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Taiwan's Cabinet is set to propose a 16% annual increase in defense spending for 2027, which would exceed 1 trillion new Taiwan dollars for the first time, as Taipei continues to bolster its military amidst escalating pressure from China.
The Brussels Times published multiple search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles appear to be search engine optimization (SEO) spam, featuring phrases like 'WWW FINDCOK ORG' and 'WWW BUY-COKE COM' alongside city names.
Taiwan held a memorial service for Lam Wing-kee, a Hong Kong bookseller who fled to Taiwan in 2019 after being detained by China, hailing him for his 'resistance and defiance.' Lam, 70, died in Taipei on July 2 after a battle with cancer.
The de facto US embassy in Taiwan has released a photo showing US and Taiwanese coast guard vessels sailing together, a rare move intended to reassure Taipei amid increased Chinese pressure.
More than 200,000 people gathered on Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei to demand answers regarding the government’s handling of a tainted cooking oil scandal, which led to over 500 products being pulled from shelves.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul defended Thailand's support for the One China policy against criticism from Taiwan, asserting that Bangkok's position would not impact economic ties with Taipei.
Taiwan detected a sharp increase in Chinese ships operating in waters around the island last month, according to a Taiwanese coast guard official, as Beijing intensifies its pressure on Taipei.
Taipei Zoo celebrated the rare birth of orangutan twins via C-section, but one of the premature infants died two days later, with the other fighting for its life.
Despite warnings of conflict in the Taiwan Strait from analysts and politicians, authorities in Taipei are taking steps to prevent a scenario that would cause another global economic shock, emphasizing their role as a digital economy hub.
Torrential typhoon rains have led to "extremely torrential" rain alerts for cities in southern Taiwan, including New Taipei in the north, causing paralysis.
The Jewish community in Taiwan has established its first-ever cemetery in Taipei, marking a significant milestone with the burial of a 74-year-old man.
In Taipei, Taiwanese citizens are learning to pilot drones, drawing inspiration from Ukraine's defense efforts and driven by concerns over potential conflict with China. Many express a desire to contribute to national defense despite not being soldiers.
Reports indicate the US and Iran are nearing a peace deal, possibly to be signed in Geneva, with Pakistan mediating and Hezbollah confident Lebanon will be included. However, Iran insists on its right to nuclear enrichment, and Trump has denied the authenticity of leaked deal terms.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's recent tour of Asia, including stops in Taipei and Seoul, offered insights into the company's strategies for maintaining its leadership in the global AI economy, marked by 'barbecue diplomacy' and significant AI deals.
China initiated a 'law enforcement' maritime operation in the waters east of Taiwan, reportedly in response to recent discussions between Japan and the Philippines regarding their maritime borders, while Taipei announced its reaction.
Taiwan's main opposition Kuomintang (KMT) leader, Cheng Li-wun, stated during her trip to the United States that cross-strait peace can be maintained as long as Taipei avoids moving towards 'de jure independence'.
The 'Robotics & TechXperience' exhibition at Computex in Taipei highlights the evolving landscape of the tech fair, featuring innovations in robotics and technology.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pitched the 'insane' returns on investment from AI to billionaire families at a Taipei event, dismissing concerns about AI-driven job losses as 'complete nonsense.' He emphasized AI's role in driving a hiring surge and its significant ROI.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang delivered a keynote address emphasizing the pervasive future of AI and met with SK Group's Chey in Taipei to discuss AI memory chip cooperation. Huang also stated that workers should be paid 'as much as possible'.
Taiwan's navy will support patrols around the Taipei-controlled Dongsha Islands following a surge in mainland Chinese coastguard activity, fueling concerns in Taipei.
Nvidia has announced its entry into the Windows laptop market with new AI-focused chips, directly competing with Intel and AMD. This move aims to integrate advanced AI functionalities into personal computers, causing shifts in the tech stock market.
Fishery researchers are currently investigating innovative methods to utilize castoffs, likely referring to discarded materials or byproducts from fishing operations.
An article details the academic journey of a Tanzanian student pursuing a PhD in Taiwan, highlighting international educational experiences.
