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Budget cuts force Taiwan to reduce WHA experts delegation
Taiwan’s Health Minister Chiu Tai-yuan announced a reduced travel budget, cutting 10 experts from the WHA team. Despite this, Taiwan aims to maintain its participation level.2025/05/08 15:38 -
760,000 households face uncertainty in rental aid standoff
Taiwan’s interior minister warns that budget cuts to land management could impact rental subsidies. The debate over the 2025 budget proposal continues, affecting housing policies.2025/03/31 12:00 -
Taiwan agriculture faces budget cuts, seeks fund approval
Taiwan’s agriculture sector faces challenges as NT$90 million is cut from the Special Income Fund, impacting disaster relief. The ministry seeks Executive Yuan approval to borrow funds.2025/03/26 20:00 -
Taiwan’s Control Yuan challenges budget cuts in court
Taiwan’s Control Yuan challenges drastic budget cuts by the Legislative Yuan, claiming they threaten its operations and constitutional integrity. The court appeal seeks to protect public interest.2025/03/24 19:00 -
Control Yuan to seek constitutional review on budget
Taiwan’s Control Yuan faces budget cuts, prompting a constitutional interpretation request. The agency struggles with unpaid bills and operational challenges.2025/03/21 17:00 -
Premier Cho defends budget amid KMT protests
Premier Cho Jung-tai addressed budget cuts in the Legislative Yuan, urging support for a NT$3.1325 trillion budget. He called for unity amid KMT protests.2025/02/25 18:00 -
President Lai leads historic meeting of Taiwan’s leaders
President Lai Ching-te led Taiwan’s first meeting of five government branch heads on Feb. 10, focusing on cooperation and democracy. The meeting set three shared goals, marking a historic moment in Taiwan’s constitutional history.2025/02/11 10:37 -
President Lai calls for gov’t branch meeting on Feb. 10
President Lai Ching-te will host a meeting on Feb. 10 to tackle Taiwan’s political polarization. The session aims to enhance cooperation among government branches amid economic pressures.2025/02/07 15:06 -
Health ministry cuts press room hours amid budget slash
The Ministry of Health and Welfare in Taiwan adjusts press room hours due to budget cuts. New hours close by 6 p.m. on weekdays, closed on holidays.2025/02/07 10:10 -
KMT head accuses DPP of public deception tactics
Eric Chu criticizes Taiwan’s DPP for alleged misinformation and budget mismanagement. He urges effective use of the NT$2.9 trillion budget for national benefit.2025/01/24 13:05 -
Taiwan’s budget cuts threaten carbon reduction efforts: MOEA
Taiwan’s deputy economic minister warns that budget cuts could reduce carbon reduction guidance for 5,000 companies and affect energy-efficient subsidies.2025/01/24 10:06 -
President Lai leads climate committee amid budget cuts
President Lai Ching-te led a climate committee meeting, thanking members for cutting fees amid budget cuts. A public hearing on greenhouse gas targets is set for Feb. 7.2025/01/24 09:52 -
MOA warns of operational risks after budget cut
The Ministry of Agriculture in Taiwan faces a budget cut to NT$1, sparking a dispute with opposition parties. The cut threatens essential operations and policy implementation.2025/01/24 08:47 -
Thursday briefing: What you need to know about Taiwan today
Taiwan navigates disaster recovery, political tension, health vigilance, and global recognition for sustainability, highlighting resilience and innovation.2025/01/23 20:57 -
Tuesday briefing: What you need to know about Taiwan tonight
Taiwan faces a powerful earthquake, a tragic air base accident, and significant budget cuts while preparing for Lunar New Year celebrations. Explore the resilience and challenges as the nation navigates through these events.2025/01/21 18:38 -
Taiwan cuts NT$100 billion from power company budget
Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan cuts NT$100 billion from Taiwan Power Co.’s budget, raising concerns over electricity prices and power equipment upgrades.2025/01/21 10:16 -
Premier warns budget cuts may harm Taiwan’s global image
Premier Cho Jung-tai warns that proposed budget cuts could harm Taiwan’s international promotion at Expo 2025 Osaka. He stresses the need for global ties to support pandemic response and other national efforts.2025/01/20 15:26 -
Taiwan’s culture minister warns of budget cut impacts
Taiwan’s culture minister warns that budget cuts could disrupt key cultural events like the Golden Melody and Golden Bell Awards. The Legislative Yuan reviews the budget, with potential impacts on arts and media sectors.2025/01/20 15:04 -
TPP criticizes premier over NT$2.9 trillion budget handling
Huang Kuo-chang criticizes Premier Cho Jung-tai for budget mismanagement, urging resignation. TPP proposes significant budget cuts, sparking legislative debate.2025/01/20 13:31 -
Interior minister warns against budget cuts for services
Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang stresses the need for full funding of essential services as Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan debates the 2025 budget. Cuts could impact police, fire, and immigration services.2025/01/20 11:00 -
Premier Cho slams opposition’s budget review tactics
Premier Cho Jung-tai criticizes opposition’s budget cuts, warning they could hinder government efforts. He urges reconsideration to protect national development and security.2025/01/20 10:31 -
Legislator slams Kuomintang over sports funding cuts
A Democratic Progressive Party legislator criticizes the Kuomintang for cutting NT$10 million from school sports funding. She demands an explanation, citing impacts on grassroots schools and student athletes.2025/01/20 10:19 -
Corrections agency defends current budget needs
The Agency of Corrections in Taiwan warns that a proposed NT$100 million budget cut by the Taiwan People’s Party could jeopardize social stability and essential services.2025/01/20 09:52 -
Health ministry clarifies medical program’s independence
The Taiwanese Ministry of Health and Welfare clarifies that the ＂Resilient National Medical Preparedness Program＂ is independent of Kuma Academy. Political scrutiny grows as budget cuts are proposed.2025/01/20 09:45 -
Agency warns budget cuts could harm housing rights
The National Land Management Agency plans to allocate NT$20 billion for social housing and subsidies in 2025. The Taiwan People’s Party criticizes budget delays.2025/01/20 09:34
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