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Taiwan’s MOFA addresses President Lai’s potential Latin America visit amid typhoon and tariff concerns. U.S. transit plans remain unconfirmed, with China tensions noted.

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Taishin and Shin Kong merged to form TS Financial Holding, now Taiwan’s fourth-largest financial group. Despite the merger’s significance, TS Financial’s stock fell over 6% on its first trading day.

Taiwan shines at the World University Games in Germany, winning two gold, five silver, and four bronze medals. Highlights include historic wins in table tennis and taekwondo.

Taiwan’s Han Kuang 41 exercise concluded with unprecedented U.S. military observation. American teams led by former Pacific commander Charles Flynn assessed Taiwan’s defense capabilities against potential PLA threats, marking a shift in U.S.-Taiwan military cooperation.

Grammy winner Augustin Hadelich performs in Taiwan with Berliner Barock Solisten on July 12-13. Experience his ＂Carmen Fantasy＂ and Mozart’s works live.

The Taiwan International Balloon Festival postponed key events to Aug. 4 due to Typhoon Danas. Despite disruptions, attendees can expect rescheduled activities.

Parents in Taiwan increasingly prefer daughters, reflecting a global trend. The birth sex ratio has declined, and experts note a shift toward valuing emotional bonds over lineage.

Taiwan faces rising obesity rates, with 50.8% of adults affected in 2024. Experts link this to sugary drinks like bubble tea. A sugar tax and labeling may help.

A survey shows nearly 80% of Taiwanese firms use AI, boosting efficiency but raising job concerns. Experts stress AI-human collaboration and adapting to tech changes.

Taiwan’s vehicle registrations exceed its population, causing pollution and congestion. Authorities consider measures like timed parking fees and commuter passes to reduce private vehicle use.

Taiwan’s marriage rate drops as societal views shift, with 123,061 marriages in 2024. Divorce rates rise, and average marriage ages increase. Experts discuss challenges.

Taiwan’s used clothing recycling industry faces rising costs and quality demands. Efforts include transforming waste into eco-friendly products and forming alliances to boost efficiency.

NCSIST showcased unmanned surface vehicles in Yilan, inviting Taiwanese manufacturers to test capabilities for military and public use. The event highlighted strategic importance.

Over 2 million in Taiwan face diabetes, leading to complications like diabetic nephropathy, the top cause of dialysis. Experts stress early control and lifestyle changes.

Taiwan study reveals 3.1% of adolescents suffer from Internet gaming disorder, triple the rate in Western countries. Experts debate technology regulation while emphasizing responsible digital device usage and parental guidance for children’s healthy relationship with gaming and internet use.

The Taipei School of Economics and Political Science Foundation launched the Taiwan Defense TTX, a wargame with retired generals from Taiwan, the U.S., and Japan. The event, organized by Chair Huang Huang-hsiung and retired admiral Lee Hsi-min, aims to address Taiwan’s defense issues amid China’s military threats. Participants include former U.S. military leaders, and the exercise evaluates Taiwan’s 2030 military strategies.

Taiwan’s birthrate hit a record low in April, with only 8,684 newborns. Population declines continue, impacting labor markets. AI and automation are key strategies to address these challenges.

The New Taiwan dollar’s surge boosts foreign confidence but challenges exporters. Logistics shift routes, and insurance faces losses. Experts weigh benefits and risks.

Gender equality in Taiwan’s tech industry remains a challenge, with only 18% of senior roles held by women. Experts call for better support and policies to address this imbalance.

COMPUTEX 2025 in Taipei showcases robotic innovations from Hon Hai and Pegatron, addressing Taiwan’s labor shortages. Discover how these technologies enhance daily life.

New Taipei police have detained 11 individuals, including several prominent entertainers, in connection with a scheme to fabricate medical exemptions from Taiwan’s mandatory military service. The investigation began with actor Darren Wang and has expanded to reveal potential widespread abuse of the exemption system.

Taiwan’s private schools struggle with declining birth rates, forcing teachers to balance teaching and recruitment. This dual role raises concerns over workload and educational quality.

Accountants in Taiwan face long hours and low pay, with average workdays exceeding 10 hours and salaries under NT$41,000. AI tools aim to reduce overtime.

Taiwan’s high school English exams now focus on real-life skills, challenging rote learners. Teachers highlight the shift to practical application and critical thinking.