Taipei: Business sentiment in Taiwan’s manufacturing sector weakened for a fourth straight month in May to its lowest level in 29 months due mainly to uncertainty over America’s tariff policy, the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research (TIER) said Tues…
Taipei: Taiwan’s industrial output surged over 22 percent in May from a year earlier, buoyed by booming tech demand and a rush by foreign buyers to beat looming U.S. tariffs, marking 15 consecutive months of growth, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (M…
Taipei: Taiwan’s Customs Administration has flagged 72 export shipments to the United States for false or missing country-of-origin labeling, a move aimed at curbing the transshipment of Chinese goods to dodge U.S. tariffs. Customs Administration Depu…
Taipei: Legislator Lin Dai-hua has been indicted for allegedly making false expense claims, a development that has captured significant attention in Taiwan. This revelation has become a focal point in political discussions, raising questions about transparency and accountability within the legislative body. According to Focus Taiwan, the indictment comes after
Kenting: The Pingtung County Public Health Bureau has opened an investigation into a suspected food poisoning case involving seven people who fell ill after they ate breakfast at a hotel in the tourist hotspot of Kenting. According to Focus Taiwan, officials from the bureau said they received a report at
Vandenberg: A CubeSat designed and made by the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) was sent into space early Tuesday morning (Taiwan time), carried by a SpaceX Transporter-14 rocket launched from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, TASA said in a statement. According to Focus Taiwan, the satellite, PARUS-T2, was launched
