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Politics • 06/12/25

New Road Project Set to Boost Property Market in Taiwan's Bade District

Major infrastructure development promises improved connectivity and potential for significant real estate growth.

The Taoyuan City Government has officially approved the urban planning amendment for the development of a new road section in Bade District. This project will create a new 3.5-kilometer-long, 24 to 30-meter-wide surface road connecting Heqiang Road to Jieshou Road. The initiative aims to enhanc...

Major Road Collapse Creates 2-Meter Deep Sinkhole in New Taipei City, Prompting Emergency Road Closure
World • 04/12/25

Major Road Collapse Creates 2-Meter Deep Sinkhole in New Taipei City, Prompting Emergency Road Closure

Prosecutors Investigate Alleged Budget Inflation in Taiwan's Third LNG Terminal Project
Politics • 03/12/25

Prosecutors Investigate Alleged Budget Inflation in Taiwan's Third LNG Terminal Project

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Unveils New North Concourse to Boost Passenger Capacity
World • 02/12/25

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Unveils New North Concourse to Boost Passenger Capacity

Enhanced facilities and expanded boarding gates set to significantly increase airport throughput.

A significant step forward in enhancing air travel infrastructure is being taken at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport with the commencement of a trial run for the north concourse of its new Terminal 3. This development, announced by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, is poised to substantially increase the airport's capacity. The addition of eight new boarding gates is expected to provide more aircraft parking spaces, a crucial element for accommodating a growing number of flights. Officials estimate that this expansion will boost the airport's annual passenger capacity by an impressive 5.8 million. The north concourse, a design marvel envisioned by a team led...

Politics • 02/12/25

Taiwan Legislature Approves NT$27 Billion for Hualien Reconstruction After Devastating Floods

World • 02/12/25

Major Water Outages Across Seven Taiwanese Cities: Up to 53 Hours Without Supply

Politics • 02/12/25

New Taipei City to Hold Contractor Accountable for Three-Day Water Outage Affecting 62,000 Households

Politics • 02/12/25

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport's Terminal 3 North Concourse Begins Trial Operations, Welcoming First Passengers

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Tamshui River Bridge Inaugural Run Sparks Controversy: Central Government Accused of Poor Communication with Local Communities
Politics • 01 Dec '25

Tamshui River Bridge Inaugural Run Sparks Controversy: Central Government Accused of Poor Communication with Local Communities

Upcoming bridge opening marred by lack of local awareness for planned pre-opening event.

The Tamshui River Bridge, a significant landmark spanning the Tamshui River, is ...

Taipei City Plans Social Housing on Prime Land, Facing Resident Opposition Over Resources
Politics • 29 Nov '25

Taipei City Plans Social Housing on Prime Land, Facing Resident Opposition Over Resources

Concerns about school enrollment, parking, and community impact arise as a new social housing project is slated for a high-value urban area.

A new social housing project, Jin Hua Social Housing, is scheduled to commence c...

Kaohsiung Faces Widespread Water Outage: 10-Hour Disruption Affects 600,000 Households on December 7th
World • 28 Nov '25

Kaohsiung Faces Widespread Water Outage: 10-Hour Disruption Affects 600,000 Households on December 7th

Residents in 11 districts are advised to store water as essential maintenance on the Chengcing Lake Water Treatment Plant's power supply system necessitates a significant shutdown.

Residents of Kaohsiung are urged to prepare for a substantial water outage sched...

Army Artillery Training Command's Arrival in Tainan's Guanmiao District Spurs Calls for Transportation Upgrades
Politics • 27 Nov '25

Army Artillery Training Command's Arrival in Tainan's Guanmiao District Spurs Calls for Transportation Upgrades

Thousands of personnel and students are expected, prompting urgent needs for improved public transit and urban planning.

The Army Artillery Training Command recently established its presence in ...

US Senators Propose Bill to Fortify Undersea Cable Security Amid Global Threats
Politics • 27 Nov '25

US Senators Propose Bill to Fortify Undersea Cable Security Amid Global Threats

New Legislation Aims to Enhance US Role in Protecting Critical Internet Infrastructure

Several United States senators have introduced the "Strategic Subsea Cables Act ...

Taiwan's New Expressway to Yilan: A Game-Changer for Travel Time and Congestion Relief
Politics • 26 Nov '25

Taiwan's New Expressway to Yilan: A Game-Changer for Travel Time and Congestion Relief

Government Approves Feasibility Study for Taiwan Highway 62 Extension, Promising Under an Hour Commute and a Vital Alternative to the Congested National Freeway 5.

The Executive Yuan has officially approved the feasibility study for extending T...

Taiwan to Acquire Advanced Anti-Drone Systems Capable of Hijacking Chinese Drones
Politics • 24 Nov '25

Taiwan to Acquire Advanced Anti-Drone Systems Capable of Hijacking Chinese Drones

New Technology Aims to Neutralize Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Raising Privacy Concerns

Taiwan's National Security Council and the Ministry of National Defense are pre...

Thailand's Tourism Tax Faces Persistent Delays Despite Significant Revenue Potential
World • 21 Nov '25

Thailand's Tourism Tax Faces Persistent Delays Despite Significant Revenue Potential

Political shifts and industry concerns stall a proposed fee aimed at bolstering tourism infrastructure and traveler safety in Thailand.

Thailand's long-anticipated plan to implement a tourism tax for international vi...

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Society • 18 Nov '25

Tragic Fire in "Da Xi Shi" Community Sparks Urgent Calls for Urban Safety Reforms in Taiwan

A devastating blaze, claiming 16 lives, exposes critical infrastructure flaws and highlights Taiwan's recurring pattern of reform driven by tragedy.

The narrow streets and haphazard parking of motorcycles in older residential ar...

Kao-hsiung's Lin-yuan District Faces 16-Hour Water Suspension for Pipeline Replacement
World • 16 Nov '25

Kao-hsiung's Lin-yuan District Faces 16-Hour Water Suspension for Pipeline Replacement

Residents in seven key streets are advised to store water as essential infrastructure upgrades are scheduled.

Residents in specific areas of Kao-hsiung City's Lin-yuan District are urged to ...

Taiwan Approves NT$27 Billion for Hualien Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction
Politics • 13 Nov '25

Taiwan Approves NT$27 Billion for Hualien Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction

Comprehensive Plan to Rebuild Areas Affected by Matai'an Creek Barrier Lake Disaster

Taipei, Taiwan – The Executive Yuan has officially approved a special budget o...

Australia's Spy Chief Reveals Chinese Hacking Attempts on Critical Infrastructure
World • 12 Nov '25

Australia's Spy Chief Reveals Chinese Hacking Attempts on Critical Infrastructure

Concerns rise over potential economic disruption and espionage targeting telecommunications and vital services.

The head of Australia's intelligence agency has revealed that hackers affiliated...

China's Sichuan Province: Newly Built Hongqi Bridge Suffers Partial Collapse Due to Landslides
World • 12 Nov '25

China's Sichuan Province: Newly Built Hongqi Bridge Suffers Partial Collapse Due to Landslides

Landslides triggered by worsening mountain conditions cause sections of the Hongqi bridge and its approach to crumble, disrupting a key route to Tibet.

A section of a recently constructed bridge in China's southwestern Sichuan provi...

Taoyuan Unveils Ambitious Plan for Taiwan's Largest Social Housing Complex
Politics • 10 Nov '25

Taoyuan Unveils Ambitious Plan for Taiwan's Largest Social Housing Complex

Nearly 1,000-Unit Development Set to Transform Taoyuan Aerotropolis by 2031

In a significant move to address housing needs, the Taoyuan City Government in T...

Typhoon Kalmaegi Devastates Philippines: Death Toll Rises to 188, Nearly 400,000 Displaced
World • 07 Nov '25

Typhoon Kalmaegi Devastates Philippines: Death Toll Rises to 188, Nearly 400,000 Displaced

President Marcos Jr. Declares National State of Calamity as Search and Rescue Efforts Continue Amidst Widespread Destruction.

The Philippines is grappling with the aftermath of Typhoon Kalmaegi, locally kno...

Taiwan Approves $323 Million Investment to Boost Tourism and Economic Growth
World • 06 Nov '25

Taiwan Approves $323 Million Investment to Boost Tourism and Economic Growth

A four-year plan aims to enhance domestic and international appeal, projecting significant economic returns.

The Executive Yuan has given the green light to a substantial NT$10 billion (app...

Philippines: Typhoon Kalmaegi Claims Over 100 Lives Amidst Unprecedented Flooding
World • 05 Nov '25

Philippines: Typhoon Kalmaegi Claims Over 100 Lives Amidst Unprecedented Flooding

Devastating Typhoon Kalmaegi Triggers Worst Floods in Memory, Leaving a Trail of Destruction and Questioning Flood Control Funds

The Philippines is grappling with the aftermath of Typhoon Kalmaegi, which has t...

Tamsui-Xinyi Line Extension Approved: New Light Rail Phase to Connect Tamsui MRT Station to Fisherman's Wharf
Politics • 31 Oct '25

Tamsui-Xinyi Line Extension Approved: New Light Rail Phase to Connect Tamsui MRT Station to Fisherman's Wharf

Major Infrastructure Upgrade for Tamsui, Taiwan Promises Enhanced Connectivity and Tourism.

The Ministry of the Interior announced that the Urban Planning Committee has off...

