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Taiwan’s Vice President Lai Ching-te calls for transforming Taiwan into Asia’s Silicon Valley during a speech in San Francisco. He highlights Taiwan’s tech achievements and global ties.

During a US stopover, Vice President Ching-te’s remarks underscore Taiwan’s commitment to democracy, peace, and global security. He highlights the Statue of Liberty’s spirit and emphasizes Taiwan’s pivotal role in maintaining Indo-Pacific stability and cross-strait cooperation.

Hou You-yi’s energy policy announcement stirs controversy as he proposes restarting decommissioned nuclear plants and reviewing the Fourth Nuclear Power Plant project. DPP voices criticism and concerns about nuclear waste disposal.

Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Ko Wen-je dismissed rumors on Friday (Aug. 4) that he would become Terry Gou’s running mate if the Foxconn founder announced his candidacy for the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Ko admitted that an alliance with Gou would be complicated.

Vice-President Lai Ching-te emphasized Taiwan’s potential to transform into an information powerhouse during the Presidential Hackathon 2023 workshop on Friday (Aug. 4). He noted the importance of a robust legal framework to protect privacy rights and optimize domestic data use.

Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) Chairman Ko Wen-je argued on Thursday (Aug. 3) that ＂if he does not win the election, Taiwan will be doomed.＂ Following a visit to the grassroots communities in the South, the TPP’s presidential candidate described the situation as ＂too dire.＂

Kuomintang presidential candidate Hou Yu-ih will return from Japan on Wednesday afternoon (Aug. 2). Earlier today, he met with Japanese media giants NHK and The Asahi Shimbun.

Lai Ching-te’s campaign manager, Pan Men-an, has been accused of plagiarism in his master’s thesis, which he denies. 

Foxconn founder Terry Gou announced on Thursday (July 27) new plans for a month-long peace tour across the U.S. to pray for Taiwanese peace, economic development, and a corruption-free government. Speaking about this trip in Tucheng, he expressed hope to propel Taiwan into a prosperous economic future and gain support for his 2024 presidential bid.

Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) chairman and presidential candidate Ko Wen-je visited to the revered Hongludi Nanshan Fude Temple on Thursday morning (July 20), offering heartfelt prayers for the continued prosperity and well-being of Taiwan as he seeks to assume the highest office in the country.

Dr. Mark T. Esper, former U.S. Secretary of Defense, warned that Donald Trump might ＂weaken the relationship with Taiwan＂ if he is reelected in the latest TVBS Meeting Room on Monday (July 17). 

Taipei City Mayor Chiang Wan-an embarked on an official visit to Singapore on July 5, where he engaged in discussions with Singaporean officials regarding the promotion of bilingual education, digitalization, and urban development. The visit aimed to foster mutual learning and collaboration between Taipei City and Singapore.

NBA Star Jeremy Lin, affectionately known as the ＂Harvard Kid,＂ hasn’t confirmed whether he will continue his professional basketball career as a player next season. 

Taiwan Premier Chen Chien-jen informed the media on Monday, June 19, that the government has ＂obtained relevant details＂ about the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken to China. He made this statement during a groundbreaking ceremony at the Wuqi Fisherman’s Wharf in Taichung.

PEGATRON chairman and CSO, T.H. Tung, shared firsthand industry outlook at the shareholders meeting on Thursday (June 15), and felt optimistic about the future development of electric vehicles (EV), 5G connectivity, and potentially 6G technology. Stressing that business cycle changes every one to two years, Tung observed that industrial innovations derived from existing products and services, which is why he thinks EV, 5G, and even 6G will “undergo transformative changes in the future, presenting challenges and opportunities for the company.”

Eight-time All-NBA Team honoree Dwight Howard, currently playing for the Taiwan-based Taoyuan Leopards since November last year, shares in an exclusive interview with TVBS on Friday (May 19) the secrets to keep being passionate about basketball, and leadership qualities he admires most. 

With the United States celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, TVBS Meeting Room’s Wenchi Yu held an interview with the CEO of The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), Norman Chen, where he shares his view on the historical moment of Asian American representation.

Founder of Hon Hai Terry Gou, pursuing KMT presidential nomination, officially clarifies that he does not support the restart of the fourth nuclear power plant in a meeting held by the Council for Industrial & Commercial Development in Taipei on Wednesday (May 3).

Former President Donald Trump turned his attention to the general election on Thursday, using his first campaign appearance since President Joe Biden launched his reelection bid to boast his poll numbers and suggest that he does not need to debate his Republican rivals.

Former Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou departed from Taoyuan International Airport on Monday (April 24) for Europe, where he will deliver talks on geo-politics and address rising cross-strait tensions in the region.

Former Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou arrived in Shanghai on Wednesday (April 5) as he heads to the Yangshan Port, one of the last travel destinations on his 12-day-long China journey.

Taiwan’s former President Ma Ying-jeou gave a statement in Nanjing, China on March 28 as he kicked off his 12-day trip across the strait.

Taiwan’s former President Ma Ying-jeou faced protests from pro-independence groups on Monday (March 27) as he arrived at Taoyuan International Airport to catch a flight for his 12-day trip to China.

Foreign Minister Joesph Wu said on Wednesday that he believes China is now ＂more likely＂ to invade Taiwan to distract from President Xi Jinping’s domestic problems.

Taiwan will extend mandatory military service from four months to one year starting 2024. TVBS spoke exclusively to Julian Kuo, a former legislator where he shared his take on the announcement made by Tsai Ing-wen.