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Economic minister pushes for wage hike in listed firms
Economic Minister J.W. Kuo aims to raise Taiwan’s minimum wage for listed companies to NT$50,000 by 2027. The government plans a 3% salary hike for military and public sectors.4小時前 -
Taiwan’s coldest days this week, warmer by Dec. 1
WeatherRisk analyst warns of a cold snap in Taiwan, with temperatures dropping below 10°C from Thursday to Saturday. Warmer weather expected from Dec. 1.4小時前 -
EasyCard to release card for Taiwan’s baseball victory
EasyCard Corp. will release a commemorative card for Team Taiwan’s 2024 WBSC Premier12 win. Pre-order starts Nov. 29. Proceeds aid youth baseball in rural Taiwan.5小時前 -
Taiwan’s economy shows mixed signals in October report
Taiwan’s October economic indicator stays at yellow-red, signaling caution amid global trade uncertainties. Strong investment in semiconductors boosts growth.5小時前 -
Taipei reveals 2025 New Year’s party lineup
Taipei City Government reveals the 2025 New Year’s Party lineup, featuring Gigi Leung, band 831, and more. Festivities start Dec. 1, coinciding with the World Masters Games.6小時前 -
Power Station, Hyolyn headline New Taipei Christmas event
New Taipei City will host the ＂Magical Superstar Christmas Concert＂ on Dec. 14-15, featuring 18 acts like Power Station and Hyolyn. Extra train services will be available.6小時前 -
Premier vows support for Taiwan athletes in global events
Premier Cho Jung-tai assures support for Taiwanese athletes in global events after Lin Yu-ting’s withdrawal from World Boxing finals. Government vows legal backing.9小時前 -
Taipei considers monument for baseball victory at Dome
Taiwan wins the WBSC Premier12 baseball championship. Taipei City considers a monument at Taipei Dome. Officials and Farglory Group discuss plans and fan expectations.9小時前 -
Museum director reassigned amid bullying allegations
The Ministry of Education reassigned the National Museum of Marine Science and Technology director due to workplace bullying allegations. An investigation is ongoing.10小時前 -
Taiwan’s MAC sees low security risk in student visit
Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council assures minimal security concerns over Chinese students’ visit, organized by the Ma Ying-jeou Foundation. Applications undergo standard review.10小時前 -
Morris Chang to release second autobiography volume Friday
Morris Chang, founder of TSMC, releases the second volume of his autobiography on Nov. 29. The book covers 54 years of his life, including his time at Texas Instruments and TSMC.11小時前 -
China denies urging Taiwan firms to exit
China’s Taiwan Affairs Office denies urging Taiwanese businesses to leave, calling reports false. Spokesman Chen Binhua highlights opportunities in China’s reforms.11小時前 -
Former labor official faces travel ban amid allegations
Prosecutors in Taipei imposed an eight-month travel ban on Hsieh Yi-jung amid workplace bullying allegations. The case involves a public servant’s suicide and has led to high-profile resignations.12小時前 -
Chunghwa Telecom workers rally for wage hikes in Taipei
Chunghwa Telecom workers rallied at the MOTC in Taipei, demanding wage hikes and collective bargaining. The union threatens strike votes if demands are unmet.12小時前 -
Clothing store apologizes for ’Taiwan’ jacket label error
＂Sports Fan Fun＂ apologized for a labeling error on ＂Team Taiwan＂ jackets, initially made in China but tagged as Taiwan-made. They vow to improve quality control.12小時前 -
Olympic gold medalists Ma Long, Yang Qian visit Taiwan
Chinese students, including Olympic gold medalists Ma Long and Yang Qian, visit Taiwan for cultural exchanges. The Ma Ying-jeou Foundation hosts the delegation.13小時前 -
President Lai performs baseball song with players on stage
President Lai Ching-te celebrated Taiwan’s baseball team at the Presidential Office after their historic 2024 WBSC Premier12 win. Fans gathered to honor the team.14小時前 -
Taiwan CDC reports decade-high enterovirus cases
Taiwan’s CDC reports a decade-high in enterovirus cases, with 26,077 visits last week. The outbreak, led by coxsackie A16, may peak in mid-December.15小時前 -
MAC calls for accurate info on China travel policies
Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council highlights a 7.2-fold increase in Taiwanese travelers to China over mainland visitors to Taiwan. The council blames China’s policies for hindering tourism and urges travel agents to avoid misinformation.15小時前 -
Former TSMC chair stresses Taiwan’s tech edge importance
Mark Liu, former TSMC chairman, stresses Taiwan’s need to maintain its tech edge and align with U.S. interests. He highlights AI opportunities and urges unity.15小時前 -
Tsai uses baseball victory to boost Taiwan’s global image
Former President Tsai Ing-wen returns to Taiwan after a visit to Canada, highlighting Taiwanese unity and resilience. She shared Taiwan’s democratic aspirations and celebrated the nation’s baseball victory.16小時前 -
President Lai dons ’Taiwan’ hoodie to support champions
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te celebrated the national baseball team’s historic WBSC Premier12 win, calling it a unifying moment. Fans cheered in Taipei.16小時前 -
Cold air mass chills Taiwan, temperatures drop significantly
A cold air mass brings chilly weather to northern Taiwan, with temperatures dropping to 13-15°C at night. Expect scattered showers in Hualien and Taitung.17小時前 -
Minister Kuo’s assets exceed NT$300M, report shows
The Control Yuan released asset declarations for Taiwan’s officials, revealing Minister J.W. Kuo’s NT$300 million holdings. Vice President Hsiao and Vice Premier Cheng also disclosed assets.1天前 -
Former TSMC chair downplays Trump impact on semiconductors
Mark Liu, former TSMC chairman, downplays Trump’s impact on Taiwan’s semiconductor sector. He highlights the strong Taiwan-U.S. industry ties and tariff resilience.1天前
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