Taiwan Legislature Approves Special Bill for Hualien Reconstruction After Floods
Politics • 31 Oct '25

Taiwan Legislature Approves Special Bill for Hualien Reconstruction After Floods

Swift Action Taken to Fund and Expedite Recovery Efforts in Affected Areas

The Legislative Yuan in Taiwan has successfully passed a special bill dedicated ...

Taiwan Legislators Advance Stricter Penalties for Intentional Damage to Critical Undersea Infrastructure
Politics • 30 Oct '25

Taiwan Legislators Advance Stricter Penalties for Intentional Damage to Critical Undersea Infrastructure

New Legislation Aims to Deter Sabotage and Negligence Affecting Telecommunications and Utilities

In a significant move to bolster maritime security and protect vital infrastruct...

New Bridge Construction in Taiwan Sparks Resident Protests, Mayor Expresses Frustration
Politics • 29 Oct '25

New Bridge Construction in Taiwan Sparks Resident Protests, Mayor Expresses Frustration

Residents voice concerns over traffic changes and lack of consultation during groundbreaking ceremony for Success Bridge II.

Construction has begun on the Success Bridge II in Taoyuan, Taiwan, a project ai...

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport's Third Runway Delayed to 2032 Amidst Relocation Challenges
Politics • 28 Oct '25

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport's Third Runway Delayed to 2032 Amidst Relocation Challenges

Over 600 households still need to relocate, pushing back the completion of a crucial infrastructure project by 23 months and increasing costs.

The expansion of Taiwan's Taoyuan International Airport, specifically the constr...

Taoyuan Airport's Third Runway Project Faces Two-Year Delay, Now Slated for 2032 Completion
Politics • 28 Oct '25

Taoyuan Airport's Third Runway Project Faces Two-Year Delay, Now Slated for 2032 Completion

Resident relocation and construction timelines shift, impacting expansion plans for a key aviation hub in Taiwan.

Taoyuan International Airport Corp. has announced a revised timeline for the com...

Taiwan Spearheads Global Effort to Secure Vital Undersea Communication Cables
Politics • 28 Oct '25

Taiwan Spearheads Global Effort to Secure Vital Undersea Communication Cables

New Initiative Aims to Foster International Cooperation and Resilience in Digital Infrastructure

Taiwan has officially launched a significant global initiative designed to enhan...

New Northbound Exit Ramp at Guoguang 1 Wugu Interchange Opens, Slashing Travel Time by 20 Minutes
Politics • 27 Oct '25

New Northbound Exit Ramp at Guoguang 1 Wugu Interchange Opens, Slashing Travel Time by 20 Minutes

Major Infrastructure Improvement Promises Smoother Commutes for New Taipei City Residents

A significant infrastructure project aimed at alleviating long-standing traffic ...

Taiwan's Taoyuan MRT Project Faces Allegations of Using Prohibited Chinese and Disqualified Materials
Politics • 27 Oct '25

Taiwan's Taoyuan MRT Project Faces Allegations of Using Prohibited Chinese and Disqualified Materials

Whistleblower reports reveal potential violations in construction, including the use of Chinese-made stone and tiles from a suspended Taiwanese company, leading to quality concerns and structural issues.

Construction on the Taoyuan MRT Green Line in Taiwan is reportedly embroiled in ...

Retaining Wall Collapse in Taiwan: Early Warning System Prevents Disaster
World • 25 Oct '25

Retaining Wall Collapse in Taiwan: Early Warning System Prevents Disaster

Residents evacuated just in time as a retaining wall, previously showing signs of damage, gave way after heavy rainfall in New Taipei City.

A significant landslide incident occurred in the Jinxiu community of Xindian Dis...

Indonesia's Natuna Naval Base Fully Operational to Secure South China Sea Borders
World • 25 Oct '25

Indonesia's Natuna Naval Base Fully Operational to Secure South China Sea Borders

Key naval installations inspected, community programs highlighted, and infrastructure upgrades planned to bolster defense in strategically vital region.

The Indonesian Navy's Fourth Main Naval Base Command (Kodaeral IV) has confirmed...

Tainan Set to Launch First MRT Line, Ending Its Status as the Only Major City Without One
Politics • 22 Oct '25

Tainan Set to Launch First MRT Line, Ending Its Status as the Only Major City Without One

A significant step forward for public transportation in Taiwan's historic capital.

Tainan is no longer the sole major metropolitan area in Taiwan without an MRT sy...

Tainan's First MRT Blue Line Gets Green Light, Paving Way for Modern Public Transit
Politics • 22 Oct '25

Tainan's First MRT Blue Line Gets Green Light, Paving Way for Modern Public Transit

Cabinet approval marks a significant step towards a new era of transportation for Taiwan's historic city, with construction anticipated by late 2026.

The Cabinet has officially approved the development of Tainan's inaugural Mass R...

Indonesia Plans Massive Sea Wall to Safeguard 50 Million People from Rising Seas
World • 21 Oct '25

Indonesia Plans Massive Sea Wall to Safeguard 50 Million People from Rising Seas

President Prabowo Subianto announces ambitious project to combat climate change impacts along Java's north coast.

Indonesia is set to embark on the construction of a monumental sea wall along th...

New Lake Forms on Matanxi River, Overflowing and Impacting Local Infrastructure
Environment • 21 Oct '25

New Lake Forms on Matanxi River, Overflowing and Impacting Local Infrastructure

Authorities monitor the situation as a newly formed landslide lake on the Matanxi River in Hualien County begins to overflow, causing mud and water to reach a temporary bridge.

A landslide on the upper reaches of the Matanxi River in Guangfu Township, Huali...

Global Internet Disruption: Amazon Web Services Outage Affects Millions Worldwide
World • 21 Oct '25

Global Internet Disruption: Amazon Web Services Outage Affects Millions Worldwide

A widespread technical failure at Amazon Web Services led to significant disruptions across numerous popular platforms and essential services, impacting users globally.

A major outage at Amazon Web Services (AWS), a leading cloud computing provider,...

Taipei Port Flooding: Viral Video Sparks Concern, Authorities Clarify Situation
World • 20 Oct '25

Taipei Port Flooding: Viral Video Sparks Concern, Authorities Clarify Situation

Heavy rains cause localized flooding at Taipei Port's new land reclamation area, with officials confirming it was not a dike breach.

Recent heavy rainfall, influenced by the outer bands of Typhoon Fengshen and the...

China Accuses US of Cyberattacks on National Time Centre, Citing Potential for Widespread Disruption
World • 19 Oct '25

China Accuses US of Cyberattacks on National Time Centre, Citing Potential for Widespread Disruption

Beijing claims NSA exploited vulnerabilities to target critical infrastructure, escalating digital security tensions.

China has publicly accused the United States of conducting cyberattacks against ...

China's Energy Conundrum: Record Renewables Meet Booming Coal Power
World • 19 Oct '25

China's Energy Conundrum: Record Renewables Meet Booming Coal Power

Despite leading the world in renewable energy expansion, China is also significantly increasing its coal power capacity, creating a complex energy landscape.

China is currently navigating a significant energy paradox. While the nation is ...

Taiwan Considers New Bridge Options to Ease Traffic Congestion, Potentially Saving Billions
Politics • 15 Oct '25

Taiwan Considers New Bridge Options to Ease Traffic Congestion, Potentially Saving Billions

Exploring innovative solutions for the Guandu New Bridge project to reduce costs and improve traffic flow.

A crucial component of the ongoing construction of the Danbei Road project in Ta...

US Senate Approves Defense Bill Encouraging Taiwan's Participation in Major Maritime Exercise
World • 13 Oct '25

US Senate Approves Defense Bill Encouraging Taiwan's Participation in Major Maritime Exercise

Key legislation also allocates significant military aid and promotes defense technology cooperation with Taiwan.

The United States Senate has passed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA...

Taiwan's Government Network Faces Daily Barrage of Millions of Cyberattacks
Politics • 13 Oct '25

Taiwan's Government Network Faces Daily Barrage of Millions of Cyberattacks

National Security Bureau Reports Sophisticated Operations Targeting Critical Infrastructure and Public Opinion

Taiwan's Government Service Network, managed by the Executive Yuan, has been sub...

Taiwan's Resilience Budget Faces Hurdles: Defense Spending and Power Grid Upgrades in Focus
Politics • 12 Oct '25

Taiwan's Resilience Budget Faces Hurdles: Defense Spending and Power Grid Upgrades in Focus

Key Defense and Energy Allocations Under Scrutiny as Government Pushes Forward with Special Budget

A special budget aimed at strengthening Taiwan's economic, social, and national ...

Taipei Upgrades Bus Tracking for Enhanced Punctuality
Politics • 11 Oct '25

Taipei Upgrades Bus Tracking for Enhanced Punctuality

Over 1,000 Buses to Receive New Electronics to Ensure Accurate Arrival Times

Taipei is set to significantly improve its public transportation system with a c...

Taiwan Launches Ambitious AI Infrastructure Plan to Solidify Global Tech Leadership
Technology • 10 Oct '25

Taiwan Launches Ambitious AI Infrastructure Plan to Solidify Global Tech Leadership

President Lai Ching-te Unveils 10 Initiatives to Boost Computing Power, R&D, and Key Technologies

President Lai Ching-te announced a significant push to enhance Taiwan's technolo...

Temporary Bridge Restores Vital Access to Guangfu Township After Flood Damage
Politics • 10 Oct '25

Temporary Bridge Restores Vital Access to Guangfu Township After Flood Damage

New Route Significantly Cuts Travel Time for Residents and Emergency Services

A temporary bypass bridge over the Matan Creek in Hualien's Guangfu Township is ...

