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Chinese Student Delegation Faces Scrutiny Over ‘China Taipei’ Remarks, May Have Violated Taiwan Regulations
Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council investigates Chinese student delegation for controversial remarks about Taiwan's national baseball team, raising concerns over sovereignty and potential regulatory violations.
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Taiwan Delivery Drivers Protest Uber Eats’ Acquisition of foodpanda Over Monopoly Concerns
Taiwan delivery drivers protest Uber Eats' planned acquisition of foodpanda, raising concerns about market monopolization and lack of labor protections. Union calls for government intervention.
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President Lai Arrives in Guam for Official Stopover During South Pacific Tour
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te arrives in Guam for a brief layover during his first overseas trip as president. The visit focuses on strengthening ties with Guam, including tourism and cultural partnerships.
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Famous Taiwanese Romance Novelist Chiung Yao Dies by Suicide at 86
Legendary Taiwanese romance novelist Chiung Yao dies by suicide at 86. Known for her iconic works like My Fair Princess, Chiung Yao left a final message explaining her decision to
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Taiwan and Tuvalu Strengthen Bilateral Ties with New Joint Communiqué
Taiwan and Tuvalu sign a joint communiqué to enhance bilateral relations, including infrastructure support and the Central Pacific Cable project to improve connectivity.
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TFDA Reaffirms Strict Regulations on Chinese Mitten Crab Imports Amid Dioxin Contamination
Taiwan’s TFDA reiterates strict regulations on importing Chinese mitten crabs after a recent shipment was found to contain harmful levels of dioxin. Importers face heavy penalties.
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Five Arrested in Massive Cannabis Bust: 3-Hectare Growing Operation Raided in Tainan
Taiwan's authorities arrested five suspects in a major crackdown on a large cannabis operation in Tainan, seizing over 1,700 plants and drug-making equipment.
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Ministry of Labor Considers Launching Hotline for Reporting Workplace Bullying
The Ministry of Labor (MOL) is considering launching a national hotline for reporting workplace bullying in Taiwan. The ministry is also strengthening internal measures following a tragic suicide incident related to workplace harassment.
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Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum Set for December 17: Strengthening Cross-Cultural and Smart Governance Ties
The 15th Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum, set for December 17, 2024, will focus on smart governance, sustainable future, and cultural exchange. The forum will feature sub-forums on transportation, river governance, and cities of culture.
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Steven Liu: The Prodigious Mainstay of Chinese-Language Entertainment
Steven Liu, the godfather of Chinese-language pop music, passed away at 83. His music and films shaped the entertainment industry, leaving a legacy that still resonates today.
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Lai Highlights Taiwan’s Democracy in Response to South Korea’s Martial Law Incident
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te underscores the importance of Taiwan's democracy in response to South Korea’s recent martial law declaration, highlighting Taiwan’s commitment to democratic values.