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The 2023 Taoyuan FuturePeak Youth Innovation Expo is underway, featuring 120 youth Startup from seven counties and cities in northern Taiwan showcasing their creativity.
Taoyuan City Government’s Youth Affairs Department held the “Taoyuan FuturePeak Youth Innovation Expo” on November 21 at the Taoyuan International Airport MRT A18 Station. Mayor of Taoyuan City, Shan-Zheng Zhang, attended the event and expressed his hopes that the participating youth Startup will become the future leaders and role models of Taiwan.
Hong Kong’s LGBTQ Community Scores Legal Victories
Hong Kong’s courts have recently made several rulings in favor of LGBTQ rights, including the right to change gender on ID cards without conversion surgery and the right for same-sex couples to apply for subsidized public housing together.
Experts: Taiwan-India Labor Cooperation MOU Will Yield Benefits In Domestic Economy
Taiwan and India plan to sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on labor cooperation, potentially allowing Indian workers to fill labor shortages in Taiwan, experts say.
Low Government Medical Expenditure Are Exploiting Taiwan’s Doctors and Nurses
Taiwan’s doctors and nurses are overworked and underpaid, due to the government’s low health expenditure and minimum wage level.
Low Government Medical Expenditure Are Exploiting Taiwan’s Doctors and Nurses
Taiwan’s doctors and nurses are overworked and underpaid, due to the government’s low health expenditure and minimum wage level.
The Biden-Xi Summit Through Kissinger’s Lens
The Biden-Xi summit at APEC yielded concrete outcomes, including curbing the fentanyl trade, restoring military-to-military communication channels, and launching dialogues on AI governance and climate change.
What Can Taiwan Learn From Ukraine? Interview With Disinformation and Civil Defense Expert Puma Shen
Strengthening Ukraine-Taiwan relations can be done by providing components for military equipment, refuting global rumors, and learning from China’s experience.
China and Taiwan Are Big Pacific Donors – ButNot for Gender Equality
China and Taiwan’s aid to the Pacific region between 2008 and 2020 was geared towards infrastructure, security and agriculture, with minimal investment in gender equality initiatives.
Taiwan Farmers, Candidates Feel Effects of China's Limit on Fruit Exports
China’s import bans on Taiwanese fruits, are seen as a way to influence Taiwan’s presidential election, with the local farmers want whichever party wins to help them sell their crops at a profit.
What Does the US Republican Presidential Primary Imply for Taiwan?
The 2024 Republican primary campaign is in full swing and there is a significant chance Democrats lose the White House next November, making the Republican presidential primary candidates' opinions on Taiwan-related policy increasingly important for this self-ruled island.