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President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
A pod of orcas became stranded on a beach near the Danjiang suspended bridge in New Taipei. Volunteers and the coast guard successfully assisted the marine mammals.
Police are currently investigating the discovery of a hidden camera found at a beauty clinic.
Wu Tsung-hsien has emerged as the top candidate in a joint Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People's Party (TPP) poll for the Yilan legislative seat.
The Strait of Hormuz became a flashpoint for escalating military confrontations as the US struck Iranian fast boats and reported attacks on UAE facilities, while a South Korean-run vessel also caught fire. These incidents prompted Washington and Tehran to trade threats and the US to urge allies to join a mission to secure the vital waterway.
A South Korean-run vessel was hit by an explosion and fire in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Seoul to confirm an attack and raising regional tensions. The incident led to the US escorting merchant ships and rejecting Iranian claims of missile strikes on its warships, while also urging China to press Iran on opening the strait.
Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and Kuomintang (KMT) are clashing over how to address Taipei's persistent rodent problem.
The Danjiang Bridge arts festival has drawn more than 150,000 visitors even before its official opening, indicating strong public interest.
Taiwan's leading baristas are expressing outrage after being compelled to compete under the name 'Chinese Taipei' at the World Coffee Championships, a decision that has angered the country's coffee community.
Nvidia's strategic expansion into physical AI technology has led to a significant rally in the stock prices of its partner companies, particularly those based in Asia. This move signals a growing market interest and investment in AI applications beyond traditional software.
Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) party is reportedly pressuring its lawmakers regarding a crucial defense bill, highlighting internal political dynamics.
Taiwanese officials have accused Chinese firms of attempting to circumvent import restrictions by rerouting vegetables through neighboring Vietnam. Taipei alleges this 'vegetable laundering' is a bid to evade trade barriers.
A man reportedly attempted to swim from Kinmen in an effort to avoid imprisonment.
Various groups are calling for a significant overhaul in the way a specific peace treaty is taught in educational institutions.
The Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation (THSRC) announced plans to install platform screen doors across its stations by 2028 to enhance passenger safety.
Taiwan is forecast to experience a warmer and dryer plum rain season this year, potentially impacting water resources and agriculture.
Taiwan is set to showcase its drone technology at an event in Detroit, highlighting its advancements in the field.
Shin Kong Mitsukoshi has successfully secured the bid to operate the mall at Taipei Main Station.
Lawmakers from Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) party have reportedly clashed over the proposed cap for the defense budget. The disagreement highlights internal divisions within the party regarding national security spending.
A car bomb exploded outside a police station in Belfast, Northern Ireland, prompting a security operation and evacuations. Authorities suspect the New IRA is responsible for the attack, which miraculously caused no injuries.
A man has been apprehended in Taipei following an attempted bank robbery where he used a BB gun and a fake grenade to threaten staff.
The King of Eswatini, an African nation, has become Taiwan's most significant diplomatic ally by openly challenging China, following a visit by Taipei's foreign minister after the president's travel w
An analysis suggests that Taiwan's strategic importance in global geopolitics and international relations is projected to increase.
A cosmetics company boss has been indicted for allegedly selling products that contained toxic Sudan dye, raising concerns about product safety.
China has hinted at the development of a new aircraft carrier and reiterated its commitment to building up islands, signaling ongoing expansion of its naval capabilities and territorial claims.
Taiwan's president canceled a planned trip to Eswatini after several African countries revoked flight permits for the presidential plane. China subsequently praised these nations for blocking the flight.
Researchers in Taipei have developed a new plant-based scalp serum that shows promising early results for hair regrowth. Volunteers using the topical treatment for eight weeks experienced improvements in hair density and thickness.
The deadline for entries into the Lifelong Learning Voucher program is today. Interested individuals are urged to submit their applications before the closing time.
The Taiwanese Army has demoted an officer following allegations of a slur made against a Japanese-Taiwanese conscript, prompting an internal disciplinary action.
Taiwan's Premier has emphasized the nation's economic resilience as the budget continues to advance, as reported by the Taipei Times.
