Taiwan’s world No. 1 Tai Tzu-ying won the women’s singles at the Badminton Asia Championships April 30 in Wuhan, mainland China, earning the country its first gold in the 55-year history of the event involving the best players from across the region.
Taiwan’s media environment freedom climbed six spots to 39th worldwide in the latest Freedom of the Press report released April 28 by U.S.-based nongovernmental organization Freedom House.
Taiwan was rated the top Asian nation for the fifth consecutive year in the 2017 World Press Freedom Index released April 26 by Paris-based Reporters Without Borders.
Experts from the U.S. Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences and Japan’s National Institute of Infectious Diseases are among those scheduled to deliver lectures at the workshop. Dozens of senior laboratory professionals from 18 nations, including New Southbound Policy target countries as well as Haiti, Japan and Papua New Guinea, are expected to attend the event.
The Taiwan-Philippines Congressional Association was inaugurated April 18 in Taipei City, paving the way for increased bilateral collaboration and exchanges between the two nations’ lawmaking bodies.
World No. 1 Tai Tzu-ying from Taiwan clinched the women’s singles title at the OUE Singapore Open April 16 after defeating Spanish Olympic champion Carolina Marin, winning her fifth successive Badminton World Federation World Superseries title.
SEEK Foundation coordinator Mr. Ganesh Babu Dhasarathan calls on Director General Charles Li
The New Southbound Policy Press Corps I visits J&V Energy Technology’s solar power station in Taihsi Township, Yunlin County
An international press group attends “Symposium on the New Southbound Policy”
The Cabinet-level Environmental Protection Administration recently dispatched a team to Western Australia to investigate an oil dumping incident that took place near Green Island off southern Taiwan’s Taitung County, the EPA announced April 5.
