Man operating an illegal Chinese chip firm charged - Taipei Times
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Taipei prosecutors yesterday indicted a man on charges of operating an unregistered office for a Chinese semiconductor firm, seeking an 18- month prison sentence.
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Taipei Times7d ago
Taipei prosecutors yesterday indicted a man on charges of operating an unregistered office for a Chinese semiconductor firm, seeking an 18- month prison sentence.
Taipei Times7d ago
US officials believe a Chinese invasion of Taiwan before 2028 is increasingly unlikely despite Chinese President Xi Jinping’s (習近平) instructions for his military to be ready by 2027 to take Taiwan...
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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s (習近平) phrasing to “combat Taiwanese independence forces” is not new despite a perceived escalation in Beijing’s rhetoric, Mainland Affairs Council Deputy Chairman...
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The Coast Guard Administration (CGA) plans to significantly expand its participation in international security cooperative frameworks and its operational capabilities, a budget proposal for next...
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The Philippine Coast Guard yesterday said it has deployed its largest vessel and an aircraft to challenge a Chinese research ship operating off northern Batanes near Taiwan, adding that a Chinese...
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday said that the copilot who tried to crash a passenger jet carrying 174 people on its way to Israel had undergone Islamist radicalization.
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The Cabinet yesterday approved a 10-year extension for securities transaction tax exemption for bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and corporate and financial bonds.
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Twenty-one US Democratic senators in a joint statement on Thursday last week urged US President Donald Trump to “immediately deliver congressionally approved defense assistance to Taiwan.” The...
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Vice Admiral Yuan Sheng-hua (原聖華) yesterday became the first navy officer to be appointed a deputy director-general of the Coast Guard Administration (CGA), tasked with improving coordination...
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Natural gas bills for Taiwan Power Co (Taipower, 台電) are to rise this month after CPC Corp, Taiwan (台灣中油) yesterday raised prices of natural gas for power generation as efforts to restart...
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US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the tech executives gathered at the White House to discuss regulating artificial intelligence (AI) had signed a “morally binding” commitment to build...
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Apple Inc is set to sell about 6 million units of the iPhone Duo this year, Counterpoint Research said, offering the first estimate for how the company’s inaugural foldable device would fare.
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Automated optical inspection (AOI) equipment supplier Machvision Inc (牧德) yesterday raised its annual capacity expansion target by more than 60 percent, aiming for a production output of NT$10...
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The contents of a goodie bag for expatriates returning to Taiwan for Double Ten National Day celebrations, provided by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission, are pictured in Taipei yesterday.
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Residents of buildings in Taipei’s Dazhi area that collapsed or were damaged in 2023 due to excavation at the Kee Tai Dazhi construction site nearby protest in front Taipei City Hall yesterday...
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SOCIETY Pride to be held on Oct. 31 This year’s Pride, themed “Our Voices, Our Journey,” is to be held on Oct. 31, the parade organizer said yesterday.
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An 83-year-old took the pitcher’s mound as a 103-year-old stepped up to bat ahead of a baseball match between the Uni-President Lions and WeiChuan Dragons in Tainan, with one doctor saying it gave...
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The New Taipei District Court yesterday ordered a man to be detained incommunicado for allegedly breaching a protection order after his daughter was seen in New Taipei City’s Sanchong District (三重)...
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Six five-star hotels have been fined a total of NT$466,000 for food safety and hygiene contraventions, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said yesterday.
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The Ministry of Health and Welfare yesterday announced a series of new policy measures taking effect today, including raising the threshold for waiving interest charges on overdue National Pension...