One person has been detained following an attack in Pingtung, Taiwan, which left a man with broken arms and legs.
Taipei has reported that a Chinese aircraft carrier sailed through the Taiwan Strait, an action closely monitored by regional authorities.
Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz, with its Revolutionary Guard threatening to fire on any approaching ships, leading to a significant drop in traffic due to security fears. The US has warned against "blackmail" and reportedly plans to seize Iran-linked vessels.
Taiwan's Central Weather Administration (CWA) announced that a weather system is expected to bring showers to the Taipei area today.
An expert has stated the need for commercial arms sales.
A feature article highlights various unique bars and a "cocktail camp" in Taipei, offering a guide to Taiwan's vibrant nightlife.
An opinion column from Central Taiwan dismisses the Chinese Communist Party's '10 measure' as insignificant or ineffective.
A Taichung city councilor claims that recent cat killings in the area were orchestrated and carried out by trained dogs.
The Legislative Yuan in Taiwan has approved a proposal to change the name of vehicle fees.
A report by the Citizen Congress Watch (CCW) indicates that lawmakers from Taiwan's opposition parties have performed poorly.
Yet with no Taiwanese government position, Cheng had no authority to negotiate on Taipei's behalf with Xi.
Taiwan's annual Han Kuang military exercises are set to include US-style methods, indicating a potential shift in training strategies and closer defense cooperation.
The UK band Shame has made an impact on the Taipei music scene with their performances.
Taiwanese Premier Cho has criticized KMT's Cheng, stating that he is 'playing with fire' in a political context.
Experts observe that Beijing's tactics have evolved to include legislative pressure, particularly concerning its relations with Taiwan.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has reportedly told a Taiwan opposition leader that people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait are Chinese, reiterating Beijing's stance on the island.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told a Kuomintang (KMT) official, Cheng, that people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait are Chinese, emphasizing a shared identity.
Taiwan's opposition leader, Cheng Li-wun, has embarked on a multi-day visit to the People's Republic of China, a trip deemed politically sensitive by the government in Taipei.
The annual Baishatun Matsu pilgrimage in Taiwan is expected to draw an unprecedented number of participants, potentially setting a new attendance record.
A commentary piece from Central Taiwan criticizes 'Cheng's peace trip,' labeling it a 'farce' and questioning its true intentions or effectiveness in promoting peace, likely in the context of cross-strait relations.
A minister has outlined a comprehensive plan aimed at reducing plastic consumption and waste, signaling new environmental policies.
Taiwan opposition chief arrives for China 'peace' mission, president calls for talks Reuters
Taiwan is set to boost its production of plastic bags. This decision comes amidst various factors influencing the island's manufacturing and supply chain needs.
A visiting official from Maryland has engaged with Taiwanese counterparts, presenting opportunities and encouraging investment in her state.
A center has issued a warning to the public about potential scams that may occur ahead of the upcoming Matsu pilgrimage.
Authorities in Taipei anticipate that holiday traffic will reach its peak this afternoon, advising commuters to plan accordingly.
Cheng Li-wun will be the first sitting chair of Taiwan’s opposition Kuomintang to visit the mainland in a decade, in a trip analysts say is laden with political signalling ahead of US President…
China executed a French national convicted of drug smuggling, with the French Foreign Ministry stating that the man's defense was not allowed to participate in the final court hearing.
An article from 'Taiwan in Time' examines the full cultural impact of the popular Taiwanese drama 'Meteor Garden'.
Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People's Party (TPP) have both declined to put forward candidates for the Control Yuan.
Heavy rainfall has caused significant disruptions to travel across the western regions of Taiwan, according to local reports.
Researchers have discovered the first sea lion fossil near Taiwan, providing new insights into ancient marine life in the region.
Microsoft announced plans to invest $10 billion over the next four years in Japan to build data centers dedicated to artificial intelligence and related infrastructure.
The Straits Times provides a guide to the eight best hotels in Taipei, offering options for affordable luxury stays in the city.
The United States has reportedly agreed to a payment delay for Taiwan's acquisition of HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System), according to military sources.
The Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) has committed to accelerating various projects at Taichung Airport, aiming to enhance its infrastructure and capacity.
Taiwan has responded to a growing number of foreign governments labeling it as part of China in their internal systems, raising questions about the effectiveness of Taipei's retaliatory measures.
Taipei officials have warned that China may attempt 'maneuvering' over the Taiwan issue during an upcoming summit between US President Trump and Chinese President Xi. Taiwan expressed concern about potential Chinese actions regarding the island's status.
Author R.F. Kuang is facing criticism and calls for a boycott after a leaked excerpt from her upcoming novel 'Taipei Story' included an Israeli character.
A minister has urged Taipei authorities to share more information regarding rats, implying a public health or pest control concern.
Posters featuring dogs at Taoyuan International Airport have gained widespread attention and gone viral online.
The Star Wars franchise is experiencing a wave of new merchandise releases, particularly tied to 'The Mandalorian & Grogu' movie, alongside ongoing discussions about its comics, lore, and character developments.
Chunghwa Post in Taiwan has received an order to resolve its ongoing staffing shortages, which have impacted postal services.
The artificial intelligence boom has driven Taiwan's stock market to achieve record-high levels, reflecting strong investor confidence in the tech sector.
An official has indicated that Xu Chunying faces the potential loss of her residency due to an indictment related to infiltration charges.
Experts suggest that Taoyuan Airport's potential as a major international transfer hub has not yet been fully realized, calling for further development and investment.
President Trump notified the U.S. Congress that military hostilities with Iran had ceased, asserting that no further approval was required regarding the conflict. He also mentioned having options against Iran and expressed dissatisfaction with a new Iranian proposal.
President Lai has commenced an official visit to Eswatini, strengthening diplomatic ties and fostering bilateral relations between the two nations.
An international coffee championship has reportedly changed Taiwan's official designation to 'Chinese Taipei', sparking discussion.
Researchers in Taiwan have successfully decoded the behavioral 'language' of fiddler crabs, offering new insights into their communication and social structures.
Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People's Party (TPP) have jointly chosen their candidate for the upcoming New Taipei City mayoral election.
The Kuomintang (KMT) is reportedly considering the approval of an NT$800 billion budget for arms purchases, contingent on Letters of Offer and Acceptance (LOAs).
The U.S. state of Illinois plans to open a new office in Taiwan, aiming to deepen bilateral trade relations and foster greater cooperation in technology and other sectors.
Taiwan's military has been placed on alert after two Chinese warships were spotted in the vicinity.
Shin Kong Mitsukoshi wins Taipei Main Station mall bid Taiwan News
An article discusses the strategic moves and risks taken by Beijing and Taipei concerning the situation in the Taiwan Strait.
A legislative act proposed by the KMT, focusing on cash handouts, has successfully advanced to its second reading in the Taiwanese legislature.
Sam Altman issued an apology after a mass shooting at a Canadian school, admitting he failed to alert police about the shooter's account being banned before the attack.
Forecasts for the upcoming weekend predict varied weather conditions across Europe, with some regions expecting warm, spring-like temperatures, while others, particularly in the north, anticipate a return of winter with snow.
A police dog from Taichung has successfully passed top international tracking tests, demonstrating high-level capabilities in canine law enforcement.
An official announced that the supply of plastic bags has stabilized following an initial price hike, ensuring availability for consumers.
Google has introduced its 8th-generation TPU chips and the Gemini Enterprise Agent platform, signaling a major push into AI for its enterprise clients. This move positions Google to compete more directly with Nvidia in the rapidly expanding AI hardware market.
Taiwan's government announced it would allow the import of guest workers from India to address labor shortages, but only if industry demand is met and India fulfills Taipei's requirements.
Carbon emitters in Taiwan will be eligible to pay discounted fees, a policy aimed at managing industrial environmental impact.
Taiwan's Vice President addressed a summit, asserting the nation's role as a reliable partner in global sustainability efforts.
