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Taiwan’s weather forecast for May 21 predicts mostly clear skies with sporadic showers in eastern regions. Temperatures will range from 31 to 35°C. Stay informed on air quality and travel conditions.

Kinmen County’s Deputy Magistrate announced two swimming events in July, offering a unique experience of the island’s wartime history. Registration is open until June 20.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council plans to support Kinmen against China’s unification efforts. Minister Chiu Chui-cheng emphasizes cross-strait policy clarity and local development.

A weather front in Taiwan is causing rain and thunderstorms in the north and east, with dense fog in Kinmen and Matsu. Stay updated on weather changes.

Taiwan faces a hot, sunny Tuesday with temperatures up to 35°C. Southeastern regions may hit 38°C. Expect scattered showers in Matsu. Stay updated on weather and air quality.

Air quality in Taipei worsened due to transboundary pollution, with PM10 levels rising. The Ministry of Environment issued alerts, advising limited outdoor activities.

A frontal system will bring thunderstorms to Taiwan from Wednesday evening, with temperatures above 25°C. Expect rain and humidity until Friday. A second front arrives Saturday, causing more rain. Stay updated on weather changes, especially if traveling to Matsu or Kinmen.

The Kinmen Defense Command conducted the Taiwu Exercise to enhance defense against aerial and maritime threats. The drill, led by the Lienyu Garrison Battalion, focused on improving combat readiness amid rising cross-strait tensions.

Taiwan plans to deploy 26 counter-drone systems by 2025 to protect Kinmen, Matsu, and key military sites. These systems can track over 300 drones, enhancing defense against Chinese incursions.

Taiwan’s military will move an amphibious battalion HQ from Kinmen to Penghu for joint U.S. training. This shift enhances defense capabilities and strategic flexibility.

The Coast Guard Administration intercepted four Chinese ships near Kinmen on Feb. 20, marking the second intrusion this week. The CGA vows to protect national security.

Taiwan faces unstable weather with scattered showers and heavy rain due to a passing front. Expect cooler temperatures and rain in the north and east by Sunday.

Kinmen halts the Kinmen-Quanzhou ferry service on Feb. 8 due to rough seas, marking the second day of disruptions. Passengers should check schedules before travel.

The Kinmen Marathon on Jan. 19 attracted 7,000 runners from 22 countries, marking the return of mainland Chinese athletes post-pandemic. The event boosted local businesses and highlighted cross-strait cooperation.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment warns of air quality issues due to pollutants from China. Expect orange alert levels on Jan. 15, affecting sensitive groups.

The Coast Guard expelled a Chinese fishing vessel near Kinmen, sparking local criticism for slow action. Residents urge stricter patrols to protect maritime zones.

China’s Spring Festival travel rush boosts cross-strait ferry services, adding six daily sailings between China and Taiwan. Authorities expect 200,000 passengers.

Independent Councilor Tung Sen-po urges Kinmen to improve transportation as Chinese tourist numbers rise. He calls for a timeline and capacity control to protect residents.

Taiwan’s Coast Guard intercepted four Chinese vessels near Kinmen, using a ＂1-to-1＂ strategy. The standoff lasted two hours, highlighting regional tensions.

President Lai Ching-te commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Guningtou, reaffirming Taiwan’s autonomy amid rising tensions with China. Military drills on both sides highlight ongoing challenges.

President Lai Ching-te honors the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Guningtou at Kinmen Taiwushan Cemetery. He thanks veterans and engages with attendees.

President Lai Ching-te will visit Kinmen on Oct. 25 to lead the 75th anniversary events of the Battle of Guningtou. He will also meet veterans and inspect medical advancements.

Taiwan’s Coast Guard reported Chinese vessels intruding near Matsu during military drills. Taiwan dispatched patrols, asserting sovereignty and urging peace.

Kinmen Airport cancels all domestic flights due to Typhoon Krathon. Ferry services and some train lines are also suspended. Stay updated on travel disruptions.

China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism hopes mainland residents can soon travel to Taiwan, urging smooth cross-strait exchanges. Fujian residents have begun traveling to Matsu and Kinmen, with a tourism peak expected during China’s National Day holiday.