Taiwan Shares Open Higher with Significant Gain
Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index opened up 172.87 points at 46,724.0 Monday on
Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index opened up 172.87 points at 46,724.0 Monday on
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 775.14 points, or 1.67 percent, at 47,326.27 Monday on turnover of NT$939.93 billion (US$29.71 billion).
Taipei: The head of Italian humanitarian group WeWorld has praised Taiwan’s public and private sectors for their indispensable support for children affected by the ongoing war in Ukraine. Marco Chiesara,
Taipei: Taiwan’s Air Force has announced plans to urge the United States to expedite the installation of automatic ground collision avoidance systems (Auto-GCAS) in its fleet of F-16V jets. This
Taipei: The Legislative Yuan has passed a groundbreaking law establishing minimum pay standards and regulatory rules for food delivery platforms, aimed at safeguarding the rights of delivery workers.
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Taipei: Visiting China-born Japanese lawmaker Hei Seki emphasized upon his arrival on Tuesday that his visit to Taiwan underscores the notion that “Taiwan is not part of China, Taiwan is
Taipei: The military exercises China conducted around Taiwan last week were provocative and indicative of Beijing’s “unacceptable attitude” that poses a threat to “peaceful co-existence across the Taiwan Strait,” according
Hualien: A captain surnamed Hsin is believed to have ejected from an F-16V (Block 20) single-seat fighter jet about 10 nautical miles east of Fengbin Township in Hualien County during
Beijing: South Korean President Lee Jae-myung’s approach to the Taiwan issue during his first meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping was noticeably more ambiguous compared to his predecessor Yoon Suk-yeol’s
Taipei: Frank Hsieh, Taiwan’s former representative to Japan, assumed the chairmanship of the Taiwan-Japan Relations Association (TJRA) on Tuesday, succeeding Su Jia-chyuan in leading the body responsible for representing Taipei’s
Taipei: Taiwan’s National Security Bureau (NSB) reported that between December 29 and January 2, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) conducted military drills against Taiwan while simultaneously executing information operations and
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