Japan has publicly stated that China's labeling of its actions as 'new militarism' is hypocritical. This exchange underscores ongoing diplomatic tensions and differing interpretations of regional security postures between the two nations.
Taiwan's government has announced that foreign professionals will now be eligible for long-term care services, expanding social welfare benefits to attract and retain international talent.
Taiwan's Ministry is reportedly considering implementing saliva testing to detect 'zombie vape' use on school campuses.
Various groups are calling for the release of Hong Kong activists, intensifying their appeals ahead of the sensitive June 4 anniversary.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's reputation as a street-food influencer grew with a playful bathroom wall note at Taipei's Raohe Street Night Market.
This historical account from 'Taiwan in Time' revisits the mysterious disappearance of an outspoken doctor, a significant event in Taiwan's past.
Storm Jangmi is forecast to bring significant rainfall to the northern and eastern regions of Taiwan, according to the Central Weather Administration.
AI company Anthropic has achieved a record valuation, surpassing rival OpenAI and nearing a trillion-dollar valuation. This makes Anthropic the most valuable AI startup globally.
The Ma foundation has initiated legal proceedings against former officials.
A Canadian warship has sailed through the Taiwan Strait, an event occurring shortly before a Chinese minister's scheduled visit.
Taiwanese authorities suspect that Nvidia chips are being smuggled to China through Japan. This comes amidst reports of Nvidia's significant investment plans in Taiwan for AI chip and semiconductor expansion.
An arms bill is reportedly moving forward in the legislative process and is nearing approval.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was present at an employee event held in Taipei, Taiwan.
A specific stock market, likely Taiwan's, has ascended to become the world's fifth-largest by market capitalization, surpassing India.
Taipei has officially designated a hospital that played a role in the historic 228 Massacre as a protected historic site.
Taiwan has developed an indigenous vessel, marking a step in its efforts to enhance domestic defense capabilities and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
An official stated that Taiwan's nuclear power plants have been prepared to defend against potential drone attacks.
Researchers create low-cost system to map noise Taipei Times
A miniature horse has once again been discovered wandering loose in Taipei, marking another instance of the unusual occurrence in the city.
Taiwan's defense minister expressed cautious optimism regarding US approval of an arms package for the island, even after a senior Pentagon official indicated the sale would be put on hold.
Coast guard vessels from Taiwan and China engaged in an argument in the South China Sea, highlighting ongoing tensions in the disputed waters.
The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo has seen a surge in cases and deaths, with the toll exceeding 200. The outbreak has put ten other African countries at risk, while treatment centers in Congo have been attacked and medical tools are in short supply.
US forces are reportedly considering a 'shoot and scoot' strategy for a theoretical conflict in the Pacific, indicating potential tactical shifts in military planning.
A Central America pavilion has opened at the Taipei tourism expo, aiming to promote tourism and cultural exchange between the regions.
Donald Trump has repeatedly stated his intention to speak with Taiwan's president, a move that risks provoking strong opposition and anger from China. This diplomatic shift challenges long-standing US policy regarding Taiwan.
Taipei Zoo has issued an urgent appeal to the public for assistance in locating an elderly anteater that has escaped from its enclosure.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense expresses cautious optimism regarding its ongoing efforts to acquire new weaponry.
Female students have achieved success by winning four medals in a recent informatics competition.
Taiwan's Cabinet has announced an expanded childcare support plan aimed at assisting families with young children.
Taiwan announced that fifty countries have expressed their backing for its bid to participate in the World Health Assembly (WHA).
The Grand Hotel Taipei has issued a denial regarding claims made by CBS of political censorship occurring at its premises.
Following his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, President Trump stated that Xi agreed Iran must open the Strait of Hormuz and also warned Taiwan against declaring independence.
One ship was seized and another was sunk in incidents occurring near the strategically important Strait of Hormuz.
A former weightlifter has passed away following complications from weight loss surgery.
An escape room employee in Taiwan tragically died after suffocating during a performance, prompting an investigation into the incident.
The opposition party in Taiwan has publicly criticized the president, calling them "arrogant."
