A series of Southeast Asian-themed cultural events will be held from June to August in Taipei to provide Taiwanese with a better understanding of the country's migrant workers, according to an official from the city's Foreign and Disabled Labor Office (FDLO) Tuesday.
The International Conference on a Sustainable Taiwan—Accelerating the Localization of U.N. Sustainable Development Goals concluded June 5 in Taipei City, spotlighting government efforts to promote green practices and solutions at home and abroad.
Taiwan’s badminton players Chou Tien-chen (周天成) and Wang Tzu-wei (王子維) both succeeded in advancing to the next rounds of the Crown Group Australian Open on Friday, after beating their opponents in the men's singles quarterfinals.
The International Workshop on Climate Prediction wrapped up June 4 in Taipei City, deepening regional collaboration on advances in weather forecasting models.
The Golden Pin Design Award’s salon series gets underway this month in Taipei City, Kuala Lumpur and Macao as part of government efforts promoting cooperation and exchanges between top Taiwan and regional talents.
With over 270,000 Indonesian migrant workers in Taiwan, government departments and agencies across the country will hold events and festivals this week to mark the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.
Taiwan welcomed a record 1.101 million foreign visitors in April, up 24.72 percent from a year earlier, Tourism Bureau statistics showed, the first time the number has exceed 1 million.
The government's New Southbound Policy has produced a sharp increase in the number of students and visitors from the targeted countries since it was launched in 2016, the Cabinet's Office of Trade Negotiations said Thursday.
An exhibition highlighting Southeast Asian crafts kicked off May 17 at the National Tainan Living Art Center in southern Taiwan, underscoring government efforts to deepen cultural and people-to-people exchanges with the region.
Taiwanese in Brussels, Rome and several other European cities, as well as Sydney in Australia took to the streets Thursday to protest Taiwan’s exclusion from the upcoming annual World Health Assembly (WHA) in Geneva.
