London: Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) on Thursday signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with a U.K.-based group to boost collaboration on a bilateral space supply chain. The MOU
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed slightly lower Friday after moving in a narrow range as turnover shrank amid the expanding military conflict in the Middle East, dealers said. The Taiex,
Taipei: Inflation in Taiwan rose 1.75 percent in February, and is expected to remain below the 2 percent warning threshold in March, despite rising oil prices driven by the war
Tokyo: Team Taiwan was routed 13-0 by defending champion “Samurai Japan” in the World Baseball Classic (WBC) in Tokyo, marking its second consecutive loss in the tournament and placing its
Taipei: An opposition-backed motion to condemn Premier Cho Jung-tai over his refusal to countersign three legal amendments advanced to a second reading in the Legislature on Friday.
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Taipei: Defense Minister Wellington Koo warned Friday that a special defense budget bill unveiled by the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) a day earlier could derail the procurement of five weapons systems
Taipei: A small fraction of the government’s fiscal 2026 budget, including funding for the TPass commuter initiative, successfully passed a second reading in the Legislature on Friday. The approved amount
Taipei: Three competing special budget bills proposed by the Cabinet and the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) advanced to committee Friday after months of legislative deadlock over
