Taipei: Taiwan’s first direct presidential election in 1996 was a defining moment in its transition to democracy and a declaration to the world that its people would choose their leaders
Taipei: The Office of the President on Friday issued a presidential order promulgating an act aimed at strengthening Taiwan’s defense autonomy and developing its unmanned vehicle industry, after Premier Cho
Ventotene: Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim is visiting Italy to attend an international conference on freedom and democracy, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) confirmed Friday, marking a previously unannounced trip.
Taipei: The Guatemalan Embassy celebrated the Central American country’s 205th independence day at a reception in Taipei on Thursday attended by Taiwanese officials and members of the diplomatic community. Guatemalan
Taipei: Taiwan’s current political deadlock reflects institutional weaknesses that were largely obscured during years of unified government, a U.S. scholar said Wednesday at a symposium in Taipei. Kharis Templeman, a
Taipei: Premier Cho Jung-tai on Wednesday defended the government’s use of a controversial “countersignature” power to block the implementation of bills passed by the opposition-controlled Legislature. This defense came in
Taipei: A rodent’s interruption of a professional baseball game at Taipei Dome on Wednesday sparked renewed discussion of rat control efforts, weeks ahead of the city’s mayoral election.
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Taipei: Taiwan is expanding semiconductor research infrastructure and developing homegrown chip-design software under a government initiative aimed at maintaining the country’s technological edge, the Cabinet said Thursday. Cabinet spokesperson Michel…
