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Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
China’s changes to its National Defense Mobilization Law to prepare for a rapid transition to a war footing are aimed at helping Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) fulfill his “historic mission of...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍) yesterday thanked Palau for enabling him to make a rare appearance at a major annual political gathering of Pacific nations on Monday, despite Taiwan...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
US President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to hit Iran “hard” after the two foes traded fire for the first time in weeks, as his Treasury secretary vowed to keep up a pressure campaign aimed at...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
South Korea’s intelligence agency sees signs that the US and North Korea might be moving toward renewed dialogue and assesses that a summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
President William Lai (賴清德) yesterday said Taiwan’s semiconductor industry has created new industrial connections around the world, reinforcing international ties and creating a more diversified...
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
Minister of Labor Hung Sun-han (洪申翰) is slated to attend an APEC meeting in Nanjing later this month, becoming the first minister to visit China during President William Lai’s (賴清德) presidency.
Taipei Times2 Sept 2026
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) yesterday unveiled its three key messages ahead of the UN General Assembly, including a call for preserving peace in the Taiwan Strait as it stressed that any...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
The global semiconductor market is expected to be worth more than US$2 trillion by 2030 because of growth driven by demand for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, SEMI senior director of...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
The next phase of artificial intelligence (AI) growth would be driven by the large-scale deployment of integrated computing systems as the industry enters the “true industrialization of AI,” Taiwan...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
Value Valves Co (捷流閥業) yesterday said that its backlog of orders is expanding, and current orders from companies in the semiconductor and electronics industries have increased 15 percent...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
Gudeng Precision Industrial Co (家登精密), which supplies wafer pods and reticle carriers to the world’s major semiconductor companies, yesterday said that it expects revenue from advanced packaging...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
State-owned oil supplier CPC Corp, Taiwan, yesterday said that it would keep natural gas prices for domestic and industrial users unchanged this month, but would increase them by 5.83 percent for...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
A tropical depression near Hainan that was once Typhoon Saudel may once again strengthen into a tropical storm, the Central Weather Administration (CWA) said yesterday, but a sea warning for waters...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
The 500 millionth YouBike renter in Taipei in the coming weeks is to receive a shopping voucher worth NT$20,000, the Taipei Department of Transportation said yesterday.
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
Taipei Medical University Hospital (TMUH) yesterday said it is the first hospital in the nation to put a smart specimen tube preparation system into practice, sparing nurses the tube preparation...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
The Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA) yesterday said it is working with Meta, Google, Line and TikTok to counter scams that use artificial intelligence (AI) by using real-time intelligence sharing...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) yesterday announced several health policies that take effect today, including increased subsidies for in vitro fertilization (IVF), inclusion of more...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
Prosecutors have indicted a former Ministry of Health and Welfare associate researcher for their alleged involvement in a Chinese espionage scheme involving former CTi News anchor and YouTuber Lin...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
Yielding to political pressure in exchange for access to China’s entertainment industry rarely ends well, a Straits Exchange Foundation official said yesterday amid rumors that China is seeking to...
Taipei Times1 Sept 2026
Taiwan should tighten regulations on coastal development to boost coral resilience, an academic said yesterday after a report showed that coral bleaching was increasing in the Kuroshio subregion...
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