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Taiwan’s economy is set to grow by 3.14% in 2023, driven by AI and tech demand, according to Chen Shu-tsu of DGBAS. Last year’s growth outpaced regional peers.

Bluetech, Taiwan’s leader in wireless energy management, advances energy AI prediction with NeVe Lost LoRa technology. It enables efficient data transmission and rapid system setups, already applied in over 65 projects across sectors like manufacturing and airports.

Taiwan detains the Chinese captain of a Togolese-flagged ship suspected of damaging a key undersea cable. Premier Cho urges vigilance amid rising tensions.

Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Ko Wen-je appeared in court after 57 days in detention over a corruption case. He seeks to lift communication restrictions to arrange his father’s funeral.

Undersea cable disruptions off Taiwan’s coast raise security concerns, with five incidents this year. Taiwan emphasizes protecting critical infrastructure amid potential gray zone operations by China.

A student group in Taipei advocates for teachers’ ＂right to disconnect＂ to improve work-life balance and teaching quality. They urge the Ministry of Education to define work hours clearly, citing international examples.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs swiftly addressed a TPC-3 submarine cable break, ensuring communication stability with rerouting measures and repair plans.

Fifteen Taiwanese companies are showcasing advanced drone technology at Xponential Europe in Düsseldorf. The event highlights Taiwan’s tech prowess and aims to foster international collaboration.

A 2022 survey shows 54% of Gen Z in Taiwan experience telephobia linked to instant messaging habits. Experts suggest it reflects broader social anxiety issues.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an stresses the need for dialogue amid cross-strait tensions after MAC rejects Shanghai delegations for the Taipei Lantern Festival.

Taipei’s Department of Social Welfare announced budget reallocation for hearing-impaired services. Premier Cho faced criticism over budget cuts affecting sign language interpreters.

Chunghwa Telecom switched to microwave transmission to maintain communication for Matsu users after a cable malfunction. Repairs on the Trans-Pacific Express cable were completed, restoring international links.

An earthquake in Chiayi and Tainan has fueled debate over the Kuomintang’s proposal to cut the Ministry of Digital Affairs’ budget. Legislator Chen Yu-jen clarified that cuts target operational expenses, not communication. She assured access to contingency funds during disasters. The debate continues as citizens await the impact on disaster response.

Media associations in Taipei warn that budget cuts could harm industry growth and jobs. They urge the Legislative Yuan to reconsider the 2025 budget review.

Taiwan’s transportation minister urges a pragmatic discussion on Taiwan Railway Corp. fare changes, unchanged for 30 years. A board meeting is set for Feb. 5.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs plans to boost cable resilience by incentivizing telecom operators. Chunghwa Telecom works on repairs after a cable cut.

SEF Chairman Wu Feng-shan emphasizes Taiwan’s commitment to peace and dialogue with China, urging ARATS to reciprocate. He highlights the importance of cross-strait peace for the well-being of people on both sides.

The Taipei District Court approved Ko Wen-je’s resignation as chairman of the Taiwan People’s Party, ensuring it doesn’t affect the ongoing corruption investigation.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an and Shanghai Vice Mayor Hua Yuan launched the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum, fostering collaboration and dialogue despite bilateral tensions. The forum saw the signing of MOUs on smart medical care and red panda conservation, with both sides committed to open communication and cooperation.

The Ministry of Economic Affairs clarifies its communication policy, emphasizing consistent messaging and transparency. Minister J.W. Kuo supports a unified team culture.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an emphasizes the importance of the Taipei-Shanghai Twin City Forum amid rising tensions with China. The forum faces uncertainty due to potential military exercises, but Chiang insists on its necessity for cross-strait dialogue.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an announced the Taipei-Shanghai Twin City Forum will occur on Dec. 17, emphasizing its role in easing Taiwan Strait tensions.

Mainland Affairs Council stresses the need for a positive cross-strait atmosphere ahead of the Twin City Forum in Taipei on Dec. 17. Chinese officials are urged to avoid political statements.

Three Taiwanese I-Kuan Tao followers detained in China raise concerns over religious freedom. SEF seeks help from ARATS, but no response yet. Travel advisory is orange.

Taiwan’s Executive Yuan plans to amend the Civil Code to ban physical and mental violence against children and promote healthier parenting practices. The amendment, which is advancing to the Legislative Yuan, emphasizes respect for children’s development and aims to replace reprimands with encouragement.