Taiwan rolled out the red carpet for Paraguay's president in an effort to strengthen diplomatic ties, as Beijing intensifies its pressure on countries to sever relations with Taipei.
A pod of orcas became stranded on a beach near the Danjiang suspended bridge in New Taipei. Volunteers and the coast guard successfully assisted the marine mammals.
Police are currently investigating the discovery of a hidden camera found at a beauty clinic.
A student's successful hack has prompted the Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation (THSRC) to initiate a review of its systems.
The Strait of Hormuz became a flashpoint for escalating military confrontations as the US struck Iranian fast boats and reported attacks on UAE facilities, while a South Korean-run vessel also caught fire. These incidents prompted Washington and Tehran to trade threats and the US to urge allies to join a mission to secure the vital waterway.
A South Korean-run vessel was hit by an explosion and fire in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Seoul to confirm an attack and raising regional tensions. The incident led to the US escorting merchant ships and rejecting Iranian claims of missile strikes on its warships, while also urging China to press Iran on opening the strait.
A medical association has stated that the majority of people suffering from asthma have not yet received a diagnosis, highlighting a significant public health concern.
The Danjiang Bridge arts festival has drawn more than 150,000 visitors even before its official opening, indicating strong public interest.
Taipei has described China's traffic control order for the Taiwan Strait during a typhoon as 'ridiculous'.
Vietnamese students planning to study in Taiwan risk missing their enrollment dates as Taipei's representative offices now require full high school diplomas for student visa applications, a change from previous rules.
A humanoid robot, equipped with Qualcomm’s AI chips, experienced a malfunction and collapsed during a public event held in Taipei.
Taiwanese actor Wang Kai, 43, was found unresponsive at his residence in Taipei, with authorities currently investigating the cause of his death.
A People’s Liberation Army helicopter's unprecedented flight in the Taiwan Strait has prompted concerns in Taipei, with the defence ministry suggesting Beijing might be rehearsing new operations for a potential cross-strait conflict.
A profile highlights Puma Shen, a Taiwanese human rights activist, expert on Chinese influence, and politician, who is running for mayor of Taipei. His activism and political aspirations have made him a target of Beijing, which views him as a separatist.
Taiwan's President urged members of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) to resist 'red terror' and ensure that 'democratic Taiwan' does not become 'China's Taiwan.' The statement emphasizes the island's commitment to its sovereignty.
Taipei has instructed Taiwanese ships to disregard any boarding requests from the China coast guard, amid rising tensions in the region.
A Taiwan Coast Guard officer, who also serves as an assistant priest, finds strength in his faith while on duty at Taipei's maritime front line, as China continues to assert its sovereignty claims over the island.
K-pop group P1Harmony is set to embark on a three-city tour across Asia next month, with stops in Taipei, Macao, and Bangkok for their "Asia Stage Be Unique" tour.
Heavy rains brought by Typhoon Mekhala have caused localized flooding in Taipei and parts of southern Taiwan, leading to the evacuation of over 200 people due to the risk of a lake overflowing in a mountainous area.
Taiwan's defense ministry reported the presence of six Chinese navy vessels encircling the island, marking the second consecutive day of such sightings. Taipei plans to significantly expand its anti-ship missile stockpile by 2029 to bolster its defenses.
South Korean boy group Epex will embark on a concert tour next month, with performances scheduled in Seoul, Tokyo, and Taipei starting mid-July.
Ogród zoologiczny w Tajpej, stolicy Tajwanu, otrzymał w sobotę z Szanghaju parę pandek rudych. Zanim zwierzęta zostaną pokazane odwiedzającym, przejdą miesięczną kwarantannę.
A first-term Taiwanese lawmaker, blacklisted by Beijing for alleged support of independence, has launched a long-shot bid to challenge the incumbent Taipei mayor in upcoming local elections.
Czech Senate President Miloš Vystrčil lauded his five-day mission to Taiwan, highlighting increased investment funds for Czech and Taiwanese companies and a boost in flights between Prague and Taipei as key achievements.
