Taipei: Shares in Taiwan experienced a significant drop of almost 1.4 percent on Monday but managed to recover some of the earlier losses after U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to retract a previous threat to increase tariffs on Chinese goods by 100 percent, as reported by market dealers. According to
Taipei: “A Better Place”, a film exploring the increasingly blurred line between international students and migrant workers in Taiwan, was among the titles recognized at the first-ever Taiwan International Human Rights Film Awards. The film follows two Vietnamese students, Ching-chun and Mei, who work part-time jobs where they face exploitation
Taipei: The Taipei District Prosecutors Office announced its investigation into two employees and an external contractor suspected of launching cyberattacks against Radio Taiwan International (RTI). The case was reported by RTI after a Sept. 11 incident where its website’s homepage banner was altered. According to Focus Taiwan, the suspects include
Taipei: The Taipei City government on Monday urged Shin Kong Life Insurance Co. to accept a compensation agreement in exchange for relinquishing the surface rights of plots T17 and T18 in Beitou Shilin Science Park, where AI chip giant Nvidia Corp. wants to build its Taiwan headquarters. The controversy over
Taipei: A key supporter of Kuomintang (KMT) chairman candidate Hau Lung-bin again alleged Monday that China has been meddling in the party’s chairmanship election set for Saturday and targeting Hau. Hau himself did not directly point the finger at China on Monday, reiterating only that he has been the target
Taipei: The Government Service Network of the Executive Yuan has reported experiencing more than 2.8 million cyberattacks daily on average this year, as revealed in a document submitted by the National Security Bureau (NSB) to the Legislative Yuan. According to Focus Taiwan, the document was sent to lawmakers in preparation
