taiwan's government has approved around 878$ million in order fix the massive landslides which blocke ...
Taipei Fashion Week in flux: How Taiwan is navigating its ambition of global recognition
While international fashion month may have long wrapped up, in Taiwan last week things were just kicking off as the country prepared to host its ...
Taiwan reports second Chinese ‘combat patrol’ in a week
Taiwan's defence ministry on Thursday said that China had carried out a "joint combat readiness patrol" near the island for the second time in a week. Over the past four years, China's military has significantly ramped up its activities around democratically-governed Taiwan.
Taiwan approves $878 million for quake relief
Taiwan's government on Thursday approved around $878 million for earthquake relief after a massive quake last month killed at least 17 people and damaged buildings and infrastructure. The cabinet ...
Taipei High-School Band To Perform at Presidential Inauguration – TaiwanPlus News
Taipei's Jian Guo High School marching band is finalizing their first ever performance for the inauguration of the incoming president, Lai Ching-te, on May 20.
Taiwan says may be hard to attend WHO assembly, Blinken offers support
It will be hard for Taiwan to attend this year's World Health Organization annual assembly, and it hopes more countries will support its presence, the island's foreign minister said on Thursday after the United States pressed for an invite.
4 Dead After Dining At M’sian Kopitiam Chain In Taiwan Due To Bongkrek Acid Poisoning
The most recent victim had eaten kuey teow at the restaurant chain in mid-March. Follow us on Instagram , TikTok, and WhatsApp for the latest stories and breaking news.
[INTERVIEW] Taipei Dangdai revitalizes Taiwan’s art scene with collector-driven approach
At the time, it was Taiwan that emerged as a major hub for the region’s art trade, hosting the Asia headquarters of auction giants Sotheby’s and Christie’s. By the late 1990s, however, the art world ...
Motorcycle riders protest outside ministry in Taipei
Formosa Motorcycle Rights Association director Lo Yi (羅宜) said lawmakers should repeal various restrictions on motorcyclists stipulated in Article 99 of the Road and Traffic Safety Rules (道路交通安全規則), and should reform driver training to prevent unsafe driving practices that endanger motorcyclists.
Taipei Music Center Showcases the Transformation of Taiwanese Pop Music from a Regional Powerhouse to a Global Cultural Force at Seattle Exhibition
The Taipei Music Center (TMC) has launched "MUSIC, ISLAND, STORIES: TAIWAN CALLING!", its first overseas exhibition, at the University of Washington. The exhibit, which opened on April 24 and runs through May 28,
Street style trends at Taipei Fashion Week: Bubble soles and a pandemonium of prints
In Pictures From April 25 to 28, the Taiwanese fashion world and select visitors descended on the country’s capital for Taipei Fashion Week, where ...
Xi Jinping’s vast gold war chest will let him take Taiwan without a fight
Xi Jinping has benefited in many ways from Vladimir Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine, not least in his single most important personal goal: to go down in history as the Chinese leader who annexed Taiwan in defiance of the West. Xi has seen what Western ...
Sen. Mitt Romney says he is pleased the U.S. is sending more aid to Ukraine during hearing on Taiwan
Romney also questioned whether the U.S. is 'asleep at the wheel' when it comes to countering China's influence in parts of the world.