The CSIS report highlights Taiwan’s growing reliance on China’s military-linked shipyards, raising concerns about national security risks. Evergreen Marine Corp.’s purchases from tier-1 Chinese shipyards indirectly support China’s naval expansion. Read more about the strategic implications.
Taiwan protests South Africa’s unilateral renaming and downgrading of its representative office, calling it "unacceptable." The diplomatic dispute highlights tensions over Taiwan’s international status and China’s influence.
The KMT is set to hold 100 policy briefings nationwide to counter the DPP’s budget plans and recall campaigns. Key topics include a NT$10,000 tax rebate, government spending cuts, and fiscal reforms.
Taichung introduces dinosaur-themed traffic lights near the National Museum of Natural Science, replacing the standard "green man" with a walking dinosaur that breathes fire when the light turns red. Learn more about this creative initiative!
"Taiwan’s 2024 Yushan Forum brings together global leaders, including former Danish PM Anders Fogh Rasmussen and former Slovenian PM Ivan Janša, to discuss expanding Taiwan’s New Southbound Policy+ and strengthening Indo-Pacific ties through digital innovation and strategic cooperation."
Taiwan is set to deport a Chinese influencer who advocated for military annexation of the island. Liu’s residency permit was revoked, and she has 10 days to leave or face forcible removal. Learn more about the case and its implications.
The Fengshan Marathon in Kaohsiung sparked controversy after awarding PLA rifle-shaped trophies to winners. Organizers apologized, promising replacements. Learn more about the incident and public backlash.
Taiwan sets a record NT$10.8 million compensation for the families of six victims who died from food poisoning at Polam Kopitiam. Learn about the deadly toxin, legal consequences, and Taiwan's food safety measures.
Taiwan’s Control Yuan censured the Taipei Rapid Transit Department for construction failures on the Circular Line after the April 3 earthquake. Taipei and New Taipei City plan to sue BES Engineering Corporation for NT$1.927 billion (US$58.42 million) in damages.
Taiwan indicts 18 individuals for illegally dumping waste oil, earning NT$300M in profits. The decade-long scheme involved major businesses. Read the full report.