Taiwan plans to significantly increase its arsenal of powerful anti-ship missiles to over 1,800 units by early 2029, aiming to bolster its defensive capabilities against a growing threat of blockade or invasion from China.
Vendula Vinšová, daughter of the late Czech Senate President Jaroslav Kubera, delivered a speech in Taipei, Taiwan, emphasizing her father's resolve against evil, referencing his planned visit to the island.
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te stated at an AI and tech summit in Taipei that maintaining the status quo is crucial for securing global tech supply chains, acknowledging risks from China.
In an unusual display of devotion, fans of the K-pop group BTS in Taiwan are reportedly turning to traditional methods, including appealing to deities like Yue Lao, in their quest for concert tickets.
Taiwan's opposition leader is visiting Washington from June 9 to 12 to meet with members of Congress, with discussions focusing on peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and Taipei-Washington relations.
Israeli forces have captured the strategic Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, marking their deepest push into the country in 26 years as they expand their ground offensive. The UN Security Council is holding an emergency meeting to discuss the escalating situation.
The article discusses expectations surrounding three upcoming Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) that are closely tied to the artificial intelligence sector.
Researchers have successfully taught lab-grown brain cells to play the classic video game 'Doom,' marking a significant advancement in understanding neural networks and artificial intelligence.
A former envoy to Guam has been indicted on charges of corruption and fraud.
One individual has been reported missing following an incident that occurred at Nanao beach.
China's Coast Guard conducted patrols in waters east of Taiwan, a move seen as a response to ongoing maritime border discussions between Japan and the Philippines, with multiple reports confirming China's patrol activity.
As the FIFA World Cup 2026 approaches, national teams are announcing their squads and captains, with various players from top clubs being called up for international duty. Broadcasters are also securing rights to air the matches, and host cities are preparing for the global event.
Chinese technicians have reportedly joined an airport MRT project, likely in Taiwan, indicating cross-strait collaboration on infrastructure.
Tomatoes are emerging as an unexpected bellwether for the struggling US economy, reflecting broader economic pressures.
A German parliamentary delegation, the Berlin-Taipei Parliamentary Friendship Group, visited Taiwan to expand economic partnerships, drawing criticism from Beijing.
A recent survey conducted in Taiwan indicates that more than 80 percent of respondents reject the 'one China' policy.
A Thai worker has died at a construction site for the Taoyuan Metro, prompting an investigation into the incident.
The Kuomintang (KMT) chair is scheduled to visit the United States with the stated aim of reaffirming the 'one China' policy.
Taipei experienced a record-breaking temperature in May as a heatwave swept across the region, impacting daily life and raising concerns about climate change.
Taiwanese official Joseph Wu has asserted that recent Chinese military activity near Taiwan is unprovoked.
A high-level American defense industry delegation arrived in Taipei for a four-day visit to expand the US role in Taiwan's military modernization and joint weapons production. The delegation includes 41 senior officials.
Iranian envoys are in Qatar for discussions with US officials, mediated by the Qatari Prime Minister, focusing on a potential agreement regarding Iran's frozen assets. While both sides downplay an imminent breakthrough, the talks aim to resolve the issue of Tehran's blocked funds.
An expert has stated that Japanese farmed eel fry do not pose a threat to Taiwan's ecosystem or native eel population. This assessment aims to alleviate concerns regarding the environmental impact of imported eel fry.
Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation and Communications announced plans to raise the airport service fee starting in September.
The Taipei Times features a report on a historic venue in Taipei, drawing attention to its cultural or architectural significance.
Associates of Ma have accused Hsiao of misconduct, leading to a political dispute in Taiwan.
Uber is reportedly weighing a higher bid for the food delivery company Delivery Hero after its initial €11.5 billion offer was rejected. The potential acquisition would mark a significant expansion for Uber in the food delivery market.
A new defense report has issued a warning about the potential risks posed by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) outposts.
Thousands of people rallied in Taiwan to advocate for increased defense spending, following parliamentary cuts to defense funds. The demonstrations underscore public concern over tensions with China.
Hundreds of people gathered in Taipei to protest parliament's decision to cut defense funds, advocating for increased military spending.
