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Frozen food prices soar in Taiwan’s convenience stores
With rising inflation, dining out has become more expensive for many Taiwanese. Additionally, even frozen foods sold at convenience stores are experiencing price hikes.
2023/04/24 16:28
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Taiwan conducts ‘routine military drills’ near Green Island
Green Island residents were alarmed by the sudden appearance of many USS Pensacola dock landing ships in the waters near their homes, barely a week after China’s "encircling" military drills around Taiwan.
2023/04/19 17:42
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Public transit riders continue to mask up post-mandate
Despite the newly relaxed regulations, many passengers on public transport systems were still hesitant to take their masks off on Monday (April 17), more than three years after mask mandates were put in place.
2023/04/17 18:29
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New clinic aims to tackle worsening air quality in S. Taiwan
In southern Taiwan’s Kaohsiung Siaogang District, industrial factories have caused many residents to develop respiratory issues.
2023/04/13 17:57
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Single-use paper cups likely to contribute to landfill waste
As Taiwan aims to reduce plastic usage and promote environmental awareness, many drink shops are now turning to paper cups in response to the government’s ban on single-use plastic cups.
2023/04/11 16:36
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Taiwan’s tourism bounces back following reopening of borders
Following the reopening of Taiwan’s borders, many of its tourist destinations are witnessing an uptick in foreign travelers, according to reports.
2023/03/23 20:00
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Post-pandemic Taiwan sees surge in hotel rates
The hotel industry in Taiwan was severely affected by the pandemic as the number of arrivals plummeted, causing many to lose their jobs almost instantly. However, with the pandemic subsiding, there is renewed optimism that Taiwan’s tourism sector will rebound to pre-pandemic levels.
2023/02/28 09:00
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’Ghost Town’ Taiwanese novelist Kevin Chen unfazed by AI
Artificial Intelegence (AI) has become the buzzword on the internet and on the news recent months. One of the few popular ones are ChatGPT and Midjourney, fearing many people into the endangerment of literature and art creation. However, people still believe in the power of literature itself, such as Kevin Chen, a Taiwanese novelist who resides in Berlin.
2023/02/27 19:00
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John Bolton: Taiwan to escape diplomatic isolation
The complex relationship between Taiwan, the United States, and China has been the subject of ongoing media coverage in recent weeks, prompting many to speculate about the future course of action for each country.
2023/02/14 19:47
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Taiwan’s workforce expresses hope for new year’s wage hike
The Lunar New Year festivities culminated on Sunday following a 10-day-long holiday. As workers resume their duties, many people voiced their aspirations for higher salaries in the face of climbing living expenses.
2023/02/03 16:11
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Taiwan seniors soak in hot springs among cherry blossoms
Many Taiwanese seniors enjoy visiting hot springs during the winter season to get warm and cozy, according to media reports.
2023/01/30 17:21
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Taiwan kidults drive high-end toy sales
When you enter most offices in Taiwan, you will likely see toy figurines spread out on desktops or hanging from computers. For many office workers, these toys are a source of comfort.
2023/01/23 08:00
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Taiwan’s old streets keep up with times to attract visitors
Taiwan’s old streets are a popular attraction among tourists from far and near, but after two years of the pandemic, many business owners are trying to find back the spark to attract visitors once more.
2023/01/21 08:00
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Authorities report hike in vaccination rate ahead of holiday
With foreign travelers arriving in Taiwan ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday, many people are choosing to get revaccinated
2023/01/19 14:42
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Taiwanese people buy Chinese New Year dinner dishes online
Chinese New Year is coming soon and many Taiwanese people are getting ready for the year-end dinner.
2023/01/12 21:00
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Taiwan F&B businesses display innovative products at CES
Many Taiwanese food and beverage (F&B) companies have put their latest products on display at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, U.S.
2023/01/10 19:58
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Taiwan travelers head to China as borders reopen
China officially reopened its borders to international travelers on Sunday (Jan. 8) and many people in Taiwan took no time to book their flights.
2023/01/09 18:15
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Taipei Mayor Chiang faces many pressing issues from start
The mayor of Taipei, Chiang Wan-an, has just taken office, but there won’t be any honeymoon period.
2023/01/04 19:34
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Taiwan FDA: Painkillers supply remains stable
The Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said it would not limit how many fever-reducing meds people can buy after a recent meeting with local drug manufacturers and pharmacy associations.
2023/01/03 17:23
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Innovative performance showcases Taiwan’s artistic energy
The pandemic has forced many industries, such as the performing arts, to rethink their strategies to thrive in the post-pandemic world. Diabolo Dance Theatre has sized this opportunity to team up with Song Kun Performing Art Group to create "Island’s Sunrise" with the support of the Ministry of Culture.
2022/12/29 21:15
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Survey: COVID-19 symptoms may last even after recovery
The pandemic is gradually stabilizing in Taiwan. According to doctors, however, many COVID patients have lasting symptoms, such as frequent insomnia and an abnormal sense of smell and taste. Doctors are urging high-risk groups, such as elders over 65, to get vaccinated.
2022/12/27 10:36
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Companies adjust salary structures in post-pandemic Taiwan
As business slowly resumes back to pre-pandemic norms, many industries in Taiwan are now facing a labor shortage. And in order to successfully recruit suitable talents, companies are adjusting their salary structure to attract new employees.
2022/12/26 10:40
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‘Frozen’ wonderland unveiled in Taiwan’s high mountains
The temperature in the high mountains in Taiwan has dipped under 0 degrees Celcius. Many tourists then visit the mountains to get a glimpse of the spectacular winter view.
2022/12/23 22:20
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Totoro Tunnel attracts visitors in Kaohsiung
The Kaohsiung Light Rail has become a popular tourist attraction, drawing twice as many riders this December than in September.
2022/12/20 18:14
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Experts predict dim economic outlook for Taiwan in 2023
For many office workers in Taiwan, it’s getting more and more expensive to get take-outs as the daily cost of their lunches often falls between NT$200 and NT$300.
2022/12/20 18:08