Taiwan is third in Asia and 32nd among 167 countries and territories around the world in the Democracy Index 2018 released Jan. 9 by London-based Economist Intelligence Unit.
Taiwan is third in Asia and 32nd among 167 countries and territories around the world in the Democracy Index 2018 released Jan. 9 by London-based Economist Intelligence Unit.
Taiwan was ranked eighth among the top 10 destinations worldwide deserving of more attention in 2019, according to a list published Jan. 3 by international travel website Globe Spots.
The 36th Overseas Youth Vocational Training Workshop (OYVTW) Commencement and Results Exhibition was held at Providence University on December 21. The event was hosted by Overseas Community Affairs Council (OCAC) Vice Minister Roy Yuan-Rong Leu. Around 2,200 people from 12 universities, including Providence University, attended the grand event. Graduating students from each school displayed what they have learned in the 2-year program in stage performances and stall displays; everyone was impres
Customized university courses are boosting student numbers from New Southbound Policy target countries.
The Agreement for Cooperation on Austronesian Peoples’ Cultural Affairs was concluded by Taiwan and the Marshall Islands Jan. 3 in New Taipei City, underscoring the allies’ commitment to deepening bilateral ties through exploration of their shared heritage.
Taiwan's government has decided to donate US$500,000 to Indonesia to support relief efforts in the wake of a volcanic eruption and deadly tsunami over the weekend that left hundreds dead, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced Tuesday.
A memorandum of understanding on talent cultivation cooperation was concluded by high schools and universities from Taiwan and Vietnam Dec. 24 in the southern city of Kaohsiung, highlighting growing educational links between the two sides in line with the New Southbound Policy.
Dozens of artifacts from National Palace Museum, including some of its famous items, are set to go on display in Australia for the first time, according to the Taipei City-based facility Dec. 23.
Taiwan's government expressed its willingness Sunday to provide every possible assistance to Indonesia in the wake of a tsunami that struck coastal areas throughout the Sunda Strait Saturday night, leaving at least 40 dead and 600 injured.
Taiwan's Ministry of Labor on Monday urged employers to take the initiative in helping migrant workers who are from areas in Indonesia that were hit by a tsunami over the weekend.
