Taiwan eyes silicon photonics as next big tech leap - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·7 Sept 2026
Taiwan, which accounts for more than half of the global outsourced semiconductor assembly and testing market, is well-positioned to develop copackaged optics (CPO) and manufacture precision silicon...
Military budgets more arms production - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·7 Sept 2026
The military is significantly expanding domestic production capacity to improve self-sufficiency in equipment and ammunition during wartime, the Ministry of National Defense’s proposed budget for...
Inclusive education is failing at schools - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
Early last month, an incoming junior-high school student in Taichung with discipline issues allegedly attacked a teacher with a broom, with the teacher at risk of losing sight in one eye from the...
Shanghai summit exposes cracks - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
The 25th anniversary summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was held in Bishkek on Monday and Tuesday.
Hualien County and vote-buying - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
In an interview with Formosa TV on Saturday last week, former Financial Times Taiwan correspondent Kathrin Hille talked about the state of democracy where she lives in rural Hualien County.
EDITORIAL: Cheng Li-wun in a China shop - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文) has had a tough week on the campaign trail in support of her party’s candidates for November’s local elections.
El Nino-driven drought slams Sri Lankan farms - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
For the first time in more than three decades, Sri Lankan farmer AM Pathmasena says, his well is running so dry that it barely provides enough water for his family and two cows.
Venezuelans skeptical of US oil deal reshaping their future - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
Nothing has shaped what it means to be Venezuelan today more than oil. For more than 100 years, in good times and bad, Venezuelans’ identity has been built on the belief that their country’s...
US millers look to old ways as buyers look for healthier options - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
In a country better known for industrial farming, highly processed food and suspiciously long-lasting bread, Chuck Childers rises before dawn and trudges off to operate one of the US’ oldest...
Taiwanese dessert - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
People pose for a photograph with halal-certified peanut ice cream rolls in front of the Taiwan pavilion at the Malaysia International Travel Mart fair that opened in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
Mammoth task - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
French street theater company Compagnie Oposito performs the “Trois Elephants Passent” show yesterday near Shilin Night Market as part of the Taipei Arts Festival.
Taiwanese creators develop ‘mecha’ content, characters - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
Taiwanese creators are bringing original mecha toy intellectual property (IP) featuring diverse designs to local and overseas market.
Film about chips screened in The Hague - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
A documentary tracing the development of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry over the past five decades was on Thursday screened at a special showing in The Hague.
Chunghwa Post to release ‘Pokemon’ game stamps - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
Chunghwa Post is to issue a limited-edition Pokemon Trading Card Game stamp sheet in a first-ever licensing agreement with the franchise’s Japanese owners, according to the latest new-issue stamp...
Ministry extends mercury-containing banned products list - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
The Ministry of Environment has announced that it has extended the list of banned products containing mercury to 15 items, saying that the move is in line with global standards.
Pharmacist accused of drugging his employee - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
The Federation of Taiwan Pharmacists Associations yesterday said it could revoke the certification of a New Taipei City pharmacist who allegedly drugged a employee on Aug. 26.
Taiwan, Naples university ink deal - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
The National Central Library on Friday signed an agreement with the University of Naples “L’Orientale,” increasing its network of Taiwan Research Centers for Chinese Studies in Italy to three.
MAC details the potential scope of Chinese artillery - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
Potential improvements to munitions used by China’s long-range rocket-artillery units could extend their range to cover the entire Miyako Strait, which might give the Chinese People’s Liberation...
Air force data indicate pilot issues - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
A sharp rise in compensation to be paid by air force officers who leave before completing their required service could indicate an increase in pilots leaving the military early, an analyst said on...
CSIST told to fix system after hack - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·6 Sept 2026
Minister of National Defense Wellington Koo (顧立雄) yesterday said he had ordered a review of a hacking incident at the military-affiliated Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology (CSIST)...
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