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Songshan Airport in Taipei launches its ＂One ID＂ smart travel service, using facial recognition for check-in and boarding. This system aims to enhance efficiency and convenience for international travelers, reducing time and manpower by up to 30% and 20%, respectively.

Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim’s speech at IPAC highlights Taiwan’s democratic values and global partnerships. Taiwan denies funding rumors and condemns China’s pressure.

Taiwanese film ＂Before the Bright Day＂ is nominated for the New Directors section at the San Sebastián Film Festival. Directed by Tsao Shih-Han, it explores 1990s Kaohsiung.

Joseph Lin gains domestic player status from FIBA, boosting New Taipei Kings’ flexibility in international games. Lin aims to excel with the Chinese Taipei team.

Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai supports Taichung’s new venue plans, highlighting Kaohsiung Arena’s international acclaim. Both cities aim to boost cultural events.

Education Minister Cheng Ying-yao defends Taiwan’s new school phone policy, emphasizing teen health. Critics say it burdens schools. Global trends support regulation.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an awards NT$300,000 to Lin King for translating ＂Taiwan Travelogue＂ at the Taipei International Book Exhibition. The event highlights cultural contributions and announces the ＂Taipei Writers Award＂ debut next year.

Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te urges China to abandon coercive tactics for international recognition. He praises Palau’s democratic values amid China’s economic maneuvers.

Taiwan’s MOFA highlights two key projects in Somaliland to boost ties after the Waddani Party’s election win. Taiwan plans to build a road and a medical center.

Taipei awards WeiChuan Dragons players and coaches for their historic WBSC Premier 12 gold medal win. The city adjusts policy to honor their achievements.

Former President Tsai Ing-wen returned to Taiwan after attending the Halifax International Security Forum in Canada. She received the John McCain Public Service Leadership Award and announced Taiwan will host the forum in 2025.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te’s National Day speech on Oct. 10 emphasized Taiwan’s commitment to global prosperity and sovereignty. He urged China to collaborate for peace.

Discover how former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo pledges ongoing support for Taiwan and regrets not aiding Hong Kong more, amid calls for increased U.S. visits to affirm Taiwan’s sovereignty.

Taiwan’s vibrant culture takes center stage at the Cultural Olympiad in Paris, with performances by Nymphia Wind and other Taiwanese artists, highlighting Taiwan’s unique identity and struggle for international recognition.

Taiwan’s participation in the Olympics as ＂Chinese Taipei＂ sparks curiosity and confusion among tourists in Paris, highlighting the complexities of international sports and geopolitical tensions.

Discover how Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim praised Taiwanese businessmen for their global diplomatic efforts and the role of Asia in Taiwan’s investment strategy at the 31st ASTCC meeting in Taichung.

Discover how Taiwan’s delegation to the World Health Assembly in Geneva is advocating for the island’s health rights and international participation, despite challenges.

Discover why Taiwan’s exclusion from the World Health Assembly sparks debate over its global health contributions and the quest for international recognition. Read insights from Ray Ming-tse Lu on Taiwan’s readiness to share its health care expertise.

Discover how Guatemala’s President Bernardo Arévalo’s virtual congratulations to Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te underscores strong bilateral ties and democratic solidarity.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s bid for observer status at the 77th World Health Assembly in Geneva, highlighting diplomatic efforts and international support.

Vice Premier Cheng Wen-tsan praises Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen’s political achievements at the 2024 International Vegetarian Culture Festival, highlighting Taiwan’s vegetarian culture’s global recognition. Cheng also commends Merit Times for promoting Taiwanese vegetarianism, showcasing Taiwan’s soft power.

Taitung’s local tea brand, ＂Red Oolong,＂ wins a silver award at the MUSE Design Awards in the US for its packaging, featuring Luye Township’s deer. This recognition highlights Taitung’s ability to blend local culture with marketing, aiming to boost the tea’s international presence and promote regional tourism.

Discover the inspiring journey of Roger, a rescue dog from the Kaohsiung Fire Bureau, who became a hero by finding victims in the aftermath of a 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Hualien, Taiwan. Initially trained as a drug-sniffing dog, Roger’s boundless energy led him to a career in search and rescue, culminating in international recognition for his bravery. As he approaches retirement, Roger’s story highlights the invaluable contributions of rescue dogs in disaster relief.

Taiwan takes center stage at the 30th Festival International des Cinémas d’Asie (FICA) in Paris as the theme country, showcasing a range of films from the martial law era to the works of new directors. Filmmaker Jean-Robert Thomann, who holds dual citizenship from France and Taiwan, presents his latest documentary, ＂Taiwan, Chronicle of a Threatened Democracy,＂ in FICA’s documentary competition. The film, shot between 2021 and 2023, delves into the challenges faced by Taiwan’s democratic process, examining major referendums and the Taichung legislator election. Thomann believes Taiwan’s global recognition extends beyond seeking a seat in the United Nations, emphasizing the importance of parliamentary links, cultural and economic exchanges, and soft power rooted in creativity. He hopes his documentary will deepen French audiences’ understanding of Taiwan and inspire further exploration of the country. Thomann highlights that threats to Taiwan are not only external but also internal, with social media manipulation and fake news posing challenges to democracies worldwide. Despite these challenges, Thomann regards Taiwan as a remarkable example of democracy, particularly in Asia, and remains optimistic about the island’s democratic system. ＂Taiwan, Chronicle of a Threatened Democracy＂ premiered at FICA and is set to be screened in France, Taiwan, and Sweden.

Taiwan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Joseph Wu, emphasized in an exclusive interview with CNN that Taiwan is a democratic nation and that the majority of its people wish to maintain the status quo across the Taiwan Strait. Wu discussed various topics, including the significance of Taiwan’s presidential elections for its democratic growth, national defense, Indo-Pacific conditions, and Taiwan-India relations. He highlighted President Tsai Ing-wen’s commitment to upholding the political status quo, which has gained international recognition. Wu also emphasized the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait, as Taiwan produces 90% of the world’s semiconductor chips. He addressed the military threats from mainland China, stating that Taiwan is striving to enhance its defense capacities to deter aggression. Additionally, Wu expressed hopes to strengthen the connection between Taiwan and India in integrating their semiconductor supply chains through talent cultivation.