Indonesia Accelerates Waste-to-Energy Projects to Tackle Environmental Crisis
World • 09 Oct '25

Indonesia Accelerates Waste-to-Energy Projects to Tackle Environmental Crisis

Nationwide initiative aims to transform waste into power, reduce landfill burden, and contribute to Net Zero Emissions goals.

Indonesia is making significant strides in enhancing its national waste manageme...

Taipei MRT Red Line Extension Nears Completion, Paving Way for New Stations
Infrastructure • 09 Oct '25

Taipei MRT Red Line Extension Nears Completion, Paving Way for New Stations

Extensive after-hours testing underway for the 1.4-kilometer eastward expansion, marking significant progress in a complex engineering feat.

The Taipei MRT Red Line's eastward extension project is now 87% complete, accord...

Taiwan Seeks Additional Funds for Typhoon and Flood Disaster Recovery
World • 09 Oct '25

Taiwan Seeks Additional Funds for Typhoon and Flood Disaster Recovery

Government proposes NT$25 billion increase to rebuild affected areas and support residents.

The Executive Yuan has approved amendments to a special act aimed at facilitatin...

Taipei Metro's Tucheng-Shulin Line Faces Potential Delay Beyond 2031 Completion Target
Politics • 08 Oct '25

Taipei Metro's Tucheng-Shulin Line Faces Potential Delay Beyond 2031 Completion Target

Funding and Central Government Approval Slow Down Crucial Infrastructure Projects in New Taipei City

The advancement of two metro lines in New Taipei City and Keelung is being impac...

Meta Boosts Asia-Pacific Connectivity with Massive Subsea Cable Investment
Technology • 07 Oct '25

Meta Boosts Asia-Pacific Connectivity with Massive Subsea Cable Investment

New 570 Tbps "Candle" Cable to Revolutionize Internet Speeds Across the Region

Meta has announced a significant investment in the development of a new submarin...

Taiwan Bolsters Medical Cold Chain Security Amid Concerns of Chinese Infiltration
World • 06 Oct '25

Taiwan Bolsters Medical Cold Chain Security Amid Concerns of Chinese Infiltration

Government to enhance checks and diversify logistics to safeguard critical healthcare infrastructure.

Taiwan is strengthening its security vetting processes to prevent potential infi...

Thailand's New Tourism Chief Revives 300-Baht Visitor Fee for Enhanced Traveler Benefits
World • 04 Oct '25

Thailand's New Tourism Chief Revives 300-Baht Visitor Fee for Enhanced Traveler Benefits

A renewed push to implement a long-discussed tourism levy aims to fund crucial insurance and infrastructure improvements for international visitors.

Thailand's newly appointed Minister of Tourism and Sports, Atthakorn Sirilatthay...

Hualien Levees Undergoing Crucial Repairs and Height Increase After Devastating Storm
Environment • 04 Oct '25

Hualien Levees Undergoing Crucial Repairs and Height Increase After Devastating Storm

Emergency efforts focus on reinforcing flood defenses and ensuring community safety in Taiwan's Hualien County.

Following a recent severe storm that led to significant flooding and loss of lif...

Taiwan's Matanxi River Faces Risk of Second Landslide Lake Formation
Environment • 04 Oct '25

Taiwan's Matanxi River Faces Risk of Second Landslide Lake Formation

Experts warn of potential new landslide lake due to remaining debris, prompting government action to reinforce defenses.

Following the severe flooding caused by a landslide lake in Taiwan's Matanxi Riv...

Partial Collapse of 20-Story Apartment Building in New York City Following Suspected Gas Explosion
Society • 02 Oct '25

Partial Collapse of 20-Story Apartment Building in New York City Following Suspected Gas Explosion

A section of a Bronx apartment tower crumbled, raising concerns about aging infrastructure, though no injuries were initially reported.

A significant structural incident occurred on the morning of the 1st in New York...

Chernobyl Nuclear Plant Power Disrupted by Russian Shelling, Raising Global Safety Concerns
World • 02 Oct '25

Chernobyl Nuclear Plant Power Disrupted by Russian Shelling, Raising Global Safety Concerns

Ukraine's Energy Ministry reports that Russian attacks on energy infrastructure have caused a power outage at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, with President Volodymyr Zelensky warning of significant global security risks.

Ukraine's Ministry of Energy announced on the 1st that Russian shelling of energ...

South Korea's National Data Center Fire Disrupts Crucial Government Services
World • 01 Oct '25

South Korea's National Data Center Fire Disrupts Crucial Government Services

A major blaze at a key data hub has temporarily halted hundreds of online government functions, impacting everything from postal services to tax facilities.

A significant fire at South Korea's national data center has led to the disrupti...

South Korea Grapples with Widespread Digital Service Outages Following Data Center Fire
World • 29 Sep '25

South Korea Grapples with Widespread Digital Service Outages Following Data Center Fire

Hundreds of government services remain inaccessible as a fire at a key data center exposes critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.

SEOUL: A significant fire at a data center has left hundreds of South Korean pub...

Gongguan Intersection Reopens Ahead of Schedule, Promising Smoother Traffic Flow in Taipei
Society • 29 Sep '25

Gongguan Intersection Reopens Ahead of Schedule, Promising Smoother Traffic Flow in Taipei

Taipei's Gongguan Intersection Transforms into a Four-Way Intersection, Ready for the Morning Commute

The Gongguan Intersection in Taipei has officially transitioned to a four-way, ...

Japan's Tokyo Aims to Bury Power Lines in New Housing Projects
World • 28 Sep '25

Japan's Tokyo Aims to Bury Power Lines in New Housing Projects

A move towards enhanced safety and improved urban aesthetics in the Japanese capital.

A common sight in Tokyo, and indeed across Japan, is the intricate network of po...

India's Mumbai: Asia's Largest Slum, Dharavi, Faces Redevelopment
World • 27 Sep '25

India's Mumbai: Asia's Largest Slum, Dharavi, Faces Redevelopment

A massive urban renewal project in Mumbai's Dharavi, spearheaded by authorities and the Adani Group, promises transformation but raises concerns for its long-term residents.

In the heart of Mumbai, the sprawling Dharavi slum, often cited as Asia's larges...

Denmark Declares Drone Flights Over Copenhagen Airport a
World • 27 Sep '25

Denmark Declares Drone Flights Over Copenhagen Airport a "Serious Attack" on Critical Infrastructure

Unidentified drones cause airport shutdown, raising security concerns and prompting international scrutiny.

Large drones that hovered over Copenhagen Airport for several hours, leading to ...

Taichung MRT Green Line Extension to Changhua Finalized, Adding Station to Serve Changhua Normal University Area
Politics • 27 Sep '25

Taichung MRT Green Line Extension to Changhua Finalized, Adding Station to Serve Changhua Normal University Area

New G22 Station to Enhance Commuting for Students and Residents in Changhua

The extension of the Taichung MRT Green Line, a significant public transportatio...

Tainan to Pioneer Taiwan's First Elevated Monorail System
Transportation • 26 Sep '25

Tainan to Pioneer Taiwan's First Elevated Monorail System

Blue Line's Initial Phase to Feature Advanced Monorail Technology, Promising Quieter and Greener Urban Transit

Tainan is poised to introduce Taiwan's inaugural elevated monorail system, with ...

Taiwan Power Company Identifies Cause of Xingda Power Plant Explosion: Incorrect Flange Gasket Cited
Politics • 20 Sep '25

Taiwan Power Company Identifies Cause of Xingda Power Plant Explosion: Incorrect Flange Gasket Cited

An investigation reveals a critical gasket failure due to high temperatures during a trial run led to a natural gas leak and fire at the Xingda Power Plant in Kaohsiung.

A significant explosion occurred at the Xingda Power Plant in Kaohsiung on the e...

Motorcycle Accident in Taiwan Highlights Road Repair Concerns After Recent Paving
Society • 19 Sep '25

Motorcycle Accident in Taiwan Highlights Road Repair Concerns After Recent Paving

Two women injured in a fall due to a road collapse, raising questions about infrastructure quality.

A motorcycle carrying two women experienced a fall in Taiwan's Taoyuan City, res...

Cable Cut by Truck Disrupts TV Service for Thousands in Taiwan
Society • 19 Sep '25

Cable Cut by Truck Disrupts TV Service for Thousands in Taiwan

A large truck's grapple snagged and severed a vital cable, leaving residents without television for hours.

A significant disruption to cable television services occurred in Taiwan's Miaol...

Taiwan Strengthens Laws to Protect Vital Underwater Infrastructure
World • 19 Sep '25

Taiwan Strengthens Laws to Protect Vital Underwater Infrastructure

New Amendments Introduce Harsher Penalties for Sabotage of Submarine Cables and Pipelines

Taiwan's Executive Yuan has advanced amendments to seven key laws aimed at bolst...

Traffic Signal Pole Collapses Unexpectedly in Taiwan, No Injuries Reported
Society • 19 Sep '25

Traffic Signal Pole Collapses Unexpectedly in Taiwan, No Injuries Reported

An unexpected incident occurred in Changhua City, Taiwan, when a traffic signal pole suddenly fell, prompting an immediate police response. Fortunately, no one was harmed.

An unexpected incident occurred on the afternoon of the 18th at the intersection...