Taipei says it’s yet to receive formal notice as concerns grow over Washington’s commitment to island’s security
Donald Trump's administration engages in diplomatic efforts with Iran, which is reviewing a US proposal, while also facing public disagreements with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over military strategy in the region.
Carrefour in Taiwan is scheduled to adopt a new name beginning in July.
Taiwan's Premier Cho has announced the receipt of a Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for weapons, indicating progress in defense procurement.
The International Cooperation and Development Fund (ICDF) and Malteser International have announced a partnership to collaborate on humanitarian aid initiatives.
New Taipei City has launched a month-long event dedicated to the LGBTQ community, as reported by the Taipei Times.
The debate over Taiwan's independence has been reignited after the Kuomintang (KMT) party challenged the stance of President-elect Lai Ching-te.
A Canadian passenger from the MV Hondius cruise ship tested positive for hantavirus, bringing the total number of cases linked to the vessel to 11. This development led to medical isolation for some individuals, though another isolated patient later tested negative.
Paraguay and Taiwan have reaffirmed their diplomatic relationship, resisting China's attempts to persuade another of Taipei's allies to switch recognition. This move underscores the ongoing geopolitical competition for international recognition.
The United States is reportedly preparing an indictment against former Cuban leader Raúl Castro, coinciding with an unusual and historic visit by the CIA director to Cuba. This diplomatic activity occurs amidst a severe crisis on the island, including fuel shortages.
US lawmakers have voiced their concern regarding Taiwan's absence from a recent World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting.
This article provides an explanation of the long-standing dispute over Taiwan's independence, noting that the Republic of China in Taipei claimed to be the legitimate Chinese government for decades until Beijing took over China's UN seat in 1971.
An article describes the official United States stance on Taiwan as a "game of hairsplitting," highlighting the complexities and nuances of its diplomatic position.
Taipei officials have warned that China may attempt 'maneuvering' over the Taiwan issue during an upcoming summit between US President Trump and Chinese President Xi. Taiwan expressed concern about potential Chinese actions regarding the island's status.
Author R.F. Kuang is facing criticism and calls for a boycott after a leaked excerpt from her upcoming novel 'Taipei Story' included an Israeli character.
A minister has urged Taipei authorities to share more information regarding rats, implying a public health or pest control concern.
Posters featuring dogs at Taoyuan International Airport have gained widespread attention and gone viral online.
The Star Wars franchise is experiencing a wave of new merchandise releases, particularly tied to 'The Mandalorian & Grogu' movie, alongside ongoing discussions about its comics, lore, and character developments.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense (MND) has issued a warning regarding evolving 'united front' tactics employed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Chunghwa Post in Taiwan has received an order to resolve its ongoing staffing shortages, which have impacted postal services.
An official has indicated that Xu Chunying faces the potential loss of her residency due to an indictment related to infiltration charges.
The Brussels Times published an article titled 'Search: TAIPEI 𝐁𝐔𝐘-𝐂𝐎𝐊𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐌 buy Cocaine, coke Taipei', appearing to be a search query or advertisement for illicit substances.
An online search query for purchasing cocaine in Taipei, Taiwan, was found published on The Brussels Times website, appearing as a news article.
Taiwanese authorities have raided Nvidia's Taipei office and arrested an employee suspected of smuggling AI chips to China. This incident is part of a broader dragnet targeting illegal technology transfers.
A food safety scandal involving cooking oil has led to a large opposition protest in Taiwan, drawing over 200,000 people and elevating Taipei mayor Wayne Chiang Wan-an as a significant political figure.
Ok Taecyeon of K-pop group 2PM announced plans for an Asia fan meetup tour this fall, with stops in Taipei, Beijing, and Macao, and more destinations to be revealed.
Taiwan is reviewing its liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports from Papua New Guinea following PNG's announcement last week that it would immediately close Taipei's unofficial representative office.
Typhoon Inday and an enhanced habagat (southwest monsoon) have caused widespread disruption across the Philippines, leading to fatal landslides, halted sea travel, flight cancellations, and class suspensions. Multiple provinces have reported casualties and significant damage from the severe weather.
