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Taiwan’s Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim welcomed Team Taiwan at Taoyuan Airport after their WBSC Premier12 win. A parade celebrates their historic victory.

TSMC held a private ceremony for its first 2-nanometer plant in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, marking a key step in its expansion. Trial production starts next year.

Premier Cho Jung-tai assures Taiwan’s energy sufficiency through 2032, highlighting new nuclear technologies and green energy. He addresses industry leaders on economic policies and labor issues.

Former President Tsai Ing-wen returned to Taiwan after attending the Halifax International Security Forum in Canada. She received the John McCain Public Service Leadership Award and announced Taiwan will host the forum in 2025.

Premier Cho Jung-tai announced a 3% salary increase for military, public, and educational personnel in Taiwan. The government aims for economic growth, focusing on key industries and a net-zero carbon target by 2050.

WeatherRisk forecasts a temperature drop in northern Taiwan starting Nov. 26, with lows of 12-14°C. Expect cloudy skies and significant day-night temperature differences.

Taiwan’s stock market fell over 300 points on Nov. 26, impacted by declines in NVIDIA and TSMC ADRs. Analysts watch global tech stocks’ influence on Taiwan.

CNAIC Chairman Wu Tung-liang highlights Taiwan’s economic resilience amid global uncertainties, driven by AI demand and strategic government initiatives.

Frost was reported at Yushan Weather Station as temperatures dropped to 0.4 C. A weather front is bringing cooler conditions and showers to northern Taiwan.

Labor Minister Hung Sun-han addresses bullying scandal allegations, citing bureaucratic delays. He pledges effective complaint handling and cooperation with judicial investigations.

Hung Sun-han becomes Taiwan’s labor minister, pledging to transform the Ministry of Labor into a model workplace and restore public trust. He aims to improve workplace culture, safeguard workers’ rights, and address demographic challenges.

EVA Air plans to launch a new route to Dallas in 2025, boosting business travel. The airline reports a surge in Asia-Pacific demand and plans fleet expansion.

Taiwan’s baseball team returns home Nov. 25 after winning the 2024 WBSC Premier12. Vice President Hsiao will welcome them. A parade and live broadcast follow.

Taiwan celebrates its WBSC Premier 12 win with a luncheon hosted by Premier Cho Jung-tai. President Lai Ching-te honors athletes with an F-16V escort.

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.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an announces increased bonuses for WBSC Premier 12 players, requiring a one-year residency. Taipei celebrates Taiwan’s victory over Japan.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an announces a meet-and-greet for the national baseball team at city hall Tuesday. Fans can meet players after their WBSC Premier12 win.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture plans to implement a pet grooming standard form contract by January 2025. This aims to protect pet owners, animals, and service providers.

Pingtung County will start building its international baseball stadium on Dec. 30, featuring 15,000 seats. The project, set to finish by 2027, aims to host major events.

Taiwan’s Hai Kun-class submarine tests are 83% complete, with sea tests set for April 2025. Budget debates in the legislature may impact delivery timelines.

Changhua’s Environmental Protection Bureau launched an emergency response as air quality hit an orange alert. Measures include power plant output cuts and increased inspections.

Labor groups in Taiwan urge new Labor Minister Hung Sun-han to reform workplace policies, tackle bullying, and improve conditions for workers. They support his efforts to create a more humane work environment.

Taiwan’s baseball team made history by defeating Japan 4-0 in the WBSC Premier 12, ending Japan’s 27-game streak. Chen Chieh-hsien shone with a key homer.

Former President Tsai Ing-wen celebrated Taiwan’s Premier12 baseball victory over Japan with expatriates in Canada, praising the team’s unity and spirit.

A Democratic Progressive Party legislator apologized for suggesting a higher bonus for the Chinese Taipei Baseball Association. The proposal faced backlash, with critics calling it emotional blackmail. The legislator clarified his comments, citing excitement from the game, and pledged to fund a live broadcast in Tainan.