President Lai Ching-te defends Taiwan's sovereignty, declaring that absolute freedom of speech does not cover calls for the nation’s destruction. Rising CCP influence and espionage cases spark renewed debates on national security.
Taiwan’s Premier Cho agrees to brief lawmakers on a NT$88 billion aid proposal to offset impacts of U.S. tariffs on exports. Here's an in-depth look at the plan, political dynamics, and economic implications.
President Lai Ching-te meets tech leaders as Taiwan unveils an NT$88 billion plan to offset the U.S.'s 32% tariff on ICT exports. Learn how Taiwan plans to defend its economy.
Taiwan braces for economic impact as Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs slap a 32% duty on Taiwanese exports. The government unveils a NT$88 billion aid plan for affected industries amid global stock turmoil.
Taiwan faces a 32% U.S. reciprocal tariff due to trade barriers on American goods. Experts urge Taiwan to reassess import policies, negotiate with Washington, and strengthen industrial strategies to mitigate the economic impact.
Taiwan will hold a nationwide earthquake drill on September 21, 2025, simulating a magnitude 8.5 earthquake. The drill will include emergency alerts, tsunami evacuations, and government response exercises to enhance Taiwan’s disaster preparedness.
Taiwan has reported its first fatal Coxsackie B5 enterovirus case in 10 years, after a one-year-old boy died from complications in March 2025. With enterovirus cases rising, the CDC urges parents to watch for severe symptoms and practice strict hygiene measures to prevent further infections.
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.
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 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.
