Headlines about Taiwan including trade deal with Nigeria!
Foreign Minister Wu calls for global democracies to safeguard Taiwan and Ukraine
Foreign Minister Jaushieh Joseph Wu said that it is critical for democratic countries to join together in support of Taiwan and Ukraine to deter…
Police make arrest after discovery of body in northern Taiwan
The aunt of a Thai woman found dead on a hill in Taiwan suspects she was murdered by her employer following a dispute.
Taiwan headline news
Taipei, May 13 (CNA) The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Monday are as follows: @United Daily News: Problems left after Tsai’s 8 years in office and…
Tainan turns 400: Why Taiwan’s oldest city and food capital is worth a visit this year
Taiwan’s oldest city, Tainan, celebrates its 400th birthday this year with special deals and large-scale events. PHOTO: TAINAN TOURISM BUREAU.
U.S.-China Conflict: Will There Be a Nuclear War Over Taiwan?
On the morning of April 5, 2023, Taiwan’s president, Tsai Ing-wen, met with then-U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in Simi Valley, California.
AI Tech Rally Gives Taiwan Central Bank Reprieve for TWD USD Intervention
As a strong dollar drives up currency volatility across Asia, an artificial intelligence-fueled tech boom has offered Taiwan some reprieve.
A Sinuous Cruise Ship Terminal by RUR Architecture Redefines Taiwan’s Waterfront
Resembling a pod of porpoises frozen in midleap, the Kaohsiung Port Terminal gradually rises into view above a mundane skyline as one approaches from the…
Triton ignites Taiwan’s pursuit of satellite self-sufficiency
Taiwan’s entry into space exploration reached a historic milestone with the successful deployment of . This achievement signifies Taiwan’s technological…
Taiwan urges renewal of trade deal with Nigeria to expand investments
Bola Olajuwon May 13, 2024 Taiwan’S Ambassador to Nigeria and Representative, Taipei Trade Office, Andy Yih-Ping Liu, has urged Nigeria to renew the investment protection agreement it signed with his country 33 years ago. Yih-Ping Liu, who spoke in Lagos …
High-stakes tests loom for Taiwan
TAIPEI – On May 20, Mr Lai Ching-te of Taiwan’s independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) will be sworn in as president. In taking office, he will set in motion a series of tests. The outcome is highly uncertain, but the stakes are …
