A COVID-19 cluster linked to a quarantine hotel at the Novotel Taoyuan International Airport hotel and among China Airlines pilots ends two-and-a-half months in which Taiwan saw no cases of domestic transmission of COVID-19...
After decades of decline, the study of Bahasa Indonesia, the lingua franca of the Australia’s closest and largest neighbor, is on the precipice of disappearing completely...
Taipei mayor Ko Wen-je has doubled down on comments emphasizing that the Taiwan People’s Party, which he is party chair of, aspires to move beyond the independence versus unification politics that characterize contestation between the pan-Green and pan-Blue camps...
The Tsai administration's response to the worst rail disaster in Taiwan in over seventy years has been, unfortunately, to make the root cause of the issues that led to the disaster worse. In particular, the Tsai administration has publicly stated that it will restructure the Taiwan Railways Administration to behave more like a corporation after an accident that left fifty dead and over two hundred injured earlier this month...
Civil society groups and the Taiwanese government have expressed concern about plans by the Japanese government to release radioactive wastewater into the ocean...
The DPP decided earlier this week that it would not be campaigning for its own set of referendum questions in order to compete with a series of national referendums that the Tsai administration will face next year...
Human rights groups marched to the Presidential Office last Wednesday, calling for death row inmate Chiou Ho-shun to be pardoned by President Tsai Ing-wen. An exhibition about the case is also currently running in Taichung at the Judicial Reform Foundation’s Taichung office, which Tsai has been invited to visit....
