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Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Chinese artists withdrew from a major South Korean art show after organizers allowed “Taiwan” to be used in the name of the exhibition, officials said yesterday, as China issued a rebuke.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) and the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) yesterday vowed to strictly scrutinize the Cabinet’s NT$607.63 billion (US$19.13 billion) supplementary budget, blasting a...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) yesterday said that it had conducted risk assessments and contingency planning for all government officials scheduled to attend APEC ministerial meetings in China...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
All bus services in Taipei and New Taipei City are to be free on Sept. 22 to mark World Car Free Day, the city governments announced yesterday.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency yesterday released a documentary on a hundred-pace viper that had incubated 16 eggs, all of which hatched, but only a baby viper escaped after they were...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Ministry of Environment and the New Taipei City Government yesterday held a heat response drill, the first time a drill aimed to tackle the hybrid impacts of high temperatures.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
A cluster of hepatitis C cases in New Taipei City would not affect the timeline for Taiwan’s application for WHO certification, Deputy Minister of Health and Welfare Chuang Jen-hsiang (莊人祥) said...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
People would soon be able to verify the qualifications of sports coaches through an online inquiry system after the Executive Yuan approved proposed amendments to the National Sports Act (國民運動法)...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Washington and Canberra on Wednesday agreed to boost the US military presence in Australia and speed up cooperation, both countries said.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Boring at CPC Corp, Taiwan’s (CPC, 台灣中油) second deep-geothermal exploration well in Yilan County has reached 3,361m and recorded temperatures of 200°C, raising hopes that the site in Dongshan...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Palau’s president yesterday called for a “unified” Pacific response to a missile test by China in July, while Taiwan and its Pacific allies a day earlier at the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF)...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
President William Lai (賴清德) yesterday paid tribute to Taiwan’s fallen military personnel and pledged that his government would provide better care for armed service members as the nation marked...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Executive Yuan yesterday approved a record NT$607.63 billion (US$19.13 billion) supplementary budget, including NT$421.3 billion to stabilize the economy and NT$145.69 billion for weapons...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
The Ministry of Digital Affairs has launched a build-own-operate project to encourage private investment in data centers, with the goal of adding more than 10,000 graphics processing units (GPUs)...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
Nvidia Corp’s US$3.5 billion outlay in MediaTek Inc (聯發科), its largest direct investment outside the US, has thrust a little-known Taiwanese chip designer into the center of the global artificial...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
Cable and connector maker Wonderful Hi-Tech Co (萬泰科技) yesterday said it expects revenue this year to exceed its NT$10 billion (US$316.1 million) target, driven by demand for high-speed cables for...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
GlobalWafers Co (環球晶圓), the world’s third-largest silicon wafer supplier, said yesterday that advanced packaging wafers are expected to make a substantial revenue contribution this year following...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
Labor funds administered by the Ministry of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Funds reported the third largest monthly losses ever, losing over NT$240 billion in July amid global volatility caused by worries...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
Weight-loss doctor Wang Ming-yu (王銘嶼) has been indicted for allegedly defrauding 424 patients out of a total of NT$18.02 million (US$569,658) by charging for a surgical device that prosecutors said...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
The Kaohsiung Finland International School (KSFIS) would serve as an important link between Kaohsiung and Finland while providing an excellent educational environment for families, Finland Trade...
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