Three individuals have been placed under residence restrictions after clashes occurred during a recent pilgrimage. The incident led to legal measures being taken against those involved.
There is a growing call for action and initiatives to improve air quality and ensure clean air for public health and environmental protection.
A Taiwanese business association leader has urged Beijing and Taipei to set aside politics in the process of normalizing trade and tourism exchanges.
A prominent Taiwan business group has called on both Beijing and Taipei to keep political considerations separate from trade relations. The group emphasizes the importance of maintaining stable economic ties despite cross-strait political tensions.
Labor unions have outlined their specific demands in preparation for an upcoming labor march, advocating for improved worker rights and conditions.
A delegation is actively pushing for the creation of a Japanese version of the Taiwan Relations Act, aiming to strengthen ties between Japan and Taiwan.
Scientists have reportedly made a significant breakthrough in understanding or combating a 'superbug' pathogen.
Media exposure of the Taiwan premier's baseball trip has reportedly caused a diplomatic disagreement between Tokyo and Taipei, leading to a minor tiff.
A Taiwanese minister has urged Beijing not to politicize tourism across the Taiwan Strait, emphasizing the importance of cultural exchange.
Several military personnel in Taiwan have been sentenced for their involvement in leaking classified information.
Seventy individuals have reported falling sick after consuming food at Janfusun Fancyworld, a popular amusement park in Taiwan, prompting concerns about food safety.
The founder of China's embattled Evergrande Group has pleaded guilty to fraud charges, marking a significant development in the company's legal troubles.
Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) party has voiced its concerns regarding a proposed plan concerning migrant workers, indicating potential policy disagreements.
An expert advised caution regarding what was described as China's 'incentive'.
The Taipei Times publishes a feature article titled 'Reaching new heights,' likely covering an achievement or aspiration.
A discussion is emerging around 'Mythos AI alarm bells,' prompting questions about whether these warnings represent a legitimate concern or a strategic maneuver.
Anthropic is weighing building its own artificial intelligence chips, sources say Taipei Times
A Singaporean living in Taipei offers recommendations for his favorite restaurants and bars in the Taiwanese capital, providing insights into the local culinary scene.
A bureau in Taiwan has allocated NT$11.5 million to resolve issues related to wind noise emanating from a bridge, aiming to improve local conditions.
Taiwan's opposition Kuomintang (KMT) leader held discussions on peace with China, even as her party chose to skip defence talks in Taipei, signaling a distinct approach to cross-strait relations.
The Taipei Times covers a 'meet and greet' event, though specific details about its purpose or participants are not provided.
A K-12 educational agency has established new online classes focused on artificial intelligence programming to educate younger students.
The controversial chess dispute between Magnus Carlsen and Hans Niemann has resurfaced as the subject of a new documentary, bringing renewed attention to the incident.
An article in the Taipei Times titled 'Ride of fly' likely covers a topic related to aviation, a new attraction, or a metaphorical journey.
An official in Taiwan has issued a warning about a potential security loophole identified within the country's immigration rules.
A new report indicates that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is intensifying its aggressive actions across borders, raising concerns internationally.
A Wall Street Journal report suggests that new air alerts issued by China are considered unusual, possibly indicating increased activity or changes in its air defense strategy.
A pedestrian was tragically killed in a semi-truck accident that occurred in New Taipei, prompting an investigation into the incident.
An article or photo feature captures a 'Spring view,' showcasing the beauty and essence of the spring season through visual imagery.
Google has rolled out a new feature allowing Gmail users to change their existing email addresses without losing any associated data or information. The update addresses a long-standing user request for greater flexibility in managing their digital identity.
Taiwan's Cabinet has expressed regret over the perceived shunning of the Central Election Commission (CEC), highlighting concerns about its public standing.
Taiwan's National Health Insurance Administration (NHIA) has announced an expansion of its outpatient program to operate seven days a week. This initiative aims to improve access to medical care for the public.
Reports indicate that China is dictating the itinerary for the upcoming Cheng-Xi meeting, raising questions about the nature of the discussions.
