Defense Ministry Invests $900M to Build Automated Domestic M1A2T Ammo Line
Taiwan’s armed forces have been actively pursuing defense self‑reliance and the modernization of weapon systems in recent years. All 108 M1A2T tanks purcha
Taiwan’s armed forces have been actively pursuing defense self‑reliance and the modernization of weapon systems in recent years. All 108 M1A2T tanks purcha
As the year‑end local public‑office elections draw nearer, major parties are accelerating their campaign support strategies. The Democratic Progressive Par
A new chapter in substantive diplomacy and parliamentary outreach between Taiwan and Japan was written this month. On the 7th, a seven‑person, cross‑party
The political dynamics in Hsinchu City and the Legislative Yuan have again become a focal point, as the Kuomintang (KMT) and the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP
The founder of U.S. defense‑technology startup Anduril, Lachi, posted on social media this week revealing that the company’s Altius series unmanned aerial
Taiwan’s local political landscape is notoriously fluid, and the recent collapse of the “blue‑white” coalition in the Zhubei mayoral race in Hsinchu County
Kaohsiung City's mayoral race is heating up, candidates from all camps present policies and local concerns, actively seeking the support of the port city's
The Legislative Yuan recently passed the central government’s general budget in a third reading, yet media reports reveal that since the completion of that
The political arena has recently been roiled by a series of child‑protection issues, prompting a heated exchange of accusations. At a press conference on t
President Lai Ching‑te met with the visiting delegation from the Japan‑China Friendship Association of Kanagawa Prefecture in Taipei today. The two sides c
Premier Zhuo Rong‑tai responded today to the Executive Yuan’s recent decision not to co‑sign eight bills that have drawn public attention, stressing that t
Taiwan hosted a large‑scale international trade exhibition last week, once again demonstrating its core position in the global semiconductor supply chain a
Premier Zhuó Róngtài attended the award ceremony held in Taipei on the 7th of this month for the 23rd Government Archives Management Gold File Award and Go
Former President Tsai Ing‑wen visited the Yucheng Sustainable Shelter Park in Taipei today to observe the operation and future development of sheltered emp
Taiwan and its Central American ally Belize have achieved another concrete result in the fields of international cooperation and disaster mitigation. The I
Kaohsiung and Pingtung’s sheltered workshops have recently reported receiving inquiries from the central or local branches of the Kuomintang (KMT) about Mi
President Lai Ching‑te personally attended today’s academy‑induction ceremony for fellows of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) in Hsinchu
Taiwan has been actively expanding its external relations in recent years. Beyond traditional trade and medical cooperation, the island now directs its str
President Lai Ching‑te today traveled to Taoyuan to attend the opening ceremony of the National Defense University Class 196 advanced education program for
Recent shifts in the international geopolitical landscape have produced a subtle yet significant strategic turning point. Media reports indicate that Japan
As the Kaohsiung mayoral race heats up, potential candidates from both the pan‑green and pan‑blue camps have begun to spar over municipal issues, with the
The local political arena in Hsinchu County has been shaken by a dramatic development: the much‑watched blue‑white coalition in Zhubei City and its associa
Vice President Hsiao Mei‑chin visited Hsinchu City today and, together with Democratic Progressive Party mayoral candidate Zhuang Jing‑cheng, took part in
President Lai Ching‑te visited the Taitung Tianhou Temple this morning to offer incense and pray for the nation’s peace and favorable weather. In addition