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The Taipei Asian Judo Open starts July 12 at Taipei Gymnasium, featuring 193 athletes from 19 countries. Taiwan aims to exceed past medal wins.

Premier Chuo Jong-tai and Mayor Chen Chi-mai visited Taiwan’s National Sports Training Center to assess athletes’ readiness for the 2025 Summer World University Games in Germany.

Beitou Junior High’s U16 team heads to the U.S. Hung Chih-chang hopes they promote Taiwan globally. Legislators stress sports as Taiwan’s soft power. Babe Ruth League event starts on July 19.

The 2025 Taiwan International Athletics Open starts June 7 at Taipei Municipal Stadium, featuring over 670 athletes from 17 countries. Watch Anita Wlodarczyk and local talents like Yu Ya-chien compete.

Taiwan’s Chou Tien-chen advances to the second round of the BWF Indonesia Open after a thrilling win over Lin Chun-yi. He will face Christo Popov next.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan prioritizes athletes’ rights after the Table Tennis Association revoked Ye Yi-Tian’s qualification for the U.S. World Table Tennis event.

The Sports Administration will suspend funding for the Chinese Taipei Table Tennis Association over Yeh Yi-tien’s disqualification from the WTT Grand Smash. The administration demands a public apology or legal action will follow. Chuang Chih-yuan calls for athlete-focused reforms and transparency.

The Ministry of Labor’s survey reveals pilots earn the highest monthly salary in Taiwan at NT$323,000. Actuaries and doctors follow. Learn more about salary trends across industries.

104-year-old Lin Yu-mao, the world’s oldest badminton player, teamed up with Olympic gold medalist Lee Yang at the 2025 World Masters Games, winning an exhibition match.

Hannah Quinlivan’s grandfather competes in the 2025 World Masters Games in Taipei. The event features notable figures like singer Hsiao Huang-chi and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

Taipei’s Dome will host the 2025 World Masters Games, featuring table tennis legends Chuang Chih-Yuan and Chiang Hung-Chieh. They aim to inspire young players.

New Taipei City police launch a security operation at key MRT stations for the 2025 World Masters Games. Enhanced patrols aim to ensure safety for 25,000 athletes.

Taipei Deputy Mayor Lin Yi-hua clarifies that spectators can bring flags to the World Masters Games, despite rumors. Athletes will follow Olympic protocols.

Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai vows to address the exodus of athletes to northern Taiwan by improving training and support. City officials cite outdated facilities and insufficient resources as key issues.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an confirms athletes at the IMGA event will compete under the IMGA flag, not national flags, addressing concerns about flag display.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council confirms no Chinese obstruction for athletes in the World Masters Games in Taipei. Over 230 entry permits issued, ensuring participation.

Organizers of the World Masters Games assure over 500 Chinese athletes that visa processing is underway. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an faces criticism over registration issues.

Jeremy Lin praises Kaitlyn Chen’s historic WNBA draft selection, highlighting its impact on young Taiwanese athletes. The New Taipei Kings face challenges in the TPBL.

The Wan Jin Shi Marathon in New Taipei City drew over 11,000 runners, including 374 international athletes. Mayor Hou Yu-ih highlighted weather challenges and sustainability efforts.

The New Taipei City Wan Jin Shi Marathon on March 16 features 13 elite athletes, with a record $50,000 prize. Local runners aim to break last year’s records.

Taitung County sends a record 780 athletes to the 2025 National Indigenous Games in Kaohsiung, aiming to highlight indigenous traditions and achieve sporting excellence.

Taiwanese Olympian Lee Yang and yoga master Grand Master Akshar will lead 5,000 in a world record yoga attempt on June 21, showcasing yoga’s health benefits.

The World Masters Games 2025 in Taipei and New Taipei City will host 25,000 athletes, surpassing past events. Notable participants and centenarian athletes will compete.

Larisa Bakurova celebrates as six young gymnasts win four silver medals at the Miss Valentine 2025 competition in Estonia. Over 500 athletes from 51 countries participated, making it more challenging than the World Cup. Bakurova, proud of her trainees, vows to continue promoting rhythmic gymnastics in Taiwan.

Taiwan’s Chien Tung-chuan defeated India’s Sreeja Akula in the ITTF-ATTU Asian Cup, advancing to the round of 16. Chien dominated with scores of 11-5, 11-6, and 11-7.