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President Lai Ching-te announced the resignation of DPP spokespersons, appointing Lee Kun-cheng as their replacement. Lai highlighted Taiwan’s economic growth and tax relief measures, urging officials to promote these achievements.

Meteorologist Wu De-romg forecasts a temperature drop in northern Taiwan starting Dec. 3, with lows of 12-15°C. Expect colder dawns and possible rain by Dec. 8.

Sanae Takaichi reaffirms Japan’s stance on Taiwan, respecting the 1972 Japan-China Joint Communiqué. Her comments spark reactions, highlighting diplomatic tensions.

DIGITIMES’ Tech Forum in Taipei highlighted AI’s transformative impact on the semiconductor industry. Experts predict significant market growth and structural changes by 2026.

Taiwan’s NSC warns of security threats after China’s drills. Lin Fei-fan criticizes KMT and TPP for blocking defense budget. President Lai proposes NT$1.25 trillion plan.

The Asia TV Forum & Market in Singapore showcases Taiwan’s creative industry with 92 companies and over 260 works. Discover Taiwan’s diverse content and global potential.

Prosecutors in Taiwan seek a NT$120 million fine against Tokyo Electron for alleged national security law violations. The case involves trade secret theft from TSMC.

Taiwan’s NSB Director Tsai Ming-yen announced China’s ＂Joint Sword-C＂ military exercise on Dec. 13, coinciding with Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day. Taiwan will collaborate with allies to assess provocations. International navigation in the Taiwan Strait underscores global commitment to peace.

Researchers in Chiayi found Reeves’s muntjac often appear with other wildlife in infrared footage. This study aids ecological research by revealing animal behavior patterns.

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung discusses tensions between China and Japan, emphasizing cooperation and communication. He highlights Taiwan’s diplomatic efforts and defense strategies.

Hsinchu councilors clashed over the 2026 budget. DPP and NPP wanted a line-by-line review. KMT, TPP, and independents supported bundling. The final vote approved an NT$80 million cut.

The China Coast Guard intercepted a Japanese fishing vessel near the Diaoyutai Islands, escalating tensions with Japan. This marks the 29th Chinese entry into the disputed waters in 2025.

TWICE fans faced ticket chaos as the ＂This Is For World Tour in Taipei＂ presale sold out in three minutes. Many missed out due to code issues. General sale on Dec. 4.

Taiwan’s defense budget proposal sparks debate, with a 186.2% increase over nine years. Concerns arise over potential ’Ukrainization’ and budget allocation.

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung expresses optimism about Honduras’ election, aiming for strong ties with pro-Taiwan candidates. The U.S. bolsters Taiwan relations with the Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act, enhancing diplomatic engagement.

The ＂Stranger Things＂ pop-up store in Taipei, opened Dec. 2, features a unique photo area and exclusive merchandise. Fans eagerly await the show’s fifth season.

President Trump signed the Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act, requiring the U.S. State Department to review Taiwan relations. Taiwan values this for regional stability.

A cold front hits Taiwan, dropping temperatures to 14-16°C in the north and central regions. Expect rain and strong winds through Dec. 5, with a chance of mountain snow.

TVBS News reports a tight race in Kaohsiung between DPP’s Lai Jui-lung and KMT’s Ko Chih-en. Polls show differing leads, with environmental issues and allegations influencing the campaign.

The ＂Alishan Divine Journey＂ event, starting Dec. 19, blends spirituality and tourism in Alishan. Mazu statues from 18 townships will tour, promoting cultural heritage and tourism.

The Associação Taiwan-Brasil de Intercâmbio Cultural e Artístico will curate a Taiwanese film showcase at São Paulo’s MIS on Dec. 6-7. Discover Taiwanese culture through films like ＂KANO＂ and ＂Cape No. 7.＂

Meteorologists predict wet and cold weather in northern Taiwan as the northeast monsoon moves south on Dec. 2. Expect temperature drops and possible snowfall.

An archaeology exhibition opened Tuesday in Tainan’s historical Anping District, Taiwan’s oldest urban district, showcasing Dutch colonial history through Feb. 28, 2026. The exhibition, ＂Archaeological Court x Time Embassy - Recreating the Town of Zeelandia,＂ features light sculpture projections, immersive environments, and historical mystery-solving experiences, marking the city’s 400th anniversary. The exhibition showcases remnants of the Dutch colonial district and Qing-era buildings uncovered by archaeologists. Lin Wei-hsu, deputy director of the Cultural Affairs Bureau, emphasized that years of archaeological research in Anping have culminated in a vivid reconstruction of the Dutch colonial city and Tayouan, the historical name of a settlement during the Dutch period. The exhibition integrates mobile online games, puzzle-solving activities, guided tours, and children’s theater.

Taiwan’s tourism chief Chen Yu-hsiu announced the country may not hit its 9 million visitor target this year due to natural disasters and flight cancellations.

Miaoli County officials in Taiwan launch inspections of high-risk buildings after a deadly fire in Hong Kong. They focus on safety training and disaster prevention.