The management of close contacts of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Taiwan will be further eased from Tuesday, the island's disease monitoring agency said on Monday. Those who have already received three ... ( read original story ...)
OMA-designed Taipei performing arts centre opens
Construction work on the Taipei Performing Arts Centre, designed by Rotterdam-based Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) in the city’s Shilin Night Market, has been completed. The project ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan begins to open its borders while companies and the Taiwan Employment Gold Card Office begin to recruit for more foreign professional talent
TAIPEI, May 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Once lauded as a safe haven and refuge from the Covid-19 pandemic, Taiwan became increasingly isolated in late 2021 as strict prevention and quarantine methods ... ( read original story ...)
Russia-Ukraine War’s Impact on Taiwan
The phrase “Ukraine today, Taiwan tomorrow” has been heard frequently in Taiwan since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. But separatists on the island are not sure the United States would ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Covid Cases Hit A Daily Record 68,732; Computex Tech Fair Affirms In-Person Return
Taiwan, home to many of the world’s largest technology companies, reported 68,732 new domestically transmitted cases of Covid-19 on Sunday, the highest daily total since the pandemic began and more ... ( read original story ...)
War Game: What would a battle for Taiwan look like?
In our season finale of Meet the Press Reports, we put together remarkable war games simulation of how the U.S might react if China invaded Taiwan. The national security think tank, Center for a New ... ( read original story ...)
Surge of Omicron cases in Taiwan ‘result of DDP’s political manipulation over anti-epidemic work’
A relaxed quarantine policy, low vaccination rate and political manipulation over the anti-epidemic work have contributed to the surge of Omicron cases in Taiwan as the island saw more than 60,000 ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan records over 411,000 COVID-19 cases in a week
TAIPEI -- More than 411,000 COVID-19 cases were newly reported in Taiwan between Monday and Sunday, according to statistics released by the island's disease monitoring agency. The single-day tally of ... ( read original story ...)
First Taiwan, then the U.S.?
Will Americans be embroiled in another war? With the Russian war on Ukraine, many experts are now predicting Taiwan is doomed to fall to the Chinese Communist Party. But it’s not that simple. Bradley ... ( read original story ...)
Do PLA drills reveal China strategy to deny military help for Taiwan?
Observers see a pattern in recent exercises suggesting Beijing is testing its ability to restrict other countries’ access to the island. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan ready to ‘be more brave’
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 ...)