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Taipei Times27 Aug 2026
Two domestic cases of mpox clade Ib have been confirmed this month, marking the first locally acquired infections of the virus strain, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said yesterday.
Taipei Times27 Aug 2026
Putting all proposed referendums on one ballot, as some opposition lawmakers have proposed, could severely affect the local elections in November, Central Election Commission (CEC) Chairman Michael...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
A disturbing incident in Taichung this month has raised difficult questions about safety, inclusion and responsibility in schools.
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Taiwan’s semiconductor material suppliers are ushering in a new phase and seeking greater self-sufficiency in the age of artificial intelligence (AI), as key materials play a critical role in...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
A man moves trays of mooncakes at Changhua Prison’s bakery in Erlin Township yesterday. The prison on Monday said that it would start taking pre-orders from the public for 100,000 units of its...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
AM Intelligence, an Indian artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure company, has ordered 9,000 Nvidia Corp Vera Rubin systems, seeking to become one of the first adopters of the advanced...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Taiwan’s manufacturing confidence rose to a more than four-year high last month as the global artificial intelligence (AI) boom continued to drive orders for chips and related hardware, providing...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Retail and food and beverage sales last month hit record levels for July as they rose annually for the sixth consecutive month amid moderate expansion of consumer spending, Ministry of Economic...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Wafer testing equipment supplier Hermes Testing Solutions Inc (漢民測試) yesterday said revenue from thermal management modules would double next year as heat dissipation becomes increasingly critical...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
The industrial production index rose 25.61 percent year-on-year to 145.24 last month, as demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing applications continued to boost...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Officials from the New Taipei City Agriculture Department hold a news conference yesterday launch pomelo season. The festival’s main sales exhibition is to take place in Bali District on Sept.
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Participants of Semicon Taiwan, which is to open on Wednesday next week, can check in at some high-speed rail stations thanks to a strategic partnership between the Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp and...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an (蔣萬安) yesterday pledged the city government’s full support for rebuilding Lingxiao Hall (凌霄寶殿) at Zhinan Temple (指南宮) in the Muzha (木柵) area after a fire ravaged the...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
EVA Airways and AIT Worldwide Logistics yesterday signed an agreement to promote the airline’s Green Transportation Program, which is expected to help Microsoft reduce its carbon emissions by...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Typhoon Saudel is continuing to weaken and shift its path northward, with a sea warning expected to be issued this evening, the Central Weather Administration (CWA) said yesterday.
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Taiwan is in talks with Saint Vincent and the Grenadines about funding a national development bank and several social projects in the Caribbean nation, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) yesterday called on China to stop using culture to wage political warfare, after Taipei City Councilor Lin Liang-chun (林亮君) called out the group Small Yi Hanfu...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
Beijing’s new cybersecurity and border control rules launching in October pose a significant risk to Taiwanese, Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) Deputy Minister Shen Yu-chung (沈有忠) said yesterday.
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
In a retrial by the High Court, former major Lee Hai-peng (李海鵬) and his son Sergeant Lee Chu-hsiang (李楚庠) yesterday were sentenced to 11 years and six months and 16 years in prison respectively for...
Taipei Times26 Aug 2026
The Legislative Yuan yesterday passed amendments to waive tuition for college students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
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