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 has reportedly banned Chinese nationals from entering the country due to issues related to their online posts.

The Taipei Times covers a 'meet and greet' event, though specific details about its purpose or participants are not provided.

A minister has outlined a comprehensive plan aimed at reducing plastic consumption and waste, signaling new environmental policies.

Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has stated that comments made by Cheng have negatively impacted Taiwan.

An article in the Taipei Times titled 'Ride of fly' likely covers a topic related to aviation, a new attraction, or a metaphorical journey.

A center has issued a warning to the public about potential scams that may occur ahead of the upcoming Matsu pilgrimage.

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 pedestrian was tragically killed in a semi-truck accident that occurred in New Taipei, prompting an investigation into the incident.

Hon Hai (Foxconn) has reportedly met its financial estimates, largely attributed to the strong demand for artificial intelligence-related products and services.

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.

An article from 'Taiwan in Time' examines the full cultural impact of the popular Taiwanese drama 'Meteor Garden'.

Researchers have discovered the first sea lion fossil near Taiwan, providing new insights into ancient marine life in the region.

Heavy rainfall has caused significant disruptions to travel across the western regions of Taiwan, according to local reports.

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 United States has reportedly agreed to a payment delay for Taiwan's acquisition of HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System), according to military sources.

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.

A source claims that China utilized fake profiles to conduct espionage activities targeting NATO and the European Union.

The Taipei Times features artist Johan Cheng, who discusses her unique approach to papercut art.

The Taiwan People's Party (TPP) has announced that no disciplinary action or expulsion will be taken against Ko, clarifying his standing within the party.

The Taipei Times highlights a "Stray display," suggesting an exhibition or event, though specific details are not provided in the headline.

Taiwan is encouraging tourism with initiatives focused on scenic tours, inviting visitors to explore the island's attractions.

The ministry has reported that visas issued for the upcoming WTO summit are 'riddled with errors,' raising concerns about the event's logistics.

Taiwan has seen a 20 percent drop in its performance in the latest QS World University rankings by subject. The decline indicates a significant shift in the global standing of its higher education institutions.

A former Kuomintang (KMT) lawmaker has criticized the party's proposed defense bill, calling it 'highly unfeasible.'

A FamilyMart receipt worth just NT$39 has won the NT$10 million prize in Taiwan's invoice lottery, according to the Taipei Times.

Tainan is planning a long-term strategy to export its mangoes to Japan, aiming to strengthen agricultural trade ties.

The leader of Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) party has stated that improving relations with China does not equate to being anti-United States.

The government in Taiwan has recognized and awarded young environmentalists for their contributions to environmental protection and sustainability.

An agency reports that the recent Lantern Festival generated NT$31.6 billion, highlighting its significant economic impact.

A minister has issued a warning to Seoul regarding a sensitive issue concerning the naming of Taiwan, indicating a diplomatic point of contention.

Softbank has revealed its intentions to build a new plant in the United States dedicated to AI data centers, marking a significant investment in AI infrastructure.

Ink goes mainstream in Kaohsiung  Taipei Times

Taipei and Dresden have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to foster cooperation in the fields of technology and tourism, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties and promote mutual development.

Taiwan's long-distance toll fees are set to decrease by 30% on weekends leading up to the Tomb Sweeping Festival, aiming to ease travel for the holiday.

Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA) has issued a statement asserting the benefits of maintaining broadcasting cable status.

Coast guard forces from two entities engaged in a duel, indicating a maritime confrontation.

Millions of people across Cuba are currently without electricity, facing widespread power outages.

Large-scale air activities have reportedly restarted near Taiwan, raising concerns about regional tensions.

Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People's Party (TPP) have agreed to collaborate for the upcoming presidential election, aiming to consolidate opposition efforts.

A proposed freeway extension plan in Taiwan is encountering various obstacles, suggesting challenges in its implementation or approval.

Bonuses helped ease holiday hospital press: NHIA  Taipei Times

Be you Taipei Times

Taiwan in Time: A lost temple reappears in Taichung  Taipei Times

Iran war entering decisive phase: Israel  Taipei Times

Taiwan's electricity and fuel prices are set to remain unchanged, providing stability for consumers amidst global economic fluctuations.

