Pig guts fly in offal fight over meat imports in Taiwan’s parliament” — The Guardian “Pig intestines fly as Taiwan lawmakers engage in ham-fisted political attacks” — The Washington Post It was a …
Chinese Scholar Calls for Beijing to Draft ‘Taiwan National Security Law’
Beijing professor Tian Feilong, a proponent of the Beijing’s Hong Kong national security law, said the Chinese government should be preparing for a “non-peaceful reunification” of Taiwan.
Leading pro-China news channel in Taiwan ends broadcasts
China cable news channel is halting its broadcast operations at midnight Friday after Taiwan’s government refused to renew its license, citing accuracy issues …
From roadside eatery to big city darling: How one Taiwanese turkey rice vendor made it big
For decades, Liao Shou-fang has been hawkishly presiding over his turkey rice eatery — Rou Bo — to make sure every dish is served exactly the same way. And then along came CNN Travel, and everything …
EMERGING MARKETS-Philippine stocks up 2% on 2021 budget approval; ringgit firms
Financial markets in Thailand were shut for … 0.11 +0.80 0.47 -11.94 Taiwan +1.09 +6.76 -0.61 18.05 ($1 = 48.0500 Philippine pesos) (Reporting by Anushka Trivedi in Bengaluru, additional …
Virus ‘success’ Taiwan to keep restrictions despite vaccine
Authorities in Taiwan have warned that even as vaccinations begin, the world should remain extremely vigilant against the virus.Health minister Chen Shih-chung said scientific data on the vaccines’ …
Taiwan Waits for Biden as China Steps up Pressure on the Island
Under President Donald Trump, the United States has significantly boosted military aid to Taiwan and increased engagement with the island. With Joe Biden having beaten Trump in last month’s …
Special Report-China Launches ‘Gray-Zone’ Warfare to Subdue Taiwan
It’s not the final, titanic clash that Taiwan has long feared, with Chinese troops storming the beaches. Instead, the People’s Liberation Army, China’s two-million-strong military, has launched a form …
A man was fined $3,500 for breaking quarantine for 8 seconds in Taiwan
A man in Taiwan was fined $3,500 for breaking quarantine for eight seconds. The man had stepped out of his room at a quarantine hotel in Kaohsiung City and was captured on surveillance camera by …
AP Interview: Digital minister says Taiwan to guard privacy
A Cabinet minister says Taiwan plans to create an independent agency to enforce digital privacy, tackling an increasingly urgent issue as countries step up surveillance during the pandemic …