Taiwan’s democratic system has long relied on grassroots representatives and village chiefs to serve as the frontline bridge between citizens and governmen
Premier Zhuo Rongtai attended the 93rd Armed Forces Appreciation series event on the 5th and publicly stated that the government will continue to firmly en
The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) hosted its first large‑scale U.S. education fair in Taiwan today, a highly anticipated event that focused on artific
President Lai Ching‑te met with the board members and trustees of the National Bar Association and the chairpersons of local bar associations today. In his
President Lai Ching-te publicly stated today that over the past two years, the Legislative Yuan has substantially cut and frozen the Ministry of Culture's
The National Chung‑Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) recently disclosed an abnormal surge of expired procurement data being distributed thr
Taiwan has been confronting a severe dual challenge in recent years: rapid population aging and the aging of its urban environments. In many metropolitan a
President Lai Ching‑te personally presented a Commendation Order today in Taipei to Gao Xijun, founder of the Vision & World Cultural Enterprise Group, in
The mayoral race in Zhubei City, Hsinchu County, has recently become a focal point of political attention, as the anticipated cooperation between the blue
The Ministry of National Defense released the latest dynamics in the Taiwan Strait surrounding sea and airspace today, stating that the armed forces, begin
Foreign Minister Lin Chia‑lung recently attended the 2026 Trusted Semiconductor Supply Chain Partners Forum held at the venue of the International Semicond
In the ongoing debate over Taiwan’s future and international standing, the interpretation of historical documents often forms a cornerstone of competing ar
The 55th Pacific Islands Forum concluded recently, yet the absence of several member‑state leaders sparked considerable attention and was interpreted by so
Local public official elections in Taiwan, held every four years, have always served as an important indicator for evaluating the central government's perf
The highly anticipated "Nine-in-One" local elections in Taiwan's local autonomy history officially closed their registration period this evening, following
As the electoral deployment for New Taipei City officially enters a heated phase, the registration process for candidates in the 2026 nine-in-one local pub
Shortly after Taiwan's Armed Forces Day, public respect and appreciation for the military officers and soldiers have not faded with the conclusion of the h
The registration period for the 2026 nine‑in‑one local elections in Taiwan closed on April 4, and the race for mayor of Tainan City—one of the core battleg
The Taiwan Strait Relations Research Group of Tokyo University visited the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan today to discuss the current security situ
With the official registration period for the nine-in-one local elections coming to a close, the mayoral and city council races in Taoyuan City have fully
The critical position of Taiwan's semiconductor industry in the global supply chain has drawn intense international attention in recent years amid the evol
Reviewing recent shifts in Taiwan’s political landscape, the personal journey of Kaohsiung mayor Chen Chi‑ma i stands out as one of the most dramatic and i
President Lai Ching‑te traveled south today to attend Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi‑mai’s book‑launch event, drawing intense attention in political circles and
As the Mid‑Autumn Festival approaches, the seasonal pomelo—symbolic of reunion and good fortune—has entered its peak sales period. To expand market channel