Taiwan's Kaohsiung Faces Significant Funding Cut for Metro Expansion, Raising Concerns Over Development Equity
Politics • 17 Sep '25

Taiwan's Kaohsiung Faces Significant Funding Cut for Metro Expansion, Raising Concerns Over Development Equity

Central Government's Reduced Subsidies for Kaohsiung's MRT Projects Spark Debate on North-South Development Imbalance.

Kaohsiung City is currently undertaking ambitious metro expansion projects, incl...

Taiwan's Danjiang Bridge Reaches Major Milestone with Final Span Installation
Infrastructure • 16 Sep '25

Taiwan's Danjiang Bridge Reaches Major Milestone with Final Span Installation

World's Longest Asymmetric Single-Mast Bridge Nears Completion, Promising Enhanced Connectivity

A significant construction milestone has been achieved for the Danjiang Bridge i...

Taiwan's Power Plant Fire Sparks National Security Concerns Over Suspected Counterfeit Parts
Politics • 16 Sep '25

Taiwan's Power Plant Fire Sparks National Security Concerns Over Suspected Counterfeit Parts

Allegations of Chinese-made components in critical infrastructure raise questions about supply chain integrity and public safety.

A recent fire at the Xingda Power Plant's new gas-fired Unit 2 has ignited conce...

Thailand, Laos, and China Accelerate Key Rail Bridge Project for Enhanced Regional Connectivity
World • 12 Sep '25

Thailand, Laos, and China Accelerate Key Rail Bridge Project for Enhanced Regional Connectivity

A new bridge over the Mekong River is set to significantly boost trade and transportation links between Thailand, Laos, and China.

Officials from Thailand, Laos, and China recently held a crucial trilateral meet...

Kaohsiung Faces 39-Hour Water Outage for Major MRT Project
Society • 12 Sep '25

Kaohsiung Faces 39-Hour Water Outage for Major MRT Project

Extensive Water Supply Disruption to Affect Nearly 160,000 Households in Southern Taiwan

Residents in several districts of Kaohsiung, Taiwan, are preparing for a signifi...

Indonesia and China Forge Ahead on Ambitious Infrastructure Projects: Sea Wall and High-Speed Rail on the Horizon
World • 09 Sep '25

Indonesia and China Forge Ahead on Ambitious Infrastructure Projects: Sea Wall and High-Speed Rail on the Horizon

Leaders from Indonesia and China held high-level discussions in Beijing, signaling a strong commitment to advancing key infrastructure initiatives that could reshape the region.

During a significant bilateral meeting in Beijing this week, Indonesian Presiden...

Chunghwa Telecom Assures Taiwan's Connectivity Amidst Submarine Cable Reports
Technology • 02 Sep '25

Chunghwa Telecom Assures Taiwan's Connectivity Amidst Submarine Cable Reports

Telecommunications Giant Reaffirms Operational Status of Key Infrastructure Following Public Concerns.

Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd. has issued a statement to reassure the public that it...

Taipei to Transform Tamsui Riverfront into a European-Style Promenade
Society • 28 Aug '25

Taipei to Transform Tamsui Riverfront into a European-Style Promenade

An ambitious NT$1.8 billion project aims to rival the Seine River with enhanced public spaces and new recreational facilities.

Taipei City is set to invest NT$1.8 billion in a comprehensive revitalization of...

Taiwan Man Arrested for Repeatedly Stealing Power Cables, Causing Widespread Blackouts
Justice • 28 Aug '25

Taiwan Man Arrested for Repeatedly Stealing Power Cables, Causing Widespread Blackouts

Authorities apprehend suspect responsible for over 270 kilograms of stolen cables, disrupting public services in Puli and Caotun.

A man identified as Deng has been arrested in Taiwan for a series of power cable...

Taiwan's Coastal Mountain Road Undergoing Major Reconstruction After Natural Disasters
Politics • 25 Aug '25

Taiwan's Coastal Mountain Road Undergoing Major Reconstruction After Natural Disasters

Hualien County invests NT$71.88 million to repair 17 damaged sections of Yanliao Shanling Road, impacted by typhoons and earthquakes.

A crucial road section in Hualien County, Taiwan, is currently undergoing extens...

Taiwan Boosts Defense Spending to 3.3% of GDP Amid Regional Tensions
Politics • 22 Aug '25

Taiwan Boosts Defense Spending to 3.3% of GDP Amid Regional Tensions

Significant increase reflects commitment to national security and modernization of military capabilities.

Taiwan is set to significantly increase its defense spending, with the proposed ...

Taiwan Approves Special Budget for Disaster Relief Following Severe Weather
Politics • 21 Aug '25

Taiwan Approves Special Budget for Disaster Relief Following Severe Weather

Government Allocates Funds to Aid Recovery Efforts After Typhoons and Heavy Rains

The Cabinet in Taiwan has given its approval for a special budget dedicated to p...

Taiwan's High-Speed Rail Expansion to Yilan Clears Key Environmental Hurdle
Politics • 20 Aug '25

Taiwan's High-Speed Rail Expansion to Yilan Clears Key Environmental Hurdle

A significant step forward for the ambitious project connecting Taipei and Yilan, promising faster travel and improved resilience.

The Ministry of Environment has given the green light to the environmental impac...

Road Collapse in Kenting Forest Recreation Area Due to Erosion
Environment • 17 Aug '25

Road Collapse in Kenting Forest Recreation Area Due to Erosion

Authorities address significant road subsidence near Kenting Forest Recreation Area, citing long-term water erosion and karst topography as primary causes.

A substantial road collapse occurred on a section of road within the Kenting For...

Singaporean Innovator Pioneers Advanced Radar for Sinkhole Prevention in China
World • 09 Aug '25

Singaporean Innovator Pioneers Advanced Radar for Sinkhole Prevention in China

A Singaporean company is revolutionizing infrastructure safety with ground-penetrating radar technology, offering "health checkups" for roads and underground structures.

A specialized radar unit, mounted on a van and lowered close to the ground, is s...

Taiwan Proposes NT$56 Billion Aid Package for Typhoon-Hit Southern Regions
Politics • 07 Aug '25

Taiwan Proposes NT$56 Billion Aid Package for Typhoon-Hit Southern Regions

Government moves to fund reconstruction and recovery efforts following severe weather events.

The Executive Yuan in Taiwan has approved a draft bill proposing an allocation o...

Taiwan Highway Section Collapses in Chiayi, Causing Traffic Disruptions
Society • 07 Aug '25

Taiwan Highway Section Collapses in Chiayi, Causing Traffic Disruptions

A significant road collapse on Provincial Highway 1 in Chiayi County's Shuishang Township has led to traffic diversions and an estimated resolution by tomorrow morning.

A section of Provincial Highway 1 in Shuishang Township, Chiayi County, Taiwan, ...

Taiwan's Coast Guard Hosts Key Seminar on Protecting Vital Submarine Cables
Politics • 06 Aug '25

Taiwan's Coast Guard Hosts Key Seminar on Protecting Vital Submarine Cables

Experts from government, academia, and industry convene to bolster defenses for the nation's digital infrastructure.

To enhance the security and investigative capabilities surrounding submarine cab...

Power Outage Hits Kaohsiung's Renwu District, Affecting 190 Households
Society • 05 Aug '25

Power Outage Hits Kaohsiung's Renwu District, Affecting 190 Households

Taiwan Power Company attributes the disruption to a downed overhead line, with restoration efforts underway.

A power outage occurred in the Renwu District of Kaohsiung City on the evening o...

Thunderstorm Causes Power Outages for Over 500 Homes in Keelung, Taiwan
Society • 05 Aug '25

Thunderstorm Causes Power Outages for Over 500 Homes in Keelung, Taiwan

Intense storm activity leads to equipment failure, with power restoration expected shortly.

A severe thunderstorm swept through the northern Taiwan region, including Keelun...

Russia and Laos Forge New Trade Routes via Vietnam's Ports
World • 05 Aug '25

Russia and Laos Forge New Trade Routes via Vietnam's Ports

Expanding economic ties, Russia plans enhanced sea and rail transport to facilitate growing bilateral trade with landlocked Laos.

Russia is set to broaden its maritime transportation links to Laos, utilizing th...

Taiwan to Host National Security Seminar on Submarine Cable Sabotage Following Freighter Incident
Politics • 22 Jul '25

Taiwan to Host National Security Seminar on Submarine Cable Sabotage Following Freighter Incident

Following the intentional severing of a vital submarine cable by a freighter, Taiwan's Supreme Prosecutors Office is convening a seminar to bolster investigative capabilities and national security protocols.

A critical submarine cable connecting Taiwan and Penghu was recently severed due...

Water Supply Interruption in Two Taiwan Districts Due to Infrastructure Work
Society • 21 Jul '25

Water Supply Interruption in Two Taiwan Districts Due to Infrastructure Work

Residents in Daan and Dadu districts of Taichung City to experience temporary water outages for up to five days.

The Taiwan Water Corporation has announced that parts of the Daan and Dadu distr...

Former Professor Sentenced for Falsifying Bridge Inspection Records Leading to Nanfang'ao Bridge Collapse
Justice • 18 Jul '25

Former Professor Sentenced for Falsifying Bridge Inspection Records Leading to Nanfang'ao Bridge Collapse

A prominent civil engineering expert's conviction for fabricating inspection data highlights critical flaws in infrastructure safety protocols in Taiwan.

A former professor, Chen Ming-cheng, has been definitively sentenced to 1 year a...