Passengers were left stranded in traffic after a robotaxi experienced a breakdown in China, highlighting challenges in the nascent autonomous vehicle industry.
Additional victims have come forward in a sexual abuse case in Taichung, indicating a widening scope of the investigation.
Taiwan's Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has reported a new case involving a COVID-19 variant, prompting public health attention.
Taipei Times reports on the joy and festivities surrounding a recent harvest, highlighting cultural celebrations.
The mayor of Taichung has put forward a proposal for a significant shift in the city's defense strategy.
US lawmakers are pressing Taiwan to approve its delayed $40 billion defense budget, emphasizing the importance of strengthening its defensive capabilities.
A Taiwanese company with mainland subsidiaries has fired the nephew of Taiwan’s interior minister, a move that has angered Beijing due to the minister's perceived hostile policies.
Taiwan's president has returned from a state visit to Eswatini, asserting the island's "basic right" to engage with the world despite objections from Beijing. The US has praised Taiwan's ties with Eswatini, calling Taiwan a "trusted and capable partner."
A student's successful hack has prompted the Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation (THSRC) to initiate a review of its systems.
Taiwan's environment minister has commented on the ongoing rat infestation issue in Taipei, indicating government attention to the public health concern.
AI company Anthropic has launched a $1.5 billion enterprise AI firm in partnership with major Wall Street backers including Blackstone and Goldman Sachs. The new venture aims to provide AI services to businesses, dubbed by some as the "McKinsey of AI."
A medical association has stated that the majority of people suffering from asthma have not yet received a diagnosis, highlighting a significant public health concern.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense (MND) has issued a warning regarding evolving 'united front' tactics employed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Trailer released for locally produced English sci-fi horror film Taipei Times
An article discusses various aspects related to traveling the seas.
Taiwan is reportedly a primary topic on President Xi Jinping’s agenda for an upcoming summit with US President Trump.
This article provides a review of the film titled 'This is Not Your Orwell'.
China has once again promoted the benefits of union with Taiwan, a proposal that Taipei has rebuffed.
An article discusses the importance and current state of workplace safety.
Shin Kong has been granted the rights to manage services at Taipei station.
A public health warning regarding potassium levels has been issued, advising individuals on potential risks or necessary precautions.
The Taipei Zoo has announced that its ongoing frog conservation efforts are yielding positive results.
Taiwan's premier has stated that safeguarding the US ART deal is a top priority for the government.
An expert has claimed that China may be re-evaluating its invasion plans, suggesting a potential shift in its strategic approach. This assessment comes amidst ongoing regional tensions.
Alphabet Inc. announced plans to invest up to $40 billion in the artificial intelligence company Anthropic. This significant investment highlights Alphabet's commitment to expanding its presence in the thriving AI sector.
Taiwan's drone exports in the first quarter of the year have surpassed the total exports for the entirety of last year, indicating significant growth in the sector.
A mother has ended her life at a clinic, four years after the death of her son.
The United States is actively working to prevent the exploitation of artificial intelligence models, addressing concerns about misuse and security vulnerabilities.
A new bill in the US House of Representatives earmarks US$500 million in military assistance specifically for Taiwan.
SK Hynix has reported financial results that surpassed market estimates, primarily driven by robust sales of its semiconductors designed for artificial intelligence applications.
Kyiv has warned that the use of Russian drones in the ongoing conflict is creating a significant nuclear risk.
Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) reiterated that the Czech Senate President is always welcome, signaling strong diplomatic ties.
The annual Baishatun Matsu pilgrimage has successfully concluded after an eight-day journey. Thousands of devotees participated in the significant religious event.
Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) is purchasing property in Sydney, Australia, to establish a new representative office, expanding its diplomatic presence.
A Chinese aircraft carrier has been observed sailing through the Taiwan Strait, an action closely monitored by regional powers.
Taiwan's National Health Research Institutes (NHRI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with its US counterpart to foster collaboration in cancer research. This agreement aims to advance scientific understanding and treatment of cancer.
Taiwan reported that a Chinese aircraft carrier sailed through the Taiwan Strait, with its armed forces monitoring the passage.
