Taiwan and Europe challenges 結果共5筆

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted a Victory in Europe Day event, emphasizing peace and democracy. President Lai urged vigilance against aggression and highlighted global cooperation.

Former President Tsai Ing-wen visits Europe, starting in the Czech Republic, to strengthen ties with democracies. She will speak at Forum 2000 on Taiwan’s democracy.

Discover how Slovakia is deepening ties with Taiwan, focusing on economic, trade, and technological advancements. This move comes as Taiwan welcomes new leadership, with both nations eyeing stronger democratic and economic collaboration amidst challenges.

Discover the latest trade dynamics in Hong Kong as March 2024 figures reveal shifts in exports and imports with Asian partners, highlighting significant growth and declines with key countries, amidst geopolitical and financial challenges.

Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) vice presidential candidate Cynthia Wu’s campaign office has announced that they are working with the Central Election Commission (CEC) to handle the declaration of her foreign spouse’s assets. This is the first time a vice presidential candidate in Taiwan has a non-Taiwanese spouse. The registration process has faced challenges due to deadlines and complexity, resulting in some assets not being managed promptly. However, the campaign office assures the public that all matters will be handled in accordance with the law. Wu’s husband is Belgian lawyer Reinout van der Elst, and they celebrated their wedding in Europe in September.