Bali's Main Airport Undergoes 10-Month Runway Renovation
World • 18 Jul '25

Bali's Main Airport Undergoes 10-Month Runway Renovation

I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali begins essential runway resurfacing, impacting flight schedules.

I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, serving the popular Indonesian island ...

Taiwan Power Employee Critically Injured During Typhoon Repair Work
Politics • 17 Jul '25

Taiwan Power Employee Critically Injured During Typhoon Repair Work

A dedicated Taiwan Power Company worker suffered a severe electric shock while restoring electricity amidst the aftermath of Typhoon Doksuri, highlighting the immense efforts and risks faced by utility crews.

A 36-year-old employee of Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) is in critical conditi...

Taiwan's Control Yuan to Investigate High-Speed Rail Extension to Yilan Amid Transparency Concerns
Politics • 16 Jul '25

Taiwan's Control Yuan to Investigate High-Speed Rail Extension to Yilan Amid Transparency Concerns

Questions arise over policymaking, public input, and land acquisition for the NT$300 billion project.

Taiwan's top government watchdog, the Control Yuan, has initiated an investigati...

Two Riders Injured in Taiwan Bridge Accident Due to Uneven Road Surface
Politics • 15 Jul '25

Two Riders Injured in Taiwan Bridge Accident Due to Uneven Road Surface

Taipei City acknowledges fault in Civil Rights Bridge incident, offering state compensation to injured individuals.

A serious accident occurred on the Civil Rights Bridge in Taiwan yesterday after...

Taiwan's Taoyuan MRT Green Line Faces Potential Delays as Officials Head to Germany for Negotiations
Politics • 13 Jul '25

Taiwan's Taoyuan MRT Green Line Faces Potential Delays as Officials Head to Germany for Negotiations

Critical talks with manufacturer loom as construction hurdles threaten planned 2025 opening for key northern section.

The northern section of Taiwan's Taoyuan MRT Green Line, slated for a late 2025 ...

Thousands in Taiwan Still Without Power After Typhoon Danas
World • 11 Jul '25

Thousands in Taiwan Still Without Power After Typhoon Danas

Typhoon Danas leaves tens of thousands of households in Tainan and Chiayi without electricity, sparking frustration among residents.

Following the impact of Typhoon Danas, widespread power outages have occurred ac...

Taiwan Power Co. Restores Electricity to 94% of Homes After Typhoon Danas
Environment • 10 Jul '25

Taiwan Power Co. Restores Electricity to 94% of Homes After Typhoon Danas

Record damage from Typhoon Danas challenges restoration efforts, with remaining outages concentrated in remote areas.

Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) has successfully restored electricity to approximate...

US Senate Introduces Bill to Safeguard Taiwan's Undersea Cables from Chinese Sabotage
Politics • 10 Jul '25

US Senate Introduces Bill to Safeguard Taiwan's Undersea Cables from Chinese Sabotage

Bipartisan initiative aims to bolster Taiwan's communication infrastructure against "gray zone" tactics.

A new bipartisan bill has been introduced in the U.S. Senate, specifically desig...

Taiwan's Taichung Parking Lot Submerged After Heavy Rains, Pumping Efforts Continue
Society • 10 Jul '25

Taiwan's Taichung Parking Lot Submerged After Heavy Rains, Pumping Efforts Continue

A significant downpour in Taichung led to severe flooding in the B2 level of the Dali Sports Park underground parking lot, with pumping operations ongoing for over 15 hours.

Heavy rainfall on the previous day caused extensive flooding in the underground ...

Taiwan's Highway 16 Closed Due to Severe Flooding in Jiji After Heavy Rains
Politics • 09 Jul '25

Taiwan's Highway 16 Closed Due to Severe Flooding in Jiji After Heavy Rains

Rapid overflow of the Qingshui River inundates a key road in Nantou County, prompting calls for urgent drainage improvements.

Following the departure of Typhoon Doksuri, a low-pressure system and disturbanc...

Taiwan Road Collapse Due to Heavy Rains Blocks Traffic
Society • 09 Jul '25

Taiwan Road Collapse Due to Heavy Rains Blocks Traffic

A section of road in Taiwan's Xinshe District has collapsed, causing a utility pole to fall and block traffic, following days of heavy rainfall.

Heavy rainfall, attributed to the tail end of Typhoon Danas, has caused widespre...

Taiwan to Build New Public Servant Training Center in Taoyuan
Politics • 09 Jul '25

Taiwan to Build New Public Servant Training Center in Taoyuan

Taoyuan City Government partners with Veterans Affairs Council for a state-of-the-art facility.

Taoyuan City Government is set to construct a new training center for its public...

Major Road Collapse Creates Large Sinkhole in Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Society • 09 Jul '25

Major Road Collapse Creates Large Sinkhole in Kaohsiung, Taiwan

A significant sinkhole, measuring approximately 3x3 meters, has caused a road collapse in Kaohsiung's Qianjin District, disrupting traffic signals.

A substantial road collapse occurred in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on the 9th, creating ...

Massive 15-Meter Crack Appears at Taiwan Scenic Platform After Heavy Rains
Environment • 09 Jul '25

Massive 15-Meter Crack Appears at Taiwan Scenic Platform After Heavy Rains

Structural integrity questioned as powerful storms cause significant damage to a popular viewpoint in Taichung, Taiwan.

Following heavy rainfall attributed to a low-pressure system and southwest winds...

Taipei Unveils New Highway Ramp to Ease Tech Park Congestion
Politics • 09 Jul '25

Taipei Unveils New Highway Ramp to Ease Tech Park Congestion

Mayor Chiang Wan-an inaugurates Tiding Avenue connection to National Freeway 1, aiming to significantly reduce traffic bottlenecks.

To alleviate traffic congestion in the Neihu Technology Park, the Taipei City Go...

Devastating Floods on Nepal-China Border: Friendship Bridge Washed Away, Dozens Missing
World • 09 Jul '25

Devastating Floods on Nepal-China Border: Friendship Bridge Washed Away, Dozens Missing

Torrential rains in Tibet trigger a massive deluge, severing a vital trade link and causing widespread damage.

A significant flood event, triggered by torrential rain in China's Tibet region,...

Taiwan: Sewage Plant Failure Floods Homes in Cijin, Residents Demand Higher Compensation
Society • 08 Jul '25

Taiwan: Sewage Plant Failure Floods Homes in Cijin, Residents Demand Higher Compensation

Heavy rains linked to Typhoon Danas cause main pipe rupture at Cijin Sewage Treatment Plant, impacting approximately 50 households.

A significant sewage overflow has affected around 50 homes in Cijin, Taiwan, fol...

Taiwan's Offshore Wind Turbines Withstand Typhoon Danas, Power Restored to Hundreds of Thousands
Environment • 07 Jul '25

Taiwan's Offshore Wind Turbines Withstand Typhoon Danas, Power Restored to Hundreds of Thousands

Despite widespread power outages, Taiwan's advanced offshore wind infrastructure demonstrates resilience against severe weather.

More than 400 offshore wind turbines in Taiwan remained undamaged as Typhoon Dan...

Solar Farm Development in Kaohsiung's Dashu District Linked to Landslides After Typhoon
Environment • 07 Jul '25

Solar Farm Development in Kaohsiung's Dashu District Linked to Landslides After Typhoon

Concerns rise over environmental impact and inadequate soil conservation measures following severe weather.

Following the passage of Typhoon Doksuri, which brought heavy rains and strong w...

Typhoon Danas Leaves Two Dead and Hundreds Injured in Taiwan
World • 07 Jul '25

Typhoon Danas Leaves Two Dead and Hundreds Injured in Taiwan

Widespread Power Outages and Infrastructure Damage Reported as Storm Moves On

Typhoon Danas has caused significant disruption across Taiwan, resulting in two ...

Taiwan Bridge Suffers Major Collapse Due to Budget Cuts, Local Officials Seek County Aid
Politics • 06 Jul '25

Taiwan Bridge Suffers Major Collapse Due to Budget Cuts, Local Officials Seek County Aid

A vital local bridge in Taiwan's Taibao City faces extensive damage after heavy rains, with the municipal government citing a drastic reduction in repair funds as a major obstacle to immediate restoration.

A significant section of the Fushui Bridge in Beixin Village, Taibao City, Chiay...

Dramatic Sinkhole Opens Near Kaohsiung Hospital Entrance
Society • 04 Jul '25

Dramatic Sinkhole Opens Near Kaohsiung Hospital Entrance

A large sinkhole, approximately 2.5 meters deep, has appeared at the motorcycle parking lot entrance of Kaohsiung Tatung Hospital, prompting an immediate response from city authorities.

A significant sinkhole emerged this morning, the 4th, near the motorcycle parkin...

Vandalism Spree: Man Arrested for Destroying Smart Parking Meters in Tainan, Taiwan
Justice • 04 Jul '25

Vandalism Spree: Man Arrested for Destroying Smart Parking Meters in Tainan, Taiwan

Authorities apprehended a suspect responsible for a series of destructive acts against city infrastructure, resulting in significant financial losses.

In Tainan, Taiwan, a series of malicious attacks on smart parking meters has led...

Taipei Road Cave-In Linked to Dislodged Water Pipe
Society • 01 Jul '25

Taipei Road Cave-In Linked to Dislodged Water Pipe

Taipei Public Works Department identifies cause of sinkhole on Changchun Road.

A road collapse occurred at the intersection of Changchun Road and Lane 46 of Qi...

