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Hsiao attends Mission Readiness Test for rescue dogs
Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim attended the opening of the Mission Readiness Test for rescue dogs in Nantou County, supporting Taiwan-Japan teams. The event aligns Taiwan’s training with international standards, allowing certified dogs to join overseas missions.2025/11/26 08:00 -
Taiwan weather shift brings cooler temps, more clouds
Meteorologist Wu Sheng-yu forecasts cooler weather in Taiwan as a cold high-pressure system moves south. Expect increased cloudiness and varying temperatures.2025/11/26 06:00 -
Singer Rainie Yang celebrates 25 years with fan event
Rainie Yang will host a fan meeting in Taipei on Dec. 21 to celebrate her 25th anniversary in the industry. She plans to share tangyuan and may perform a new song.2025/11/25 22:00 -
Tokyo says Takaichi’s Taiwan comments don’t shift policy
Japan’s stance on Taiwan remains unchanged. Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks don’t alter policy. Existential threat assessment needs comprehensive info. Japan values Taiwan Strait peace for security.2025/11/25 17:04 -
Taiwan to introduce unmanned vehicles for defense: Lai
President Lai Ching-te presides over a military promotion ceremony, highlighting Taiwan’s defense modernization. He announces new equipment and tactics to counter threats.2025/11/25 16:20 -
DPP legislator says recall campaign was citizen-led
Legislator Puma Shen emphasized the citizen-led nature of a recent recall campaign, dismissing claims of orchestrators. He highlighted civic issues and praised democratic efforts. DPP’s Rosalia Wu acknowledged the need for strategic improvements following the recall’s outcome.2025/11/25 16:00 -
Entertainer Mickey Huang gets suspended prison term
Taiwan High Court sentences Mickey Huang to 1 year, 6 months, suspended for 4 years, for downloading sexual images of minors. Focus shifts to public awareness and legal reforms.2025/11/25 14:22 -
Lai calls for layered defense against authoritarian threats
President Lai Ching-te led a military promotion ceremony, stressing Taiwan’s defense needs amid global challenges. He urged focus on democracy, training, and innovation.2025/11/25 14:21 -
Taiwan to send advisory group to Japan for tourism boost
Premier Cho Jung-tai announced a national policy advisory group’s visit to Japan to boost tourism. The government plans incentives to enhance domestic travel and counter misunderstandings.2025/11/25 14:00 -
Japan bolsters defense with missiles near Taiwan
Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi visited Yonaguni Island on Nov. 23 to confirm plans for a missile unit deployment. This move aims to enhance deterrence amid rising regional tensions. Koizumi stressed the importance of strengthening Japan’s Self-Defense Forces and cooperation with U.S. forces.2025/11/25 12:00 -
Taiwan monitors Trump-Xi call on key Taiwan issues
Taiwan’s Taipei office in the U.S. monitors a call between Trump and Xi on Taiwan issues. The discussion covers Ukraine, trade, and future visits amid tense Sino-Japanese ties.2025/11/25 10:10 -
Northeast monsoon cools northern Taiwan to 16-18°C
A northeast monsoon cools northern Taiwan, with temperatures dropping to 16-18°C. Meteorologist Wu Der-romg predicts rain in windward areas and a dry spell in the east. Another monsoon may bring rain Thursday, but conditions will clear by Friday.2025/11/25 10:00 -
Highway Bureau announces Tamkang Bridge May 2026 opening
Lin Fu-shan announced events for the Tamkang Bridge opening in New Taipei City. Running and cycling events in April 2026 will precede the May 9 ceremony.2025/11/25 08:00 -
Northeast monsoon strengthens bringing cooler weather
Taiwan braces for shifting weather as the northeast monsoon strengthens. Expect scattered showers and cooler temperatures. Typhoon Koto may form by Wednesday.2025/11/25 07:00 -
82% of Taiwan consumers use credit cards daily: Survey
Mastercard’s 2025 survey reveals 82% of Taiwanese use credit cards for daily transactions. High rewards drive card applications, with e-commerce and convenience stores popular.2025/11/25 06:00 -
Northeast monsoon to intensify bringing cooler temps
Taiwan experienced clear skies with evening showers in Keelung on Nov. 24. A tropical disturbance east of the Philippines won’t affect Taiwan. Expect cooler nights as the northeast monsoon intensifies.2025/11/24 23:00 -
Taiwan pledges support for labor insurance fund stability
Labor Minister Hung Sun-han assures Taiwan’s labor insurance system stability, revealing plans for legislative financial support. Amendments emphasize government role.2025/11/24 21:00 -
Ministry announces carbon fee cuts amid U.S. tariff fears
Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment plans a 20% carbon fee discount for high-risk industries in 2024. This aims to counter U.S. tariffs as Taiwan’s carbon fee system begins.2025/11/24 20:00 -
Indigenous students surpass peers in digital video remixing
Researchers in Taiwan reveal Indigenous students excel in digital skills, challenging stereotypes. The study shows they outperform peers in video remixing and cloud-sharing.2025/11/24 19:00 -
TWICE concerts generate NT$500 million for Kaohsiung
Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai praised TWICE’s concerts for boosting the local economy, drawing 180,000 fans and generating NT$500 million. The events set a metro record and spurred business in commercial areas.2025/11/24 18:00 -
Taiwan launches Hokkien teaching program in schools
Taiwan’s Ministry of Education launches a Hokkien teaching program for schools, benefiting over 23,000 students. The initiative includes workshops and cultural integration.2025/11/24 16:58 -
Shin Kong Life drops land rights, clears path for Nvidia
Taipei Deputy Mayor Lee Shu-chuan announced Shin Kong Life Insurance canceled land rights in Beitou-Shilin Technology Park, paving the way for Nvidia’s Taiwan HQ.2025/11/24 16:51 -
Taiwan market gains 0.26% amid high trading activity
The Taipei stock market closed up 69.3 points at 26,504.24 on Nov. 24, with a trading volume of NT$713.013 billion. Plastics led gains, while electronics fell.2025/11/24 16:00 -
Taiwan launches new long-term care facility in Taichung
Fengyuan Hospital in Taichung City opened a new long-term care facility, with Premier Cho Jung-tai announcing plans for Long-term Care 3.0, set to start in 2026.2025/11/24 15:51 -
Taiwan’s crisis preparedness guide distribution costs NT$64M
Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan discusses the distribution of the ＂Taiwan National Public Safety Guide,＂ aimed at enhancing disaster preparedness. The guide reaches 9.8 million households, with completion expected by Jan. 5.2025/11/24 15:00
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