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Taipei First Girls High School Bans Teachers from Chinese State Media Interviews Amid Political Controversy

Taipei First Girls High School bans teachers from giving interviews to Chinese state media after a controversy involving a teacher’s remarks on CCTV. The move highlights rising cross-strait tensions and concerns over China’s influence on Taiwan’s education system.

Taiwan Expands JN.1 COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign for Seniors Amid Rising Cases

Taiwan is expanding its COVID-19 vaccination efforts, allowing seniors (65+) to receive a second dose of the JN.1 variant vaccine starting April 8. The move comes amid rising cases, with over 90% of severe infections involving unvaccinated individuals. Learn more about vaccine eligibility and availability.

Taiwan’s Executive Yuan Seeks Revote on Pension Increase for Law Enforcement Over Financial Concerns

Taiwan’s Executive Yuan has requested a revote on amendments that increase pensions for police, firefighters, and law enforcement officers. The government warns of financial instability and legal violations, while opposition lawmakers argue for fair compensation. Learn about the implications and next steps in this controversial policy change.

20,000 Indonesian Worshippers Celebrate Eid al-Fitr at Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in Taiwan

"Over 20,000 Indonesian worshippers gathered at Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in Taiwan for Eid al-Fitr prayers. Minister of Labor Hung Sun-han thanked Indonesian workers for their contributions, while the IETO hosted multiple celebrations across the country. Read more about the significance of this event and Taiwan’s commitment to improving migrant worker conditions."

Taipei Rally Highlights Migrant Workers’ Struggles and Gaza Conflict Amid Global “One Billion Rising” Movement

A powerful rally at Taipei Main Station highlighted the struggles of female migrant workers in Taiwan and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, calling for justice and policy reforms.

Taiwan Pledges Financial and Humanitarian Aid to Myanmar Following Devastating Earthquake

Taiwan pledges US$50,000 in aid to Myanmar following the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake, with Buddhist organizations and businesses also stepping in to support rescue and relief efforts. Read more about Taiwan’s humanitarian response and international aid efforts.

Taiwan’s Historic High Swing Festival in Chiayi City: A 200-Year-Old Tradition Lives On

Discover the historic high swing festival in Chiayi City, Taiwan, a 200-year-old Taoist tradition that symbolizes prayers for blessings and protection. Learn about its origins, cultural significance, and how women have recently joined the event.

Taiwan’s New F-16V Fighter Jets: Enhanced Power, Weapons Capacity, and Strategic Advantage

Taiwan is set to enhance its air defense capabilities with the new F-16V fighter jets, featuring increased thrust, advanced radar, and greater weapons capacity. Learn about their strategic importance, deployment plans, and geopolitical impact.

Myanmar Students in Taiwan May Face Financial Struggles After Devastating Earthquake

Myanmar students in Taiwan may face financial difficulties after the 7.7-magnitude earthquake devastated their home country. Learn how the Ministry of Education and universities are offering support.

Taiwanese Woman Trapped in Collapsed Hotel After Myanmar Earthquake, Rescue Efforts Ongoing

Taiwanese woman trapped in a collapsed hotel in Myanmar after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake. Taiwan raises travel alert, awaits request to send rescue teams. Over 1,000 dead in Myanmar and Thailand.

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