Taipei: A delegation from the Danish parliament is in Taiwan for the second consecutive year to engage in discussions regarding regional security and to foster stronger bilateral relations, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced on Tuesday. This visit underscores Denmark’s ongoing interest in enhancing its understanding of Taiwan’s political
Taipei: ASE Technology Holding Co. is expanding its advanced IC assembly and testing capacity in Taoyuan and Kaohsiung to meet sustained strong demand generated by the artificial intelligence boom. In a statement posted on the Taiwan Stock Exchange where ASE Technology shares are traded, the company said wholly owned subsidiary
Dhaka: The Taiwan women’s kabaddi team settled for a silver medal after losing to their Indian opponents 35-28 in the World Cup final on Monday. Played by two teams of seven, kabaddi is a fast-paced contact sport in which players try to tag opponents and return to their side without
Taipei: “Reunification” with China is “not an option” for Taiwan, Premier Cho Jung-tai said Tuesday after Chinese government media reported that the issue was brought up in a telephone call between Chinese leader Xi Jinping and United States President Donald Trump. “We have noted this significant international exchange, but we
Taipei: A government-funded program enabling young people from Taiwan’s diplomatic allies to participate in cultural exchanges in Taiwan and vice versa will continue for a second year in 2026, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) official said Tuesday. According to Focus Taiwan, the Taiwan Global Pathfinders Initiative, introduced in early
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 407.93 points, or 1.54 percent, at 26,912.17 Tuesday on turnover of NT$475.68 billion (US$15.12 billion). According to Focus Taiwan, the stock market saw a notable increase, contributing to a positive trading session. The significant gain in points reflects investor confidence and active trading on the
