TAIPEI--Taiwan is expected to start operations on its third liquefied natural gas-receiving terminal by the end of October, part of the island's efforts to transition to more renewable energy.
State-backed financial institutions join forces for Taipei urban renewal
TAMCO and Hua Nan Assets Management sign first-of-its-kind collaboration to develop residential complex near Wanlong metro station | Oct. 2, 2025 14:05 ...
New Taipei to seek international business for Linkou
The city government is also improving highway access and plans to construct new light-rail lines and roads to connect the area with Taipei Port. These transport upgrades, alongside the existing metro ...
‘Mock Taipei’: China expands replica of Taiwan’s govt buildings in Mongolia; satellite images show site tripled in size since 2020
China has significantly expanded its mock Taipei government buildings at the Zhurihe Training Base, tripling its size since 2020. This includes replicas of key institutions and a symbolic tunnel, ...
‘A City of Layers’: Taipei Expands its Presence in the European Travel Market
Under the theme "Travel Taipei - A City of Layers", Taipei is strengthening its promotion in Europe, presenting itself as a city where modern lifestyle, cultural depth, natural landscapes, and ...
China Uses UN to Advance Biggest Territorial Claim
The U.S.'s de fact embassy in Taiwan rejects China's claim resolution 2758 settle's the island's legal status.
Taiwan bought $1.3 billion worth of Russian oil products this year, report says
Taiwan imported $1.3 billion worth of the petroleum product naphtha from Russia in the first half of this year, more than anywhere else in the world, according to a new report.
Himax Technologies (HIMX) Showcases Advanced Imaging at Taipei Defense Expo
Himax Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:HIMX) ranks among the best cheap semiconductor stocks to buy. Himax Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:HIMX) and Liqxtal Technology, a subsidiary, announced on September 17 ...
Taiwan considers high-tech strategic partnership with United States
Taiwan is considering forming a high-tech strategic partnership with the U.S., which wants increased Taiwanese investment, the island's top tariff negotiator said on Thursday, giving an update on talks with Washington.
Taiwan detects 11 Chinese aircraft, 8 naval vessels near its territory
Earlier on Wednesday, MND recorded the presence of 12 PLA aircraft, eight PLAN vessels and three official ships operating around its territory
Taiwan rejects U.S. proposal for ’50-50′ chip production, says trade talks focused on tariffs
Vice Premier Cheng Li-chiun said the arrangement was "not discussed," as she returned from trade talks in the U.S., according to Taiwan's Central News Agency.
Taiwan rejects U.S. proposal of ’50-50′ chip production, says trade talks focused on tariffs
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick had proposed in an interview that Taiwan make 50% of the chips U.S. needs locally. Taiwan's top negotiator said the proposal was not discussed in trade talks ...
Taiwan says it will resist pressure from Washington to move half of chip production to US
Taiwan has vowed to resist pressure from Washington to shift half of its chip production capacity to the United States, a disagreement that could complicate ongoing tariff talks ...
Strengthening Dairy Ties: A Landmark Step for U.S.–Taiwan Collaboration
The recent signing of a memorandum of understanding between the USDEC, NMPF and DAT marks a significant milestone in the two countries' ongoing partnership.
Defeat of Ukraine would embolden China towards Taiwan, Taiwanese officer says in Poland
If Russia defeats Ukraine it will embolden China's moves towards Taiwan and Taipei hopes that Kyiv emerges victorious, a senior uniformed Taiwanese military officer said this week in a rare visit to ...
Taiwan refuses to move half of U.S.-bound chip production to American shores — trade discussion to be focused on Section 232 investigation for preferential deal on semiconductors
The White House wants to move at least 50% of U.S.-bound chip production into the United States, but Taiwan says no.