Taiwan, Belize Sign Four-Year MoU to Build Disaster Defense Network
Taiwan and its Central American ally Belize have achieved another concrete result in the fields of international cooperation and disaster mitigation. The I
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
A recent consumer incident at a sheltered workshop in southern Taiwan has drawn significant attention. Sheltered workshops in Kaohsiung and Pingtung reveal
As Taiwan’s local elections continue to heat up, central Taiwan remains a fiercely contested political battleground, and the mayoral race in Taichung has d
President Lai Ching‑te of the Republic of China attended this evening’s Zhongyuan (Ghost Festival) communal dinner hosted by the Taxi Drivers’ Trade Union
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) moved the “Taiwan Good Life” 2026 county‑and‑city policy briefing to Miaoli County on the 6th, an event that drew a
The atmosphere of the New Taipei mayoral race remains hot despite continuous rain, showing no sign of being dampened by the weather. Seen as a key prelude
Former Presidential Adviser and former Vice President of the Legislative Yuan Rao Ying‑chi passed away recently at the age of ninety‑three. His funeral was
The electoral landscape in Hsinchu County has recently undergone a major shift. The central committee of the People’s Party announced on the 6th that, rega
The Republic of China Armed Forces are intensifying preparations for a series of annual live‑fire combined‑arms exercises aimed at bolstering the combat ca
The election countdown has turned the focus of observers onto the auxiliary campaign strategies and the integration of local factions across the political
As the 81st United Nations General Assembly prepares to convene at the UN headquarters in New York on September 8, overseas Taiwanese communities around th
The race for the Chang‑Chang County magistrate has intensified, and on the day Kuomintang (KMT) candidate Wei Pingzheng held a rally to launch his campaign
Former President Tsai Ing-wen travelled south to Kaohsiung today to attend the book‑launch event of incumbent mayor Chen Chi‑mai. The gathering was not onl
Since the start of the election campaign, candidates across Taiwan’s counties and cities have been caught in an intense and tightly packed schedule. From e
Security in the sea and airspace surrounding Taiwan has again drawn intense attention from all quarters. According to the Ministry of National Defense’s la