22 min ago | ETaiwanNews.com
Thailand and Taiwan enjoy mutually prospering relations
The warm and cordial friendship between two sides was also evident during the difficult time caused when typhoon "Morakot" hit Taiwan.
1 hr ago | The China Post
Cross-strait service pact may come in June: SEF
Taiwan is likely to sign a service trade agreement with mainland China in June, Straits Exchange Foundation Vice Chairman Kao Koong-lian said Friday.
5 hrs ago | ETaiwanNews.com
Taiwan teachers protest against pension reform
Tens of thousands of teachers protested outside the Presidential Office Building in Taipei Saturday against the government's pension reform plans.
9 hrs ago | ETaiwanNews.com
Officials reassure Philippine workers in Taiwan
Taipei, May 25 Government officials have reassured Filipino workers in Taiwan Friday that their rights and interests will be protected, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
9 hrs ago | South China Morning Post
Deadline for death sentence in Fujian murder case extended
A telephone call on Friday has again delayed a decision in a murder trial in coastal China, which the nation's highest court called flawed, and has exposed the worrying consequences of a hasty high-profile crime investigation.
9 hrs ago | ABS-CBN News
Secret apology draft required Philippines to explain to Taiwan how Nancy Binay won
A recently discovered discarded draft apology would have obliged the Philippines to explain to Taiwan just how Nancy Binay became a senator.
11 hrs ago | ABS-CBN News
NBI probe points to Coast Guard negligence
Initial findings in the investigation into the fatal shooting of a suspected Taiwanese poacher off Batanes last May 9 indicate criminal negligence on the part of Philippine Coast Guard personnel involved, a source privy to the probe said yesterday.
CVision launches glasses-free 3D at Computex 2013
CVision Technology will be showing their newest auto-stereoscopic, glasses-free 3D displays at Computex 2013, Taipei World Trade Center, Hall 3, Booth G-0644, on June 4th-8th in Taipei, Taiwan.
Renoir, 20th-century art show opens in Taipei
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- An exhibition featuring 29 works by Renoir as well as 37 pieces by other painters of the 20th century officially opens at the National Palace Museum chief operating officer of Gold Media, one of the event's organizers.
Taiwan, Indonesia to work closer to fight human trafficking
Taipei, May 24 Taiwan and Indonesia have agreed to strengthen cooperation in fighting human trafficking at a recent meeting in the Southeast Asian country.
Bosch Taiwan works toward improved sales results in 2013
Bosch generated sales of NT$3.4 billion in Taiwan in 2012, a 9.2-percent decrease compared to 2011, the company said recently.
China-based Taiwan exporters hit hard by rising yuan
Taipei, May 24 The Chinese currency, or yuan, has risen 20 percent against the U.S. dollar since 2005, causing a serious impact on Chinese exporters, including export-reliant Taiwanese businesses operating in which are now shifting their target to the mainland's domestic market, economists said Friday.
Taiwan's Highest-Grossing Documentary Go Grandriders to Screen in Washington DC, 5/29
D.C. Asian Pacific American Film, in collaboration with the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative's Office , is proud to present Taiwan's highest-grossing documentary, Go Grandriders, at Landmark's E Street Cinema on Wednesday, May 29, at 7 p.m. This is a FREE screening that you don't want to miss! In addition to seeing this wonderful film, ... (more)
Taiwan DPP Congress to tackle China and ex-President Chen
Affairs Committee earlier in the month, various party leaders have offered suggestions of how it should conduct relations with Taiwan's communist rival.
More than the apology, Duterte assured Taiwanese safety here in Davao
More than the apology, Davao City Mayor-elect Rodrigo Duterte assured the mayor of Taipei, Hau Lung-bin, that Taiwanese in Davao City will be protected from harm despite incidents in Taiwan where two Filipinos were mauled by hooligans there.
Inside China: Taiwan, China vie for toughness
The May 9 fatal shooting of a Taiwanese fisherman by the Philippine coast guard set off an inadvertent naval competition between Taiwan and China.
Fitch: Taiwan Securities Cos Generally Stable Despite Weak Turnover
Link to Fitch Ratings' Report: Taiwanese Securities Sector here TAIPEI/SEOUL/SINGAPORE, May 23 Fitch Ratings says in a new report that credit profiles of Taiwanese securities companies have remained generally stable despite depressed trading volumes.
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Asia/Pacific Hotel Results for April
Hotels in the Asia/Pacific region experienced decreases in the three key performance metrics in April 2013 when reported in U.S. dollars, according to data compiled by STR Global.
Kiribati to open Taiwan Embassy while eying clean energy project
Kiribati will open an embassy in Taipei May 31, with Kiribati President Anote Tong hosting the inauguration ceremony, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday.
MND awards posthumous medal for US music adviser to military
Defense Minister Kao Hua-chu on Tuesday awarded a medal to a former U.S. music advisor to Taiwan to commemorate his contribution to local armed forces who helped to create a military music school in 1955.