Squirrel Causes Power Outage in Tainan, Affecting 1292 Households
Society • 26 Jun '25

Squirrel Causes Power Outage in Tainan, Affecting 1292 Households

A furry culprit triggers a blackout during dinner time in Tainan City, Taiwan.

A power outage struck the Tainan City area of Datong Road Section 1 and Shulin S...

Taiwan Strengthens National Security: New Measures for July 1st
Politics • 24 Jun '25

Taiwan Strengthens National Security: New Measures for July 1st

Three New Regulations to Enhance Consumer Protection, National Security, and Infrastructure.

The Ministry of the Interior (MOI) in Taiwan has announced the implementation of...

Power Outage Disrupts Shopping at Yilan's New Moon Plaza in Taiwan
Society • 22 Jun '25

Power Outage Disrupts Shopping at Yilan's New Moon Plaza in Taiwan

A sudden power outage caused by a tripped feeder disrupted operations at the popular New Moon Plaza in Yilan, Taiwan, impacting hundreds of households and causing temporary parking issues.

A power outage affected the New Moon Plaza and surrounding areas in Yilan, Taiwa...

Landslide Halts Access to Taiwan's Baxianshan National Forest Recreation Area, Stranding Visitors
World • 20 Jun '25

Landslide Halts Access to Taiwan's Baxianshan National Forest Recreation Area, Stranding Visitors

Heavy rainfall triggers a landslide, leading to the closure of the popular Baxianshan National Forest Recreation Area in Taichung, Taiwan.

A landslide occurred at the entrance of the Baxianshan National Forest Recreatio...

Bullet Train Disruptions: Services Halted for Hours in Northeastern Japan
World • 19 Jun '25

Bullet Train Disruptions: Services Halted for Hours in Northeastern Japan

Thousands of Passengers Affected as Technical Issues Ground High-Speed Trains

Bullet train services in northeastern Japan faced significant disruptions on Tue...

US Marine Corps Warns of Potential Attacks on American Bases in the Event of Conflict
Politics • 18 Jun '25

US Marine Corps Warns of Potential Attacks on American Bases in the Event of Conflict

A US Marine Corps official highlights the vulnerability of US infrastructure in a potential conflict scenario.

During a hearing on the 17th, Lieutenant General Stephen Sklenka, Deputy Command...

Taiwan Boosts Electric Scooter Adoption with Subsidies Up to NT$8,000
Politics • 18 Jun '25

Taiwan Boosts Electric Scooter Adoption with Subsidies Up to NT$8,000

Government Incentives Drive Green Transportation Initiatives, Supporting Shared Mobility and Infrastructure Development

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – The Ministry of Economic Affairs has announced a subsid...

Taichung Metro's Blue Line Construction Kicks Off: A Boost for Taiwan's Transportation Network
Politics • 17 Jun '25

Taichung Metro's Blue Line Construction Kicks Off: A Boost for Taiwan's Transportation Network

Groundbreaking Ceremony Set for June 26th, with Anticipated Public Opening in 2034

Taipei, June 17 – The construction of the Taichung Metro's Blue Line is slated...

Solar Panels Devour Mountain Slopes in Kaohsiung: Concerns Mount Over Environmental Impact
Environment • 16 Jun '25

Solar Panels Devour Mountain Slopes in Kaohsiung: Concerns Mount Over Environmental Impact

Residents of Dasu, Kaohsiung, express fears of landslides and village destruction due to large-scale solar farm development.

A controversial solar farm project in the mountainous area of Dasu, Kaohsiung, T...

600 Kilograms of Weeds Clogged Kaohsiung's Drainage System: Residents Demand Answers
Politics • 15 Jun '25

600 Kilograms of Weeds Clogged Kaohsiung's Drainage System: Residents Demand Answers

Heavy rains reveal decades of neglected drainage maintenance in Kaohsiung, leading to flooding concerns.

Following heavy rainfall in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, residents are expressing concerns...

Fire Breaks Out at Old Fertilizer Warehouse in Chiayi County, Taiwan
Society • 15 Jun '25

Fire Breaks Out at Old Fertilizer Warehouse in Chiayi County, Taiwan

A fire erupted at a decommissioned fertilizer warehouse in Fanlu Township, fortunately with no injuries, highlighting the need for modern agricultural infrastructure.

A fire broke out at an old fertilizer warehouse belonging to the Fanlu Township ...

South Cross-Island Highway Section in Taiwan Closed Due to Road Collapse
World • 15 Jun '25

South Cross-Island Highway Section in Taiwan Closed Due to Road Collapse

Heavy rainfall triggers road base slippage on the South Cross-Island Highway, causing traffic disruption.

By [Reporter Name]...

Taiwan: Restoration Begins After Heavy Rainfall Disrupts Southern Communities
World • 14 Jun '25

Taiwan: Restoration Begins After Heavy Rainfall Disrupts Southern Communities

Following severe weather, residents in the Taoyuan District of Kaohsiung County begin returning home as road repairs progress.

Heavy rainfall, attributed to a tropical depression and the southwest monsoon, c...

彰化 Fisherman's Dream: New Harbor Opens After 33 Years
Politics • 14 Jun '25

彰化 Fisherman's Dream: New Harbor Opens After 33 Years

A long-awaited harbor finally opens in Changhua, Taiwan, promising to revolutionize fishing operations.

The 彰化 (Changhua) Fishing Harbor, a project that 彰化 (Changhua) fishermen...

Taiwan's Southern Cross-Island Highway: Flooding Disrupts Traffic
World • 13 Jun '25

Taiwan's Southern Cross-Island Highway: Flooding Disrupts Traffic

Heavy rainfall causes the Laonong River to swell, washing away a section of the South Cross-Island Highway and disrupting traffic in the region.

Due to the impact of the 0613 tropical depression, heavy rainfall has lashed Kao...

Heavy Rainfall Causes Flooding in Kaohsiung, Taiwan
World • 13 Jun '25

Heavy Rainfall Causes Flooding in Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Intense downpours overwhelm drainage systems, leading to localized flooding and prompting concern from residents.

By [Source Name Redacted]...

Kinmen Island Bolsters Resilience: Comprehensive Town Exercise Simulates Emergency Response
World • 12 Jun '25

Kinmen Island Bolsters Resilience: Comprehensive Town Exercise Simulates Emergency Response

A large-scale simulation in Kinmen County, Taiwan, tests the island's readiness to respond to various emergencies, from infrastructure damage to mass casualty scenarios, emphasizing civilian defense and disaster preparedness.

Kinmen County, Taiwan, conducted a comprehensive town resilience exercise on Dec...

Taiwan's Critical Infrastructure at Risk: Captain Sentenced for Severing Subsea Cable
Justice • 12 Jun '25

Taiwan's Critical Infrastructure at Risk: Captain Sentenced for Severing Subsea Cable

A Togo-flagged cargo ship's actions off the coast of Tainan led to the disruption of communications between Taiwan and Penghu, resulting in a significant financial loss and a prison sentence for the captain.

A recent court case in Taiwan highlights the vulnerability of the island's criti...

Power Outage in Kinmen: Hundreds of Households Affected
World • 10 Jun '25

Power Outage in Kinmen: Hundreds of Households Affected

Kinmen's Jinsha Township Experiences Outage Due to Transformer Failure

A power outage occurred in Jinsha Township, Kinmen County, on [Date - based on t...

Power Outages Plague Kaohsiung: Residents Face Frequent Disruptions
Politics • 10 Jun '25

Power Outages Plague Kaohsiung: Residents Face Frequent Disruptions

Kaohsiung Residents Endure Repeated Blackouts, Raising Concerns About Infrastructure.

Kaohsiung, Taiwan, is experiencing a series of power outages that have left resi...

New Tram Line Proposed for Mount Fuji: A Greener Ascent
World • 10 Jun '25

New Tram Line Proposed for Mount Fuji: A Greener Ascent

Yamanashi Prefecture Explores Cost-Effective and Environmentally Friendly Transport Solution

The Yamanashi prefectural government is advancing plans for a rubber-tired tram ...

Taiwan Unveils Ambitious AI Infrastructure Plan
Politics • 08 Jun '25

Taiwan Unveils Ambitious AI Infrastructure Plan

President Lai's Vision Drives Transformation into an AI Powerhouse

In a move that aligns with President William Lai’s (賴清德) vision of trans...

Giant Granite Slab Falls from Abandoned Building in Miaoli, Taiwan
World • 06 Jun '25

Giant Granite Slab Falls from Abandoned Building in Miaoli, Taiwan

A large section of granite detaches from the former "Jingyou Department Store" in Miaoli, narrowly missing pedestrians and damaging vehicles.

A significant incident occurred in Miaoli City, Taiwan, today when a large piece...

Chunghwa Telecom Secures First Satellite License in Taiwan, Paving the Way for OneWeb Services
Technology • 04 Jun '25

Chunghwa Telecom Secures First Satellite License in Taiwan, Paving the Way for OneWeb Services

Groundbreaking License Enables Resilient Multi-Orbit Communications and Enhances Taiwan's Network Infrastructure

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – Chunghwa Telecom has been granted the first commercial ...

Tank Troubles in Kinmen: A Routine Exercise or a Tactical Mishap?
Politics • 04 Jun '25

Tank Troubles in Kinmen: A Routine Exercise or a Tactical Mishap?

A Taiwan military exercise in Kinmen sees a tank breakdown, sparking online discussion and raising questions about preparedness and public perception.

By [Author Name(s)]...

