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The British Office Taipei confirmed the HMS Spey’s passage through the Taiwan Strait, aligning with international law. Taiwan’s MOFA praised the U.K.’s support for navigation freedom.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports closed airspace between Israel and Iran due to conflicts. Efforts are underway to assist Taiwanese citizens in the region.

Rising tensions between Israel and Iran have led to airspace closures, affecting travelers. Taiwan’s MOFA helped 14 citizens leave Israel for Jordan. Nine remain in Iran.

Friedrich Merz becomes Germany’s new chancellor, marking a political shift. Taiwan congratulates him, hoping for stronger ties. Both nations value democracy and peace.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party Youth Division will visit Taiwan from April 29 to May 3. The delegation, led by Yasutoshi Nishimura, aims to strengthen Taiwan-Japan relations through meetings with key Taiwanese leaders.

Taiwan’s MOFA announced President Lai Ching-te appointed former Vice President Chen Chien-jen as a special envoy to attend Pope Francis’ funeral on April 26. Chen’s deep connection with the Pope underscores Taiwan’s commitment to strong Vatican ties and religious freedom.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs plans to send officials to Pope Francis’ funeral, honoring ties with the Vatican. President Lai orders flags at half-staff.

Taiwan mourns Pope Francis’s passing, with President Lai Ching-te expressing condolences. Taiwan plans to send officials to the funeral, highlighting strong ties with the Vatican.

The German Institute Taipei condemned a recall leader’s Nazi salute and armband, sparking outrage. Taiwan’s MOFA urged citizens to avoid harmful actions.

Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te mourns the loss of Richard Armitage, a key figure in Taiwan-U.S. relations. Armitage’s legacy in supporting Taiwan’s democracy and peace is honored by both President Lai and MOFA.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirms its Pretoria office remains open despite South Africa’s relocation demand. Ongoing talks address legal framework changes.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs protests South Africa’s demand to relocate its office, citing a breach of the 1997 agreement. Tensions rise over the one-China policy.

Taiwan’s MOFA announced that starting in early 2025, Taiwanese citizens can work in the Czech Republic without a separate work permit, easing employment access.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned a statement by China and Brunei claiming Taiwan as part of China. Taiwan asserts its sovereignty and independence.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs refutes claims of Honduras seeking renewed ties, stressing no factual basis. The ministry remains focused on Taiwan’s global presence.

KMT legislator criticizes Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs for inaction on restoring ties with Honduras, highlighting economic impacts on shrimp farmers.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs finalizes plans for a delegation to attend President-elect Trump’s inauguration, emphasizing bipartisan support for Taiwan-U.S. relations.

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung announced a new law will cut the 2025 budget by NT$6.5 billion, impacting diplomatic operations. The budget shortfall poses challenges for international exchanges and cooperation.

Taiwan awards 14 Indian scholars the 2025 Taiwan Fellowship, leading globally in recipients. Scholars will research in Taiwan starting January 2025.

Taiwan’s foreign minister Lin Chia-lung announced William Brent Christensen’s visit, highlighting his appreciation for Taiwan’s history. Christensen, now a professor, supports Taiwan’s global participation and praises its mandarin teachers. Lin hopes for increased student exchanges and discusses the ＂Co-Prosperity Project＂ in the South Pacific.

Taiwan’s MOFA monitors South Korea’s unrest, advising citizens to avoid political events. President Yoon lifts martial law after assembly’s resolution. Stay informed.

Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry clarifies its CPTPP membership application is still active despite no working group formation. Efforts continue to strengthen trade ties.

Taiwan’s MOFA defends President Lai’s U.S. transit as a sovereign right amid China’s protest. Lai’s visit aims to strengthen ties with South Pacific allies.

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.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expands its online passport renewal program, reducing processing time to 10 days. New measures benefit citizens abroad.