Taiwan’s LNG Deal with Alaska Expected to Enhance Energy Security
Taipei:A proposed agreement for Taiwan to acquire liquefied natural gas (LNG) from an Alaska pipeline
Taipei:A proposed agreement for Taiwan to acquire liquefied natural gas (LNG) from an Alaska pipeline
Taichung:Taipei President Lai Ching-te emphasized on Thursday that with the global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) on the rise, Taiwan’s
Taipei: The Taiwan High Prosecutors Office Intellectual Property Branch on Monday indicted three individuals and Tokyo Electron Taiwan Ltd. for stealing Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s (TSMC) 14-nanometer (14nm) technology secrets.
Taipei: The combined value of Taiwan’s 25 most valuable brands increased by 2.7 percent in 2025 compared to the previous year, with Asustek Computer Inc. maintaining its position as the
Taipei: A strong continental cold air mass is set to move southward starting Monday night into Tuesday, leading to a significant drop in overnight temperatures in low-lying regions across Taiwan,
Taipei: Nearly half of Taiwan’s population has watched TikTok content, with usage growing fastest among people aged 16 to 25, according to a report released by the National Communications Commission
Taipei: A wild Formosan Reeves’s muntjac wandered into Taipei Zoo on Sunday and was later captured and released back into the nearby forest after staff confirmed it was healthy, the
Hualien: A Panama-flagged bulk carrier that ran aground off Hualien County on New Year’s Day was successfully refloated on Saturday and towed into Hualien Port, with no oil pollution detected,
Taipei: A political talk show hosted by former President Chen Shui-bian was abruptly pulled ahead of its planned YouTube debut on Sunday, with Chen, out on medical parole, revealing the
Keelung: A Keelung man has been sentenced to two months in prison for calling a city service hotline and threatening to kill Mayor Hsieh Kuo-liang over an unresolved issue with
Taipei: China’s cyber army launched 2.63 million intrusion attempts against Taiwan’s critical infrastructure (CI) every day in 2025, representing a six percent increase from 2024, according to Taiwan’s National Security
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