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…
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: President Lai Ching-te on Wednesday expressed gratitude to Palau for its unwavering support for Taiwan’s international presence amidst evolving geopolitical dynamics while accepting the credentials of Gaafar Uherbelau, Palau’s
Taipei: Taiwan’s increasing defense strategies may be aiming to send a reassuring message to the United States rather than serve as a deterrent to Beijing, according to a discussion by
Taipei: Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Lin Tai-hua, who was indicted last year over false expense claims, was charged on Wednesday with embezzling over NT$13.79 million (US$438,492) in campaign funds.
