CGTN published an article on the second China-Central Asia Summit in Astana, emphasizing the significance of China and the five Central Asian nations signing the Treaty of Permanent Good-Neighborliness and Friendly Cooperation, and highlighting their shared commitment to strengthening partnerships through the Belt and Road Initiative to promote mutual development
Seoul: The Seoul International Book Fair opened to an enthusiastic reception, with the Taiwan Pavilion drawing significant attention as Taiwan takes center stage as the guest of honor. The event started at the COEX Convention and Exhibition Center, marked by a lively performance from the Taiwanese Hokkien rock band Tsng-kha-lSng,
Taipei: National Taiwan University (NTU) placed 14th in the 2025 Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings, the best result ever achieved by a Taiwanese university. According to Focus Taiwan, the rankings, which evaluate the contributions made by universities toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), assessed 2,526 institutions across
Taipei: At a ceremony for the inaugural Baifang Schell Book Prize, translator Lin King called on writers and readers to recognize the value of Taiwan’s narratives. After receiving the Award for Outstanding Translated Literature from Chinese Language, King emphasized, “Don’t think Taiwan is too small, or that no one wants
Taipei: Shipments of pork and pork products from Kinmen County to other parts of Taiwan have been suspended until June 23 after a pig carcass found on a beach in the outlying county last week tested positive for African swine fever (ASF). The one-week suspension was announced by the Ministry
Taipei: This is part two of a two-part series examining the health and work challenges facing both legal and undocumented migrant workers in Taiwan who are pregnant or raising children, as well as the health issues affecting their children. According to Focus Taiwan, when an Indonesian woman named Ratih got