India is planning to establish a new fund dedicated to supporting and boosting domestic chipmaking capabilities, aiming to enhance self-reliance in semiconductor manufacturing.

A new study indicates that AI chatbots are being utilized by teenagers to plan and facilitate attacks, raising concerns about the misuse of artificial intelligence.

Kaohsiung and Taichung mayors to embark on separate US visits today Taipei Times

Support for transgender conscripts to be improved: ministry  Taipei Times

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has stated that Chinese leader Xi Jinping is reportedly unsure of the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) loyalty.

A group has issued a warning about ships loitering suspiciously off the coast of southern Taiwan.

Iran crisis could disrupt supply of key chipmaking materials, South Korea warns  Taipei Times

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62 people charged in Prince scam case  Taipei Times

First flight from Mideast since US-Israeli strikes arrives  Taipei Times

MOFA condemns Iran’s ‘indiscriminate’ attacks  Taipei Times

Black sesame seeds imported from China have failed inspection in Taiwan, as reported by Taipei Times.

The US’ Iran strikes are about China: researcher  Taipei Times

No power rationing due to Middle East conflict, minister says  Taipei Times

The United States has reportedly demanded that Taiwan allocate a NT$900 billion defense budget, according to Lo.

Double vision  Taipei Times

Researchers suggest that the United States might shift its strategic focus towards the Indo-Pacific region.

Woman indicted for allegedly selling fake academic certificates on Shopee  Taipei Times

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.

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.

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.

Danish diplomatic envoys have had their privileges revoked following a dispute over a naming controversy.

A new report indicates that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is intensifying its aggressive actions across borders, raising concerns internationally.

A visiting official from Maryland has engaged with Taiwanese counterparts, presenting opportunities and encouraging investment in her state.

Taiwan has successfully regained its African Swine Fever (ASF)-free status from the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH).

Authorities in Taipei anticipate that holiday traffic will reach its peak this afternoon, advising commuters to plan accordingly.

An article or photo feature captures a 'Spring view,' showcasing the beauty and essence of the spring season through visual imagery.

A Taiwanese official has called for a budget review in response to ongoing floods affecting the region.

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.

Additional victims have come forward in a sexual abuse case in Taichung, indicating a widening scope of the investigation.

The Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) has committed to accelerating various projects at Taichung Airport, aiming to enhance its infrastructure and capacity.

A collaborative public-private initiative has been launched with the goal of restoring the population of the Taipei frog.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed that China's sanctions imposed on a Japanese lawmaker are 'truly regrettable'.

Farmers from Nantou have staged a protest outside Taiwan's Executive Yuan, voicing their grievances and demands to the government.

Taiwan has formally requested a delay in its arms payment, a move that comes amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions and defense spending considerations.

Former officials associated with the Ma Ying-jeou foundation are now subject to investigation, raising questions about past activities.

The chairman of Core Pacific has been released on an additional NT$30 million bail, following an earlier legal proceeding.

A mail carrier's compiled list of dangerous dogs proved instrumental in solving a recent dog attack case.

The indictment of Xu Chunying has brought to light significant concerns regarding potential infiltration, prompting further investigation and public discussion.

Ko Wen-je sentenced to 17 years in prison  Taipei Times

Taiwan's National Communications Commission (NCC) is working with telecommunications companies to develop an anti-fraud alert system.

Taiwan has expressed concerns that China might seek to exploit a potential conflict between the United States and Iran for its own strategic advantage.

Taiwan is conducting an environmental impact assessment to determine the feasibility of reintroducing the clouded leopard, a species believed to be extinct in the wild on the island.

New data has revealed the current population estimates for the endangered Formosan black bear species in Taiwan.

Multiple political parties in Taiwan, including the KMT, are protesting and demanding apologies regarding a controversial plan to restart nuclear power plants.

A new initiative is focused on raising public awareness, though the specific subject of the campaign is not detailed in the headline.

Lai, presumably Taiwan's President-elect, stated that courage and perseverance are essential for the sustenance of democracy.

BTS’ money-making machine from tickets to toothbrushes  Taipei Times

A former executive from CPC, Taiwan's state-owned oil company, has reportedly gone missing just days before he was due to be sentenced on corruption charges.