Thailand's Tourism Sector: Seeking a Revamp for Global Competitiveness
World • 04 Jun '25

Thailand's Tourism Sector: Seeking a Revamp for Global Competitiveness

Facing global challenges and striving for sustainability, Thailand's tourism industry calls for crucial upgrades to maintain its allure and competitiveness.

BANGKOK – The Tourism Council of Thailand (TCT) has urged Prime Minister Paeto...

Expanding Taiwan's Airport MRT: Balancing Growth with Fiscal Prudence
Politics • 03 Jun '25

Expanding Taiwan's Airport MRT: Balancing Growth with Fiscal Prudence

Addressing Passenger Demand on the Taoyuan Airport MRT with Smart Planning

The Taoyuan Airport MRT in Taiwan is experiencing significant growth in passenge...

Taiwan's New Taipei City Faces Urgent Housing Crisis: Ceiling Collapse in Sand-Containing Structure
Politics • 01 Jun '25

Taiwan's New Taipei City Faces Urgent Housing Crisis: Ceiling Collapse in Sand-Containing Structure

Children Injured in Shinjhuang as Structural Integrity Concerns Plague Older Buildings; Calls for Accelerated Urban Renewal Intensify

An alarming incident in Shinjhuang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan, has highli...

Farewell to an Icon: The Demolition of the Shuǐnǎn Sky Bridge in Taichung, Taiwan
Politics • 01 Jun '25

Farewell to an Icon: The Demolition of the Shuǐnǎn Sky Bridge in Taichung, Taiwan

A 50-Year-Old Landmark, Featured in "Workers," Comes Down, Evoking Nostalgia in the Heart of Taichung.

By Staff Writer...

Mumbai's Monsoon Mayhem: Early Rains Unleash Floods in India's Financial Hub
World • 31 May '25

Mumbai's Monsoon Mayhem: Early Rains Unleash Floods in India's Financial Hub

Unprecedented rainfall in Mumbai, driven by an early monsoon, cripples infrastructure and disrupts daily life, highlighting climate change's impact on India's financial capital.

Mumbai, India's bustling financial center, is grappling with the devastating eff...

Taiwan Braces for Heavy Rains:
Politics • 29 May '25

Taiwan Braces for Heavy Rains: "Worst Road" Suffers Damage Ahead of Expected Storm

Ahead of the anticipated strongest plum rains, the infamous Tou89 road in Nantou faces closures due to landslides.

The Central Weather Administration of Taiwan has issued a forecast indicating th...

Taiwan's Hualien Railway Line Restored After Landslide Disruption
World • 24 May '25

Taiwan's Hualien Railway Line Restored After Landslide Disruption

Swift Repairs Bring Key Transportation Route Back Online After Heavy Rainfall.

Taipei, May 24 - The Taiwan Railway Corp. announced on Saturday that railway tra...

Power Outage in Hualien Affects Thousands: Taipower Addresses the Issue
Politics • 23 May '25

Power Outage in Hualien Affects Thousands: Taipower Addresses the Issue

Thousands in Hualien Experience Early Morning Power Outages; Taipower Explains the Cause and Offers Apologies.

Residents of Xincheng and Xiulin townships in Hualien, Taiwan, experienced multi...

Japan Harnesses AI to Revolutionize Public Transportation and Combat
World • 23 May '25

Japan Harnesses AI to Revolutionize Public Transportation and Combat "Transportation Blank Areas"

Cutting-edge technology aims to connect the elderly to healthcare and streamline travel for tourists, enhancing accessibility across the nation.

TOKYO – The Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Ministry in Japan is e...

Taiwan Launches Major Airport Upgrades for Island Tourism Boost
Travel • 20 May '25

Taiwan Launches Major Airport Upgrades for Island Tourism Boost

Enhancing Infrastructure and Celebrating Local Culture in Green Island and Orchid Island

Taipei, Taiwan – May 20 – Construction has commenced on significant renovati...

Power Outages Hit Kaohsiung, Taiwan: Residents Face the Heat
Politics • 19 May '25

Power Outages Hit Kaohsiung, Taiwan: Residents Face the Heat

Two separate power outages in Kaohsiung leave residents sweltering and concerned, highlighting the importance of infrastructure resilience.

Kaohsiung, Taiwan, experienced two separate power outages recently, leaving resi...

Tamkang Bridge: Bridging a New Era for Transportation and Tourism in New Taipei City
Business • 18 May '25

Tamkang Bridge: Bridging a New Era for Transportation and Tourism in New Taipei City

Anticipated Opening in 2026 to Transform Travel and Boost Economic Growth

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — New Taipei City is witnessing significant progress on t...

Japan's Shinkansen: Riding the Rails of Revival Amidst Rising Demand and Infrastructure Challenges
World • 15 May '25

Japan's Shinkansen: Riding the Rails of Revival Amidst Rising Demand and Infrastructure Challenges

The iconic bullet trains face growing passenger numbers and the imperative to modernize aging infrastructure.

TOKYO: Japan's legendary Shinkansen bullet trains are experiencing a significant...

Landslide Disrupts
World • 12 May '25

Landslide Disrupts "Worst Road in Taiwan": Forceful Rain Cuts Off Key Mountain Route

Heavy rainfall triggers landslides on the infamous Lixing Industrial Road in Nantou County, leading to a complete road closure and challenging mountain access.

Heavy rainfall across mountainous regions of Taiwan has caused significant disru...

Roadway Tilt Shocks New Taipei's
Politics • 12 May '25

Roadway Tilt Shocks New Taipei's "Earl's Manor" Community

Authorities respond swiftly to a road surface tilt in the Shijhih District, New Taipei City, implementing traffic controls and investigating the cause.

By Staff Writer...

Tokyo's Expressway Transformed: A Green Oasis in the Sky
World • 12 May '25

Tokyo's Expressway Transformed: A Green Oasis in the Sky

Ginza's Iconic Expressway to Become a Pedestrian Paradise by the 2040s

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has embarked on an ambitious project to transf...

Busan's Battle for Brains: Can the Port City Revitalize and Retain Its Youth?
World • 11 May '25

Busan's Battle for Brains: Can the Port City Revitalize and Retain Its Youth?

Facing a demographic crisis, Busan is investing in infrastructure and innovation to lure young professionals back to the city.

BUSAN: Like many of his peers, Busan native Lee Jeong-bin plans to leave his hom...

Tainan Gears Up: Sewerage Fees to Be Added to Water Bills in September
Politics • 11 May '25

Tainan Gears Up: Sewerage Fees to Be Added to Water Bills in September

The city of Tainan in Taiwan is planning to implement household sewerage fees, sparking debate over infrastructure and cost.

The Tainan City Government is proposing to implement household sewerage fees sta...

Power Outage Shakes Kaohsiung: Substation Upgrade Causes Brief Disruption
World • 09 May '25

Power Outage Shakes Kaohsiung: Substation Upgrade Causes Brief Disruption

Electricity briefly disrupted at train stations and key science parks following infrastructure work.

A power outage briefly impacted the city of Kaohsiung in Taiwan today. The disru...

Power Surge Shakes Taiwan: Disruptions in Kaohsiung's Key Infrastructure
Politics • 09 May '25

Power Surge Shakes Taiwan: Disruptions in Kaohsiung's Key Infrastructure

Major Power Outage Impacts Tech Parks, High-Speed Rail, and Metro in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

A significant power surge disrupted operations in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, today, impa...

Clean Water Flows: Miaoli County Residents in Taiwan Gain Access
Politics • 07 May '25

Clean Water Flows: Miaoli County Residents in Taiwan Gain Access

Pipeline Upgrade Brings Tap Water to Hundreds of Homes in Touwu Township

TAIPEI (Taiwan) – The Taiwan Water Corporation has finalized a crucial pipelin...

Taoyuan's Underground Railway: A Bumpy Ride to 2033
Politics • 07 May '25

Taoyuan's Underground Railway: A Bumpy Ride to 2033

Delays and Budget Overruns Mar the Ambitious Taoyuan Railway Project

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – The Railway Bureau announced on Tuesday that the Taoyua...

Water Woes in Taiwan: Hundreds of Thousands Face Outage in New Taipei and Taoyuan
Society • 06 May '25

Water Woes in Taiwan: Hundreds of Thousands Face Outage in New Taipei and Taoyuan

Critical Infrastructure Work Leads to Widespread Water Suspension Across Two Major Cities

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – Residents in parts of New Taipei and Taoyuan, Taiwan, a...

Taiwan Railway Gears Up for June: More Trains and Enhanced Services!
Travel • 05 May '25

Taiwan Railway Gears Up for June: More Trains and Enhanced Services!

Boosting Capacity and Improving Travel for Passengers Across the Island.

Taipei, May 5 – Taiwan Railway Corp. (TR) is set to significantly enhance its ...

High-Speed Rail to Yilan: A Divisive Debate Rages in Taiwan
Politics • 05 May '25

High-Speed Rail to Yilan: A Divisive Debate Rages in Taiwan

Environmental Impact Assessment Meeting Sparks Passionate Arguments For and Against the THSR Extension

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – A public Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) review f...

Taiwan Gears Up for Energy Resilience: Power Outage Prevention and Preparedness
Politics • 02 May '25

Taiwan Gears Up for Energy Resilience: Power Outage Prevention and Preparedness

Government Outlines Plans to Fortify Power Grid and Mitigate Potential Blackouts

In response to recent large-scale power outages elsewhere, Premier Cho Jung-tai ...

