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Hsiao Bi-khim Emphasizes Taiwan's Crucial Role in Regional Stability and Peace
Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim recently delivered important remarks emphasizing Taiwan's significance in regional stability. She stated that while Taiwan is
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US Officials Criticize China's National Unity Law, Warning of Massachusetts Impact
Recently, the New England-based newspaper *The Republican* published a report revealing that China's Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress could impac
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US Reaffirms Commitment to Taiwan, Presents Taiwan's President with Prestigious Honor
US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee Honorary Chairperson, Mike McCall, recently visited Taiwan and was warmly received by President Tsai
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Hong Kong Civic Party Accuses National Property Head of Conflicts of Interest
The Minjung Party's legislative caucus has recently accused National Housing and Urban Renewal Center (NHURC) Chairman Chou Ching-kuen of benefiting MTR Co
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Taiwan's Han Kuang 42 Exercise Set to Kick Off, Focusing on Decentralized Command Structure
The Republic of China Armed Forces is set to conduct a 10-day, 9-night live-fire exercise, codenamed Han Kuang 42, beginning tomorrow. This annual military
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Addressing Global Challenges Requires Proactive Attitude and Action in Era of Climate Change.
Vice President Tsai Ing-wen has recently made a thought-provoking remark, emphasizing that the current global challenges, such as climate change, energy tr
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Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen Unites DPP in Support for Chen Qing's Bid for Taitung County Mayor
President Tsai Ing-wen personally attended the event today, announcing that she will serve as the campaign headquarters chief for DPP Taichung County Counc
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Canada's Former Deputy PM Urges Democracies to Oppose China's National Security Law.
Canada's former Deputy Prime Minister, Fan Xuelan, recently delivered a significant speech at a forum, urging democratic countries to speak out against Chi
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Taiwan Legislator Clarifies 30-Page Report on Overseas Diplomatic Visit
Recent controversy surrounding Xi Jiaqing's overseas inspection report has sparked debate among the public party group, who questioned the report's five-pa
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Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen Expresses Optimism on Ties with Swaziland, Emphasizing Cooperation.
President Tsai Ing-wen recently expressed a positive outlook on the relationship between Taiwan and Eswatini, emphasizing that the two countries will conti
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Controversy Erupts Over National Park Law Revision, Fund Establishment, and Conservation Fees Imposed.
A proposed revision to the National Park Act aims to better protect Taiwan's natural resources, particularly the ecological environment of national parks.
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Ho Mei-yue Stands by Wang Hui-mei as Kuomintang's Campaign in Changhua Faces Unity Test
Taiwan's Political Landscape: DPP Chairperson Tsai Ing-wen's Visit to Changhua Sparks Intense Debate The visit of Kuomintang (KMT) Chairperson Chiang Hui-c
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China's Central Government Sets New High for Budget Revenue and Expenditure: 3.8 Trillion Yuan Inflow, 3.6 Trillion Yuan Outflow.
Recently, information about the 2023 central government budget has come to light. According to informed sources, this year's total budget revenue and expen
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Taiwan's Integrity Commission Functions Remain Stable Despite Leadership Transition.
The Control Yuan, as Taiwan's constitutional institution, is responsible for supervising the executive, judicial, and legislative branches. Recently, the C
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National Residential Center vows to safeguard landlord and tenant rights over debt claims.
The National Housing Administration has recently responded to the debt repayment issue of Zhào Jī (Chao Chi) Investment and Shuǐ Jī (Shui Ji) Management Co
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Swaziland PM Dlamini leads delegation to Taiwan for stronger economic, cultural ties.
Sudanese Prime Minister Dlamini Maravi Led a Delegation to Visit Taiwan, Marking an Important Visit from the Government of Lesotho. The Kingdom of Lesotho
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Taiwan's Medical Talent and Technology Gain Recognition Internationally
In recent years, Taiwan's participation in the international community has increased significantly, particularly in the medical field, where Taiwan's medic
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Public Pension Top-Up Discrepancies Become Focal Point, Government Cooperates to Ensure Public Servant Rights and Social Stability.
The Legislative Yuan passed the amended act on the pension system for civil servants last December, sparking widespread attention and discussion. One of th
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Taiwanese President Lai Calls for Equal Rights and Healthcare Services for People with Down Syndrome.
President Lai Ching-te held a meeting with the winners of the "Golden Tang Award" and expressed his concern for individuals with Down syndrome and related
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Taiwan Sugar Firm Accused of Knowing About Contaminated Oil Before Sale
Recently, Taiwan Sugar Corporation has been under intense scrutiny regarding whether it was aware in advance of excessive benzopyrene in oil products by Zh
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Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai Calls for Cross-Party Cooperation to Improve Food Safety.
The controversy surrounding the Taiwan Sugar Corporation (Taiwan Sugar) scandal continues to unfold, with Kaohsiung City Mayor Chen Chi-mai recently expres
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Taipei Kindergarten Abuse Scandal Sparks Social Outcry, DPP Blames Mayor for Inaction.
The Shari's kindergarten abuse case has sparked widespread attention in Taiwanese society, with the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) criticizing Taipei M
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China's Expanding Maritime Control Raises Regional Security Concerns: South Korean National Security Director Reveals.
Wu Zhongxie, the secretary-general of Taiwan's National Security Council, recently revealed China's growing maritime control in an interview with Nikkei As
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Military and Civil Servant Benefits Reform Sparks Debate Amid Calls for Greater Representation.
The adjustment of military and civil servant benefits has been a focus of attention in Taiwanese society, particularly during periods of economic downturn.