Taiwan has declined an energy security offer from China, indicating its preference for independent energy strategies amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Taipei to celebrate Eid al-Fitr at Daan Park on Sunday Taipei Times

The Taipei Times has published an article titled 'The spheres of influence illusion,' likely discussing geopolitical dynamics and international relations.

Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has labeled China's 'reunification' energy plan as a form of 'cognitive warfare,' suggesting it aims to influence public opinion.

Taiwan's Ministry has launched video consultations aimed at addressing and improving issues related to workplace gender bias.

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Kaohsiung (Taiwan), Arizona (USA), and Kumamoto (Japan) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on the chip industry, fostering international cooperation in semiconductor manufacturing.

Businesses in Matsu, Taiwan, are facing difficulties in finding sufficient workers, indicating a labor shortage in the region.

Japan has provided assistance to two Taiwanese individuals who were stranded in Bahrain, facilitating their departure.

The proliferation of AI agents in China is reportedly 'blowing up,' but this rapid growth is accompanied by significant security risks that need to be addressed.

Taiwan's Central Weather Administration (CWA) forecasts a rise in temperatures across the island this week.

Anti-war Spain charms Turkish social media users  Taipei Times

The notorious narco trafficker Marset has been handed over to US authorities.

The mayors of Taichung and Boston have held discussions to explore potential areas of cooperation between their cities.

An article in the Taipei Times titled 'Programmed moves' explores unspecified topics related to programmed actions or strategies.

Air force expected to conduct exercises this week  Taipei Times

Samsung workers are contemplating a strike in late May, which could impact the company's operations.

War in the Middle East strains world economy  Taipei Times

IN FOCUS: Honduras weighs shift in ties amid US pressure  Taipei Times

Reports indicate a decrease in People's Republic of China (PRC) military flights around Taiwan.

An article from the Taipei Times provides 'Notes from Central Taiwan' discussing the contingent path to Taiwan.

Taiwan's minister has confirmed that no power rationing will be required, addressing concerns about energy supply.

The Central Election Commission (CEC) is reportedly considering legal action against Li Zhenxiu.

Cabinet responds to Mideast conflict  Taipei Times

War widens as Israeli and US planes pound Iran  Taipei Times

National lantern festival to start tonight  Taipei Times

More than baubles  Taipei Times

India opens first semiconductor assembly facility  Taipei Times

Nvidia is reportedly forming an alliance with various partners to accelerate the development and implementation of 6G wireless technology.

The Taoyuan agriculture office is highlighting new rice varieties, likely to improve crop yield or quality in the region.

Kuomintang (KMT) lawmakers in Taiwan have boycotted negotiations concerning the national defense budget, signaling political disagreement over military spending.

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 K-12 educational agency has established new online classes focused on artificial intelligence programming to educate younger students.

A vendor in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, may face charges after a poisoning incident, with authorities investigating the cause and extent of the contamination.

An official in Taiwan has issued a warning about a potential security loophole identified within the country's immigration rules.

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.

SpaceX is reportedly aiming for a valuation exceeding US$2 trillion in its upcoming initial public offering (IPO).

Taiwan's Cabinet has expressed regret over the perceived shunning of the Central Election Commission (CEC), highlighting concerns about its public standing.

Passengers were left stranded in traffic after a robotaxi experienced a breakdown in China, highlighting challenges in the nascent autonomous vehicle industry.

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.

Taiwan's Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has reported a new case involving a COVID-19 variant, prompting public health attention.

Starlux Airlines has commenced new flights to Japan departing from Taichung, expanding its international route network.

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.

The central bank has unveiled its plans for redesigning the nation's banknotes.

The Taipei Floral Picnic is set to feature an exclusive 'Pokemon Go' event, offering attendees a unique interactive experience.

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has asserted that China cannot 'lecture' a democracy, pushing back against Beijing's rhetoric regarding the island's governance.

Allegations of workplace bullying at OTN are set to be thoroughly investigated, addressing concerns about the company's internal environment.

Hospitals across Taiwan are reportedly implementing various contingency measures, though the specific reasons for these actions were not detailed.

A chip selloff has deepened following an announcement by Google regarding a memory breakthrough, impacting the semiconductor market.