Taipei, Taiwan, served as the venue for the 117th Rotary International Convention, bringing together over 35,000 Rotarians and Rotaractors from around the world for a gathering focused on hope, service, and global leadership.
The 37th Golden Melody Awards, often called the Grammys of Mandarin pop, saw pop titan Jolin Tsai take home the top prize in a memorable ceremony at the Taipei Arena.
A guide to Taipei's top five places for gua bao, Taiwan's iconic pork belly and steamed bun sandwich, including Michelin-recognized establishments and local favorites.
London-based Taiwanese restaurant group Bao has launched a convenience-store-inspired pop-up in Taipei, featuring fried chicken and design-focused concepts.
Taiwan's recent launch of Himars rockets towards the Taiwan Strait indicates a strategic shift towards using mobile strike weapons to disrupt a mainland Chinese attack before it reaches the island's shores.
A 3-year-old male and a 2-year-old female red panda from Shanghai have arrived at the Taipei Zoo in exchange for two gibbons, marking the first such exchange since 2014 amidst cross-strait tensions.
Taiwan has deployed ships in response to what it calls China's 'security operation,' which Taipei views as a violation of international law, following discussions between Japan and the Philippines on maritime borders.
Taipei Zoo has received a pair of red pandas from China, marking the first time in over a decade that the zoo has welcomed the species from a Chinese facility.
Czech Senate President Miloš Vystrčil concluded his trip to Taiwan, announcing initial results including strengthened air connections between Taipei and Prague.
A bench dedicated to former Czech President Václav Havel was unveiled in Taipei, Taiwan, in Da-an Park, with Czech Senate President Miloš Vystrčil and Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an in attendance.
A spectacular drone light show, featuring robots and cars, lit up the night sky over Taipei for the Computex trade show, captivating both local residents and tourists.
Nvidia has introduced its first PCs designed for AI agents, marking a significant move into the AI PC market and intensifying its competition with tech giants like Intel and Apple. The company's CEO, Jensen Huang, is betting on these new AI PCs, which require substantial energy, particularly in Taiwan.
Nvidia is reportedly courting major Korean tech companies at a dinner in Taipei as it intensifies its push into artificial intelligence.
China's Coast Guard conducted patrols in waters east of Taiwan, a move seen as a response to ongoing maritime border discussions between Japan and the Philippines, with Bloomberg reporting on China's patrol activity.
The President of the Czech Senate has arrived in Taiwan for his second official visit, signaling continued diplomatic engagement between the two entities.
Taiwan has criticized China for its actions regarding press freedom, highlighting concerns over media suppression.
Taipei is set to collaborate with Nvidia to implement artificial intelligence-driven upgrades for its Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system.
An opinion piece from Central Taiwan argues that the phrase 'make a deal' in certain contexts is merely a euphemism for surrender.
The outer bands of Typhoon Jangmi are expected to bring brief showers to northern Taiwan, according to weather forecasts.
Taiwan's Presidential Office will host an open house on Saturday to commemorate a democratic anniversary, inviting the public to participate.
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing made his first foreign tour as leader, visiting India to deepen bilateral relations. During his visit, he offered prayers at the Maha Bodhi Temple and aimed to boost ties between the two nations.
A brief article from the Taipei Times with the generic title "Stage set," likely referring to preparations for an unspecified event.
The European Union is set to release billions in frozen funds for Hungary, with reports indicating a deal has been reached. This decision comes as Hungary's new Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, continues to press for reforms.
The United States and Iran exchanged air strikes, leading to increased geopolitical tensions, a slump in Bitcoin prices, a rise in oil prices, and caution among investors in global markets.
Lawmakers in Taiwan have approved an arms procurement bill totaling NT$8.81 billion, bolstering the island's defense capabilities.
Taiwan is expected to experience heavy rain and cooler temperatures starting today, according to the latest weather forecast.
Taipei has experienced its highest May temperature ever recorded, indicating an unusual heatwave for the month in the Taiwanese capital.
Taiwan's government in Taipei has issued a condemnation against Laos for its public support of Beijing's territorial claims over Taiwan.
