Taiwan dragged into Middle East politics after deadly pager blasts | Technology

Taiwan dragged into Middle East politics after deadly pager blasts | Technology

Taipei, Taiwan – Taiwan’s crucial tech industry has been unwittingly drawn into Middle East politics after revelations that thousands of exploding pagers used to kill members of Lebanon’s Hezbollah group were manufactured using the branding of a Taiwanese firm. Taiwanese tech company Gold Apollo on Wednesday denied that it had…

In troubled Taiwan China waters, a swimming race provides rare hope | Politics News

In troubled Taiwan China waters, a swimming race provides rare hope | Politics News

Kinmen, Taiwan – On Taiwan’s sandy shores, Liu Xi Jiu puts on his goggles as he prepares to race across one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the world. Originally from Beijing, he is competing in the only event of its kind, a seven-kilometre (4.3-mile) swimming race across…

Taiwanese boxer wins gold at Paris Olympics amid gender row | Paris Olympics 2024

Taiwanese boxer wins gold at Paris Olympics amid gender row | Paris Olympics 2024

NewsFeed Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting has become the second women’s boxer embroiled in a gender dispute to win gold at the Olympic Games, triggering jubilant scenes among her fans in Taipei and Paris. Algeria’s Imane Khelif, who also faced scrutiny, is now filing an online harassment lawsuit. Published On 11 Aug…

Typhoon Gaemi barrels towards China’s Fujian after sinking ship off Taiwan | Weather News

Typhoon Gaemi barrels towards China’s Fujian after sinking ship off Taiwan | Weather News

Strong winds sink a Tanzania-flagged freighter off Taiwan coast, with crew missing and rescuers unable to access area. Typhoon Gaemi is sweeping towards southern China after wreaking devastation in Taiwan, killing at least two people and sinking a cargo ship, with its nine crew members missing. The typhoon made landfall…

12 dead as raging floods destroy highway bridge — sending cars into river
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12 dead as raging floods destroy highway bridge — sending cars into river

Raging floods tore down part of a highway bridge in Taiwan on Friday, killing 12 people with at least 30 others still believed to be missing, according to authorities. A 130-foot section of the bridge in Yanping Village collapsed around 8:40 p.m. Friday, sending vehicles plunging into the Jinqian River…

China halts nuclear arms talks with US over Taiwan support | Nuclear Weapons News

China halts nuclear arms talks with US over Taiwan support | Nuclear Weapons News

Beijing said the US’s weapons sales to Taiwan has ‘compromised the political atmosphere’ for continued talks on nuclear non-proliferation. China has suspended negotiations on nuclear non-proliferation and arms control with the United States in protest against Washington’s arms sales to the self-ruled island of Taiwan. The US called Beijing’s decision…

Taiwan to stop ‘worshipping authoritarianism’ at Chiang Kai-shek statue | Politics News

Taiwan to stop ‘worshipping authoritarianism’ at Chiang Kai-shek statue | Politics News

Changing of guard ceremonies in memorial hall for island’s first president will be moved outside from next week. Taiwanese honour guards will no longer perform changing of the guard ceremonies around a giant statue of the island’s first president, Chiang Kai-shek, as part of a national effort to stop “worshipping…

Taiwan says China seized fishing boat near Chinese coast | Military News

Taiwan says China seized fishing boat near Chinese coast | Military News

Taiwan demands Beijing release crew and vessel seized from outside Taiwanese waters near Kinmen Islands. Chinese coastguard officials have seized a Taiwanese fishing vessel and steered it to a port in mainland China, Taiwan has said, urging Beijing to release the boat and its six-member crew. The move late on…

Indonesian band takes stand for Taiwan’s migrant workers | Labour Rights News

Indonesian band takes stand for Taiwan’s migrant workers | Labour Rights News

Kaohsiung, Taiwan – Surrounded by his fellow band members, Rudi takes the stage in Taiwan’s southern port city of Kaohsiung. As he looks out over the crowd, his bandmates begin to play, whipping the audience into a frenzy of excitement. “Silenced by threats, here we stand against this system of…

China-backed hackers stepping up attacks on Taiwan, cybersecurity firm says | Cybersecurity

China-backed hackers stepping up attacks on Taiwan, cybersecurity firm says | Cybersecurity

Hacking group RedJuliett compromised two dozen organisations in Taiwan and elsewhere, report says. A suspected China-backed hacking outfit has intensified attacks on organisations in Taiwan as part of Beijing’s intelligence-gathering activities on the self-governing island, a cybersecurity firm has said. The hacking group, RedJuliett, compromised two dozen organisations between November…