Taiwan Launches Massive Initiative: Billions to Revitalize Aging Apartments
Politics • 01 May '25

Taiwan Launches Massive Initiative: Billions to Revitalize Aging Apartments

A Boost for Elderly Homes: Government Program Promises Safer, Modernized Living Spaces.

In response to Taiwan's rapidly aging population and the increasing challenges p...

Taichung's
Travel • 25 Apr '25

Taichung's "Pink Highway" Nears Completion, Creating a "Pink-Blue Necklace" on Mount Dadu

Romantic Nighttime Transformation in Taichung Promises to Attract Visitors

The city of Taichung, Taiwan, is adding a touch of romance to its landscape! The...

Politics • 24 Apr '25

"Little Tianmu" Trail in Kaohsiung Damaged After Typhoon, Repair Delayed

Kaohsiung's "Little Tianmu" residents await repair of damaged trail following Typhoon Santo, highlighting delays and impact on community life.

A popular trail in Kaohsiung, dubbed "Little Tianmu" due to its vibrant communit...

Taiwan's Executive Yuan Unveils Massive NT$410 Billion Special Budget Plan
Politics • 24 Apr '25

Taiwan's Executive Yuan Unveils Massive NT$410 Billion Special Budget Plan

Boosting Economic Resilience and National Security in Response to Global Challenges

Taipei, Taiwan - In a significant move to bolster its economic stability and nat...

Taiwan's Digital Lifeline: Streamlining Undersea Cables for Investment and Security
Politics • 23 Apr '25

Taiwan's Digital Lifeline: Streamlining Undersea Cables for Investment and Security

Boosting Taiwan's Digital Infrastructure: Calls for Faster Permits and Stronger Protection Against Gray Zone Threats

Taipei, April 23 – Taiwan is urged to accelerate its application process for u...

Taiwan's National Highway 7: A Construction Saga with Soaring Costs
Politics • 22 Apr '25

Taiwan's National Highway 7: A Construction Saga with Soaring Costs

Multi-Billion Dollar Project Faces Delays and Budget Increases

The construction of National Highway 7 in Taiwan, a project initially estimated ...

New Taipei's Driverless Metro: Sanying Line Gears Up for 2026 Launch
Politics • 21 Apr '25

New Taipei's Driverless Metro: Sanying Line Gears Up for 2026 Launch

Significant Progress Made on New Taipei's Sanying Line, Set to Transform Commuting and Boost Local Development.

New Taipei City, Taiwan – Testing for the Sanying Line, New Taipei's upcoming ...

Mango Tree Massacre: Vandalism and Controversy on Taiwan's Highway 9
Politics • 21 Apr '25

Mango Tree Massacre: Vandalism and Controversy on Taiwan's Highway 9

A dispute over road widening leads to the poisoning of hundreds of mango trees in Hualien, raising questions about infrastructure, agriculture, and justice.

In a shocking act of environmental vandalism, 242 mango trees along Taiwan's Hig...

Taiwan: Standing Strong on the Front Lines of Cyber Warfare
Politics • 15 Apr '25

Taiwan: Standing Strong on the Front Lines of Cyber Warfare

President Lai Ching-te Highlights Taiwan's Cybersecurity Challenges and Commitments

Taipei, April 15 - Taiwan faces not only military pressure but also stands as a ...

Chunghwa Telecom Takes Taiwan's Connectivity to the Next Level: Launching First Dedicated Satellite
Technology • 15 Apr '25

Chunghwa Telecom Takes Taiwan's Connectivity to the Next Level: Launching First Dedicated Satellite

A Strategic Partnership with Astranis Signals a New Era of Resilient Digital Infrastructure for Taiwan.

Taipei, April 15th – Taiwan is poised to significantly boost its digital infra...

Intense Rainfall Transforms Taoyuan into a Water World: Mid-Night Flooding in Zhongli
Politics • 14 Apr '25

Intense Rainfall Transforms Taoyuan into a Water World: Mid-Night Flooding in Zhongli

Heavy Downpours Cause Severe Flooding, Disrupting Traffic and Raising Concerns

A torrential downpour swept across Taoyuan City on a recent night, prompting wid...

Taiwan Grapples with Flooding and Power Outages After Intense Weekend Rainfall
World • 13 Apr '25

Taiwan Grapples with Flooding and Power Outages After Intense Weekend Rainfall

Severe weather impacts Taoyuan and Kaohsiung, highlighting infrastructure vulnerabilities.

Taipei, Taiwan - April 13: A weekend of heavy rainfall, brought on by a passing ...

Taipei's Shilin District Sinkhole Resolved: Road Reopens After Swift Repair
Politics • 13 Apr '25

Taipei's Shilin District Sinkhole Resolved: Road Reopens After Swift Repair

City Authorities Act Quickly to Address Unexpected Ground Issue, Ensuring Public Safety.

Taipei, Taiwan – April 13, [Year]: A sinkhole that emerged at the intersection...

Good News for Taichung! Municipal Road Extension Phase Nears Completion, Set for May Opening
Politics • 13 Apr '25

Good News for Taichung! Municipal Road Extension Phase Nears Completion, Set for May Opening

Improved Traffic Flow Expected with Key Section of Taichung's Municipal Road Extension Project Finishing Up.

Great news for residents and commuters in Taichung City! The first phase of the ...

Taiwan Under Siege: Torrential Rain in Taoyuan Causes Dramatic Flooding
Environment • 10 Apr '25

Taiwan Under Siege: Torrential Rain in Taoyuan Causes Dramatic Flooding

A White Car Nearly Submerged as Heavy Rainfall Cripples Infrastructure in Taoyuan, Taiwan.

Today, Taoyuan, Taiwan, experienced a severe downpour, causing significant disru...

Xiaoliuqiu Island Embraces Progress: Taiwan's Beloved Getaway to Welcome its First Traffic Light
Travel • 08 Apr '25

Xiaoliuqiu Island Embraces Progress: Taiwan's Beloved Getaway to Welcome its First Traffic Light

A New Era Dawns: Road Safety Gets a Boost on the Picturesque Xiaoliuqiu, Balancing Growth with Preserved Charm.

Taipei, Taiwan – April 8th, Xiaoliuqiu Island, a jewel off the coast of Pingtu...

New Hope for Second Municipal Hospital in Taoyuan: NTHU and Taoyuan City Government Eye Collaboration
Politics • 07 Apr '25

New Hope for Second Municipal Hospital in Taoyuan: NTHU and Taoyuan City Government Eye Collaboration

Following Kaohsiung Medical University's withdrawal, National Tsing Hua University and Taoyuan City Government explore possibilities for a new medical facility.

In Taoyuan, the development of a second municipal hospital is taking shape, with...

Bridge to the Future: Taming Traffic in Taoyuan's Scenic Daxi District
Politics • 05 Apr '25

Bridge to the Future: Taming Traffic in Taoyuan's Scenic Daxi District

New Bridge Project Aims to Alleviate Congestion and Boost Tourism in Taoyuan's Beloved Daxi

The picturesque Daxi district of Taoyuan, Taiwan, famed for its location along t...

China's Military Exercises Simulate Attack on Key Taiwanese Energy Infrastructure
Politics • 03 Apr '25

China's Military Exercises Simulate Attack on Key Taiwanese Energy Infrastructure

PLA Drills Target Vital Natural Gas Terminal, Raising Concerns in Taiwan

In a show of force, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) conducted live-fire drill...

Taiwan's
Politics • 02 Apr '25

Taiwan's "Toyosu Market" in the Making: Concerns Arise Over Accessibility of Kaohsiung's Revamped Fishing Harbor

Kaohsiung's ambitious revitalization of its fishing port faces transportation challenges, raising fears of limited accessibility and potential underutilization.

Kaohsiung's Qianzhen Fishing Harbor is undergoing an 8.1 billion NTD renovation,...

Taiwan's Digital Renaissance: Navigating the Future with Innovation
Technology • 25 Mar '25

Taiwan's Digital Renaissance: Navigating the Future with Innovation

How Taiwan is leveraging technology and creativity to shape its digital destiny.

Taiwan, a vibrant island nation, is rapidly transforming itself into a digital p...

Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom Announces Major Investment in New Trans-Pacific Submarine Cable to Boost Connectivity
Technology • 24 Mar '25

Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom Announces Major Investment in New Trans-Pacific Submarine Cable to Boost Connectivity

Strengthening Digital Infrastructure and AI Capabilities Across the Pacific

In a significant move to bolster its digital infrastructure and address the grow...

Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom Powers Up Global Connectivity with Trans-Pacific Undersea Cable
Technology • 24 Mar '25

Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom Powers Up Global Connectivity with Trans-Pacific Undersea Cable

Boosting AI and Strengthening Asia-Pacific Hub Status with the E2A System

Taipei, Taiwan – Chunghwa Telecom, a leading telecommunications provider ...

Canopy Collapse in Taipei Injures Two, Sparks Safety Concerns
Politics • 22 Mar '25

Canopy Collapse in Taipei Injures Two, Sparks Safety Concerns

Investigation Underway Following Incident Involving Falling Debris and Damaged Vehicles

Taipei, Taiwan – Authorities are investigating an incident in Taipei that...

Taiwan Deepens Ties with Somaliland: A Strategic Partnership Blossoms
Politics • 22 Mar '25

Taiwan Deepens Ties with Somaliland: A Strategic Partnership Blossoms

Expanding Collaboration in Trade, Technology, and Development

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has announced a significant meeting ...

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