Alchip Technologies is anticipating an increase in its revenue.
Forum 2000 has launched a new democratic cooperation forum in Taipei, bringing together international participants to discuss strengthening democratic principles.
Wellington Koo has stated that Taiwan requires additional missile systems to bolster its defense capabilities.
Taipei has issued orders for outdoor heat safeguards to protect residents as temperatures continue to rise.
A medical expert has issued a warning that using smartphones while in bed can significantly interfere with sleep patterns and overall sleep quality.
A tragic incident in Taipei sees a couple found deceased, with their child discovered alive in an adjacent room, prompting an investigation.
Taiwanese lawmakers are scheduled to visit the Pratas Islands during the summer, a move that could draw regional attention.
President Donald Trump’s suggestion that US arms sales to Taiwan could be a bargaining chip with China has set off alarms across the world, but in Taipei, people told AFP the situation was beyond…
A malfunction on Taiwan's High-Speed Rail system has led to significant delays and reduced service, affecting numerous passengers.
A Russian war drama has emerged as one of the leading contenders for the top prize at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.
According to Lin, Taiwan is considered a crucial partner for Europe, emphasizing the growing importance of their diplomatic and economic ties.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has revealed plans to invest US$10 billion in Taiwan, signaling a major expansion in the region.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin have jointly voiced criticism against former US President Donald Trump and the United States regarding nuclear and security matters.
Heavenly King Jacky Cheung offered high praise to Stefanie Sun at her first Taipei concert in 12 years, encouraging her to continue her singing career.
Authorities in Taipei have identified violations at 21 different escape room venues following inspections, raising concerns about safety or operational standards.
Taiwanese teams have demonstrated their prowess in robotics, winning a total of eight awards in a recent international competition.
An explainer details the process and requirements for impeaching the president of Taiwan.
Dutch semiconductor equipment giant ASML is set to collaborate with India's Tata Electronics, signaling a significant partnership in the tech sector.
Former President Trump publicly threatened to withdraw his endorsement and back a challenger against Republican Representative Lauren Boebert after she campaigned for fellow Republican Thomas Massie. Boebert acknowledged the risks of her actions following Trump's Truth Social post, while other reports touched on Trump's summit with Xi and unrelated projects.
The United States and Nigeria have announced the killing of a high-ranking Islamic State leader, Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, during a joint military operation. Both nations confirmed the successful strike, which has prompted discussions on its strategic implications and the broader anti-terror strategy.
Various advocacy groups are calling for a strict climate evaluation process, emphasizing the need for rigorous assessment of environmental policies and projects.
Analysts suggest that an omission from the White House indicates that Taiwan's status is non-negotiable.
This article explores the concept of 'Taiwan independence' and discusses whether Taiwan is already independent, noting that only 12 countries currently maintain formal diplomatic ties with Taipei.
US fundraising platform GlobalGiving and a coffee association are changing Taiwan's designation to 'Chinese Taipei' on their platforms, citing compliance with China's naming requirements for the self-ruled island.
A Taiwanese company with mainland subsidiaries has fired the nephew of Taiwan’s interior minister, a move that has angered Beijing due to the minister's perceived hostile policies.
Taiwan's president has returned from a state visit to Eswatini, asserting the island's "basic right" to engage with the world despite objections from Beijing. The US has praised Taiwan's ties with Eswatini, calling Taiwan a "trusted and capable partner."
Wu Tsung-hsien has emerged as the top candidate in a joint Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People's Party (TPP) poll for the Yilan legislative seat.
Taiwan's environment minister has commented on the ongoing rat infestation issue in Taipei, indicating government attention to the public health concern.
AI company Anthropic has launched a $1.5 billion enterprise AI firm in partnership with major Wall Street backers including Blackstone and Goldman Sachs. The new venture aims to provide AI services to businesses, dubbed by some as the "McKinsey of AI."
The artificial intelligence boom has driven Taiwan's stock market to achieve record-high levels, reflecting strong investor confidence in the tech sector.
Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and Kuomintang (KMT) are clashing over how to address Taipei's persistent rodent problem.