Hundreds attend National Day event at Vancouver office
By Hollie Younger / Staff writer The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Vancouver, Canada, on Saturday hosted…
Is Japan back? That is the wrong question
High expectations of a return to the 1980s hype cloud the real, changing Japan By Gearoid Reidy
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Korea Times announces results of first-ever K-universities Global Excellence Rankings
The Korea Times announced the results of K-universities Global Excellence Rankings 2026, the nation’s first comprehensive assessment of…
Three decades later, beloved East German car still sputters on
By Raphaelle Logerot
and Femke Colborne /
AFP, BERLIN With its boxy design, cramped interior and…
General’s Poland visit shows closer ties, experts say
AGGRESSION: Taipei is closely watching the Ukraine war, the general told a forum in Warsaw, warning that Kyiv’s…
Gasoline prices stable despite global crude rise
By Chen Cheng-hui / Staff reporter Gasoline prices are to remain unchanged this week, despite a rise in…
South Korea unable to pay US$350bn under US pact
CURRENCY SWAP: ‘ It is objectively and realistically not a level we are able to handle,’ an official…
Trump mulling chip ratio tariff: source
MANUFACTURING: The US Department of Commerce would impose a tariff equal to a percentage of the estimated value…
US largest bank debtor for 40th consecutive quarter
The US remained the largest debtor nation to Taiwan’s banking sector for the 40th consecutive quarter at the…
Taiwan in Time: Revisiting Penghu’s forgotten Vietnamese refugees
Director Asio Liu sheds light on those who passed through the camps in Penghu through a new documentary,…
Why the most oil-rich country can not keep the lights on
Blackouts plague Kuwait’s aging power grid due to its reliance on fossil fuels and political deadlock By David…
China’s ‘Furniture Kingdom’ has moved on from US tariffs
By David Kirton / Reuters, FOSHAN, China In China’s “Furniture Kingdom” of Lecong, home to a strip of…