An official has publicly stated that China's 'incentives' are 'poison', likely referring to diplomatic or economic overtures.
Taiwanese leader Lai highlighted the urgent need for increased defense spending during a recent military inspection, emphasizing national security priorities.
The Taipei Times has published an opinion piece titled 'Ring in peace,' offering commentary on an unspecified topic.
Lawmakers in Taiwan are highlighting concerns regarding workers' rights during the ongoing pension transition period.
A young boy in Taiwan has made a remarkable return to school after successfully undergoing life-saving organ transplants donated by his parents.
Taiwan's ministry has announced that it will not approve the full quota for migrant workers, indicating a potential adjustment in labor policy.
The Taipei Times reports on researchers expressing pride, likely in their scientific or academic accomplishments, though specific details are not provided in the snippet.
A US astronaut, originally from Taipei, is scheduled to visit Taiwan next week, marking a notable event for the island nation.
Taiwan has experienced multiple food safety incidents, raising concerns among the public and authorities.
Beijing has proposed a ten-point plan aimed at improving relations with Taiwan, prompting a senior official to urge the Taiwan government to lead engagement on these new measures.
An email scam impersonating Apple is targeting iPhone users, falsely claiming their iCloud storage is full and threatening to delete their data if they don't pay. Multiple users have reported receiving these fraudulent messages.
A large bamboo viper was caught in Tainan, Taiwan, leading to confusion and investigation by local authorities regarding its presence and size.
A former general has voiced support for US arms sales, a topic often related to Taiwan's defense needs.
A Taiwanese official, Cheng, has called for greater international recognition and space for Taiwan on the global stage.
Taiwan has reportedly banned Chinese nationals from entering the country due to issues related to their online posts.
Kuomintang (KMT) lawmakers in Taiwan have boycotted negotiations concerning the national defense budget, signaling political disagreement over military spending.
The Taipei Times publishes a feature story titled 'Untrapped', exploring an unspecified topic.
Taiwan's high-speed rail operator announced the addition of 30 extra trains to its schedule to accommodate increased passenger demand during the Mother's Day holiday period.
Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has stated that comments made by Cheng have negatively impacted Taiwan.
Danish diplomatic envoys have had their privileges revoked following a dispute over a naming controversy.
A former US admiral has issued a stark warning regarding the potential repercussions of a failure in national defense. His comments highlight concerns about military readiness and strategic vulnerabilities.
A vendor in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, may face charges after a poisoning incident, with authorities investigating the cause and extent of the contamination.
Taiwan has successfully regained its African Swine Fever (ASF)-free status from the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH).
The chairwoman of Taiwan’s main opposition Kuomintang (KMT) faces scrutiny in Taipei over her high-stakes planned visit to mainland China, where she is expected to meet Communist Party leader Xi Jinping to promote cross-strait peace.
SpaceX is reportedly aiming for a valuation exceeding US$2 trillion in its upcoming initial public offering (IPO).
Hon Hai (Foxconn) has reportedly met its financial estimates, largely attributed to the strong demand for artificial intelligence-related products and services.
A Russian drone attack on a market in Nikopol, Ukraine, resulted in five fatalities and 19 injuries, including a 14-year-old girl. Ukrainian authorities have condemned the incident as another war crime.
Taiwan's state-owned oil company, CPC, has announced that fuel prices will remain unchanged for the current week.
Taiwan's Ministry of Education (MOE) has criticized universities for failing to adequately warn students about potential dangers related to China.
Eleven individuals have been indicted in connection with an illegal dumping scheme.
A Taiwanese official has called for a budget review in response to ongoing floods affecting the region.
A recent U.S. intelligence report on China's intentions has reignited debate in Taiwan over how Taipei should defend itself against its powerful neighbor.
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has advised the Kuomintang (KMT) chair to seriously consider threats from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), highlighting ongoing cross-strait tensions.
A collaborative public-private initiative has been launched with the goal of restoring the population of the Taipei frog.
Starlux Airlines has commenced new flights to Japan departing from Taichung, expanding its international route network.