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Taiwan to Send WHA Action Team Despite No Invitation, Reaffirms Global Health Commitment Amid Political Pressure

Taiwan to send WHA Action Team despite being excluded from the 2025 World Health Assembly. Health Minister Chiu emphasizes global health unity over politics, reaffirming Taiwan’s humanitarian and medical leadership.

Taiwan Expands Worker Relief Program to Include Tariff-Affected Sectors Amid U.S. Trade Pressure

Taiwan expands its worker relief program to include employees furloughed due to U.S. tariffs. Learn how this program works, who qualifies, and what it means for Taiwan’s labor force.

Taiwan’s First Domestically Built Submarine Narwhal Faces Setbacks, Sea Trials Delayed

Taiwan’s first domestically built submarine, the Narwhal, faces significant delays in its sea trials, raising concerns about the country's defense capabilities. Read about the technical setbacks and political implications surrounding this high-profile project.

Taiwan to Rely on 84% Fossil Fuels After Nuclear Phase-Out in May 2025: What It Means for Energy Security and Climate Goals

Taiwan will become 84% reliant on fossil fuels after shutting down its last nuclear plant in May 2025. Explore the energy, environmental, and political consequences of this bold move.

Japan’s LDP Youth Division Visits Taiwan to Bolster Strategic and Grassroots Ties

A delegation from Japan’s LDP Youth Division visits Taiwan for high-level meetings with President Lai and other leaders, signaling deeper youth, political, and strategic ties amid regional tensions.

Former Taiwan Vice President Chen Chien-jen Hopes President Lai Will Attend New Pope’s Inauguration Amid Strengthening Vatican Ties

Former Taiwan Vice President Chen Chien-jen hopes President Lai Ching-te will attend the next pope’s inauguration, after reinforcing Taiwan's Vatican ties during Pope Francis' funeral. Read the full story.

Former Vice President Chen Chien-jen Represents Taiwan at Pope Francis’ Funeral, Strengthening International Ties

Former Taiwan Vice President Chen Chien-jen attended Pope Francis’ funeral as President Lai Ching-te’s envoy, strengthening diplomatic ties with the Vatican and engaging world leaders like Joe Biden and Japan’s foreign minister.

Taiwan’s Envoy Pays Final Tribute to Pope Francis at Vatican, Underscoring Deep Ties with Holy See

Former Taiwan Vice President Chen Chien-jen visits the Vatican as envoy to mourn Pope Francis, reaffirming Taiwan’s strong diplomatic and spiritual ties with the Holy See amid a global farewell.

Taiwan’s President Condemns Deadly Kashmir Attack, Expresses Solidarity with India

Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te condemns the deadly Kashmir attack and expresses solidarity with India. Read how this rare move signals Taiwan’s growing global engagement and moral diplomacy.

U.S. Challenges China’s Interpretation of UN Resolution 2758 Regarding Taiwan

The U.S. criticizes China's interpretation of UN Resolution 2758, asserting it doesn't preclude Taiwan's participation in the UN, marking a significant diplomatic stance.​

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