Taiwan's defence ministry said on Wednesday it was monitoring Chinese landing drills taking place in a province that lies opposite the island on the other side of the Taiwan Strait, where previous ...
US envoy to Taiwan declares ties ‘rock solid’ amid military threats from China
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- The top U.S. envoy to Taiwan on Wednesday said American support for the island is “rock-solid, principled, and bipartisan,” and said Washington will continue to follow through on its commitments to ensure the island can defend itself against threats from China.
Taiwan High Court revokes release of ex-Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – The Taiwan High Court on Wednesday (Sept. 4) decided to revoke the decision to free former Taipei City Mayor Ko Wen-je (柯文哲) without bail, sending the issue back to a lower ...
US won’t rule out joint weapons production with Taiwan, diplomat says
The United States will not rule out the possibility of jointly producing weapons with Taiwan, its top diplomat in Taipei said on Wednesday, adding that the island's defence needs were the top priority ...
Senior US diplomat says Taiwan not only Chinese target for changing regional status quo
Taiwan is not the only Chinese target for changing the regional status quo, Washington's top diplomat in Taipei said on Wednesday.
Traffic to be restricted for Taipei run on Sunday
During the race, all roads along the designated course will be closed to vehicle traffic. Bus stops located within the restricted areas will be temporarily unavailable, per Taipei City Police Department.
New Taipei’s Zhongshan Elevated Road fully opens to traffic after repairs
A section of Zhongshan Elevated Road on Provincial Highway 1 in New Taipei's Sanchong District has completed the first phase of repairs, allowing it to fully open to traffic on Wednesday morning (Sept.
Trash to Treasure: Zero-Waste Workshop Revolutionizes Plastic Usage in Taipei
A zero-waste workshop in Taipei offers hands-on recycling experiences, transforming plastic waste into valuable items like sunglasses. Run by Miniwiz, the initiative aims to promote sustainable practices and eco-friendly fashion.
Waste not: Taiwan workshop turns trash into sunglasses
Plastic bottle caps, food packaging, single-use utensils and scrapped toys are just some of the throw-away items that have been given a new life at a zero-waste workshop in Taipei.
Taiwan’s XR Startups Shine at AWE Asia 2024 in Singapore
Wide variety of creative new AR, VR, and MR technologies and products revealed, to acclaimTAIPEI, TAIWAN – Media OutReach Newswire – 4 September 2024 – Taiwan’s official XR EXPRESS project highlighted technology and
Taipei prosecutors appeal district court’s release of Ko
The Taipei District Prosecutors’ Office yesterday appealed against a ruling by the Taipei District Court to release Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Ko Wen-je (柯文哲) without bail early on Monday amid a ...
Taiwan, Arizona sign MOU on drone development
Taiwan has signed an uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) development memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Arizona, the Ministry of Economic Affairs said yesterday.
Former Urban Planning Commission member refutes Ko Wen-je’s defense in Core Pacific case
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A member of Taipei City’s Urban Planning Commission refuted f ormer Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je's (柯文哲) lack of knowledge regarding the Core Pacific City development case.
Taipei Open: Saneeth Dayanand And Tarun Reddy Face Defeat – Match Report
Malaysia's Jia Jie Tan defeated Saneeth in the qualification quarterfinal 21-16, 20-22, 21-4, while host shuttler Yen-Chen Ting eliminated Tarun in the qualification round of 16 -- 23-21, 21-16. Saneeth had earlier defeated Pusri Nachakorn in the qualification round of 16 -- 22-20, 21-15.
India’s Shuttlers Fall Short at Yonex Taipei Open
India's Saneeth Dayanand and Tarun Reddy were unable to qualify for the men's singles main draw at the Yonex Taipei Open. They were defeated by Malaysia's Jia Jie Tan and Taipei's Yen-Chen Ting, respectively.
Beyond China’s shadow, Taiwan forges its own identity – and destiny
As China ramps up military and economic pressure on Taiwan, people on the island reflect on their identity – and destiny.