Yu Han Lei 結果共75筆

Meteorologists issued a typhoon warning for Taiwan as Typhoon Fung-wong nears. The storm threatens southern regions, prompting work and class suspensions.

Taiwan entrepreneurs discussed local and global population ageing issues at the Social Enterprise World Forum, featuring Sahan Cares’ population ageing solutions for the UK and Silvergate Delivery’s solutions for Taiwan.

Taiwan entrepreneurs showcased agricultural and food innovations at the Social Enterprise World Forum, featuring AgriWeather’s climate solutions for farmers and Fish Bar’s sustainable seafood initiatives. The forum highlighted how local businesses balance environmental protection with economic viability.

SEWF 2025 opens with its panel ‘Spotlight on Taiwan,’ introducing enterprises around the world to Taiwanese entrepreneurs. Interviews with Chris Chou and Willy Chi highlight their efforts to improving the island.

Taiwan Water Corp. plans a water outage in parts of Kaohsiung City on Nov. 6, affecting 38,000 households. Residents should store water and prepare for reduced pressure.

Freddy Lim, Taiwan’s envoy to Finland, made history as the first Asian diplomat to headline Finland’s Helsingin Sanomat. He advocates for Taiwan-Finland collaboration against authoritarian threats and highlights shared challenges like undersea cable damage.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg reports a northeast monsoon bringing cooler weather to Taiwan. Expect brief showers in the north and east, with warm days and cool nights in central and southern regions.

The Social Enterprise World Forum 2025 in Taipei gathers over 1,000 global leaders to discuss sustainability and social innovation. The event highlights Taiwan’s role as a hub for social change, featuring forums on aging, climate change, and sustainable food.

Taiwan’s birth rate dropped over 27% in Sept. 2025. Despite new subsidies and policies, skepticism remains about their impact. Experts highlight financial burdens.

The Ministry of Education in Taipei releases the electronic admissions brochure for the 115th academic year entrance exams for students with disabilities. The exams are set for March 2026. Registration runs from Nov. 25 to Dec. 8, 2025. A new SMS service will notify candidates of results.

The College Admissions Committee in Taipei announced subjects for the 115th academic year under the ＂Star Plan＂ and ＂Application-based Admission＂ channels. Students can check the committee’s website for details, aiding preparation for the General Scholastic Ability Test.

Taiwan’s Control Yuan members call for an investigation into labor rights abuses in the textile industry, highlighting migrant worker exploitation and rights violations.

President Lai Ching-te praised Taiwan’s delegation for winning 168 medals at the World Police and Fire Games in the U.S. He highlighted their skills in judo, taekwondo, and shooting.

The Central Weather Administration issued a heavy rain advisory for Taipei, Keelung, New Taipei, and Yilan due to the northeast monsoon. Expect cooler weather and strong winds.

A landslide on Taiwan’s Provincial Highway 7 in Yilan disrupted traffic on Oct. 22. Authorities acted swiftly to clear debris. Schools and offices closed due to heavy rain, while Guishan Island remains shut for three days. Keelung faced strong winds, but classes continued. Stay updated on weather forecasts.

Chinese Culture University in Taipei shifted to remote learning on Oct. 22 due to severe weather. A landslide and power outage added to student frustrations.

Japan’s Parliament elects Sanae Takaichi as prime minister, marking a shift in leadership. Experts discuss her approach to economic challenges and international relations, including U.S.-Japan ties and China diplomacy, and how it would affect Taiwan.

Taiwan authorities detained entertainers in a third wave of searches linked to the ＂Draft Dodgers Group＂ case. The investigation focuses on evasion of military service.

Heavy rains hit northern Taiwan as Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon interact, causing significant rainfall. Taipei’s Shilin District records 769.5 mm of rain, the highest in Taiwan.

Heavy rain hits northern Taiwan as Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon combine. The CWA issues alerts for eight counties, warning of severe weather.

Candidates intensify campaigns for the Kuomintang chair election in Taiwan. Cheng Li-wun, Hau Lung-pin, and Lo Chih-chiang employ unique strategies amid controversies and rumors of foreign interference.

Taiwan’s divorce rate hit a record high in 2024, with 53,469 couples splitting. Experts cite loneliness and poor communication as key factors.

Taiwan’s Digital Affairs Minister Lin Yi-jing discusses TikTok’s risks with the Legislative Yuan. The ministry plans to restrict TikTok access in schools to protect minors.

Mainland China plans to expand on-arrival visa services for Taiwanese citizens, enhancing travel convenience and promoting cross-strait cooperation. More details soon.

Labor Minister Hung Sun-han addressed Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan, stressing the need for systemic measures to protect workers’ rights on sick leave. This follows public concern after an EVA Air flight attendant’s death. The Ministry of Labor plans to review policies to ensure fair treatment and prevent penalties for taking sick leave.