Picture: Rosaline Walters The recent university graduate says more cases will allow democratic Taiwan -- a pin up for “Covid zero” during much of the pandemic -- to open up to the world. “I want to ... ( read original story ...)
Three die at Taipei elderly home
Three residents of a care home for the elderly in Taipei have died of COVID-19 amid an outbreak that has infected 126 people at the care center, the Taipei Department of Social Welfare said yesterday. ( read original story ...)
Chinese Carrier Group Found Off Taiwan In Satellite Imagery
A Chinese naval flotilla with the carrier Liaoning at its center, has been operating in the waters south of Japan and east of Taiwan. ( read original story ...)
OMA’s Taipei Performing Arts Center gears up for summer grand opening
Its strong geometric forms peering over Taiwan centre’s hustle and bustle, the Taipei Performing Arts Center by OMA is finally complete. Following a decade-long development and construction process, ... ( read original story ...)
US insists it does not support Taiwan independence after fact sheet change angers Beijing
After a State Department fact sheet was changed to observe Taiwan’s “best interests,” U.S. officials have maintained that Washington upholds the "one China" policy and therefore does not support the ... ( read original story ...)
OMA’s Taipei Performing Arts Center lifts theater spaces over a bustling night market
The OMA-designed Taipei Performing Arts Center is a "machine for theater" that loudly announces its purpose to its busy surrounds. ( read original story ...)
OMA’s Taipei Performing Arts Centre ready to open later this year
The three-auditorium arts centre, heralded as Asia’s most important cultural development of 2022, is complete and will officially open on 7 August ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan rideshare drivers demand Covid test kits as cases soar
Drivers working with rideshare companies in Taiwan's capital protest to demand the government allocate them more rapid Covid-19 tests to allow them to continue working safely as the island registers ... ( read original story ...)
War Games: The Battle for Taiwan
Meet the Press takes over the NBC News Washington Bureau to stage a full-day war game between the U.S. and China ... ( read original story ...)
OMA Announces Completion of “Taipei Performing Arts Centre”
The opening date for OMA‘s Taipei Performing Arts Centre in Taiwan has been set for August 7, as architects OMA announce its completion. Dubbed one of “Asia’s most important cultural developments in ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan warns Australia of threat at its doorstep
Growing Chinese influence should be a major concern for Canberra Taiwans top diplomat said A senior Taiwanese official has urged Austral ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan may not have military equipment to defend itself against Chinese invasion warns Rep. McCaul
House Foreign Affairs Committee Ranking Member Rep. Michael McCaul sounded the alarm on the potential of China's non-military takeover of Taiwan, and what the global ramifications would be. ( read original story ...)
U.S. should prepare for drawn-out conflict if China invades Taiwan, war game suggests
The year is 2027. China has invaded Taiwan and the wheels of all-out war have begun to turn. “We are not going to let them survive the initial onslaught of our military operations,” says one of the ... ( read original story ...)
Graham defends stance on Ukraine aid, says fate of Taiwan and beyond depends on stopping Putin
S.C., defended his support for U.S. aid to Ukraine, saying Thursday that China is watching how Russia fares and that the world writ large will benefit by Vladimir Putin being stopped. ( read original story ...)
Inside a real-life war game: China and U.S. square off over Taiwan
The briefing: It’s 2027. China is poised to invade Taiwan. This is the scenario of an unprecedented war game produced with the Center for a New American Security to envision a war between the U.S. & ... ( read original story ...)
Calls grow for more transparency in Taiwan’s seafood sector as Da Wang officers prosecuted
Greenpeace is continuing to criticize Taiwan’s fishing industry after nine people who worked on board the distant-water fishing vessel Da Wang were indicted on charges relating ... ( read original story ...)