A business delegation from the Czech Republic is planning an upcoming visit to Taiwan to foster economic ties and cooperation.

Lawmakers are debating how ongoing conflicts and wars are affecting the agricultural sector.

Vilnius has confirmed that there will be no renaming of the Taiwan representative office in the city.

Civic groups in Taiwan are urging amendments to the children's rights act to enhance protections and ensure better welfare for children across the nation.

Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is considering restarting nuclear power plants as a contingency plan.

A hospital in Taiwan has successfully performed a 'breakthrough' implantation procedure, marking a significant advancement in medical technology.

Taiwan's Gold Card program is successfully drawing international coders to the island, bolstering its tech talent pool and contributing to the nation's technological development.

Experts suggest that engaging with K-pop culture offers various benefits for elderly individuals, according to a feature in the Taipei Times.

A US official stated that a recent shift in US policy has prompted Beijing to restart its pressure tactics. The development highlights ongoing tensions in US-China relations.

A Canadian envoy is seeking to strengthen ties with Taiwan as the Canadian office in Taiwan celebrates its 40th year of establishment.

The United States has completed its deliveries of suicide drones, marking a significant development in its military aid or defense capabilities.

Taiwan's special defense proposals are scheduled for review next week, indicating ongoing efforts to bolster the island's security capabilities.

An official has provided insights into Taiwan's defense strategy, emphasizing measures to bolster national security.

Advocacy groups in Taiwan are calling for migrant workers to be included under the country's newer pension system, aiming to provide them with improved retirement benefits.

The Cabinet in Taiwan has approved a budget specifically allocated for improving the nation's railroad infrastructure.

Taiwan is exploring low-cost air defense options to bolster its defensive capabilities, indicating a strategic focus on affordable and effective security measures.

EVA leads way as three airlines raise their booking fees  Taipei Times

Experts are calling on the Taiwanese government to address and counter China's exploitation of electric vehicle (EV) technology, likely referring to intellectual property or market practices.

More meat not needed, dietician says  Taipei Times

Couple’s argument in car leads to alleged killing  Taipei Times

Brazil has revoked the visa of a US diplomat, a move that comes amidst an ongoing dispute involving former President Jair Bolsonaro.

Canada is making preparations for its Arctic defense capabilities, indicating a readiness to proceed independently if necessary, without direct US involvement.

Largest arms deal awaits Trump nod  Taipei Times

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has warned that a new law from the People's Republic of China (PRC) is intended to target Taiwanese citizens. This development raises concerns about cross-strait relations and the safety of Taiwanese individuals.

The last shipment of M1A2T Abrams tanks is currently en route to Taiwan, completing a significant military acquisition aimed at bolstering the island's defense capabilities.

Taiwan is projected to have the highest density of anti-ship missiles globally, enhancing its defensive capabilities.

Taiwan's domestically built submarine, the 'Hai Kun', has commenced its fifth submerged sea trial as part of its ongoing testing and development.

A former minister stated in an interview that Japan's potential involvement in certain matters would be conditional, without specifying the context.

A non-motorized canoe successfully sailed from Palau to Taiwan, marking a significant journey between the two locations.

A whale carcass was discovered in Chongde Bay, Hualien, Taiwan.

An Emirates flight arrived amidst ongoing travel chaos, suggesting disruptions in air travel.

Taiwanese pineapples are set to be exported to the United States for the first time, marking a significant development in agricultural trade relations.

Iranian drones strike US embassy in Saudi Arabia  Taipei Times

China could easily trigger Taiwan data blackout: expert Taipei Times

Taiwan's premier has stated that a proposed trade deal between Taiwan and the United States is still in limbo, indicating ongoing uncertainties in negotiations.

Most support unmarried childbearing if support systems improve  Taipei Times

Bureau reports record high monthly labor funds gain  Taipei Times

A court in Taiwan held a briefing to discuss the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse cases, a legal development in the country.

Taiwanese in LA mark 228 anniversary with children’s event  Taipei Times

Iran’s supreme leader Khamenei killed Taipei Times

Vietnam has implemented its new artificial intelligence law, making it the first country in Southeast Asia to have such comprehensive legislation governing AI.