Taiwan’s energy landscape remains complex. Nuclear power, developed since the 1970s, has seen older reactors retired since 2018. Taiwan imports 95 percent of its energy and has a growing reliance on ...
For migrant workers in Taiwan, threat of a Beijing attack poses daunting challenges
Nearly 1 million foreign residents risk being stranded in any cross-Strait conflict, with few rescue plans in place.
‘Free Solo’ Star Alex Honnold Announces 1,667-Foot Climb
It's been several years since renown free-solo climber Alex Honnold became a national sensation in the hit documentary Free Solo. For his next feat, he's going to attempt a new challenge in the form ...
Taiwan bought over $1.3 billion worth of a Russian oil product this year, report says
Taiwan imported $1.3 billion worth of the petroleum product naphtha from Russia in the first half of this year, more than from any other country, according to a new report.
Taiwan rejects US ’50-50′ proposal on chip manufacturing
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick claims he submitted the proposal in Taipei negotiations, but Taiwan remains focused on lowering tariffs.
Taiwan set for financial-sector mergers and acquisitions
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Taiwan rejects Trump administration’s ’50-50′ chip production proposal, says talks focussed on…
Taiwan rejected a US proposal from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to split global semiconductor production 50-50, with Vice Premier Cheng Li-chiun stating it was not discussed. Taiwan's Executive ...
TSMC Stock (TSM) Rises as Taiwan Rejects Trump’s 50-50 Semiconductor Plan
The shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) ($TSM) extended gains in early trading on Thursday after Cheng Li-chiun, Taiwan’s ...
Report: Chinese Military Expands Mock Taipei Training Grounds
Japanese newspaper Sankei Shimbun reports that the Chinese military has expanded a training ground to include more copies of Taiwanese government buildings.
Taiwan Set to Start Third LNG Terminal by End of October
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State-backed financial institutions join forces for Taipei urban renewal
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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.