Reading Time : 2 minutesTaiwanese companies demonstrated robust growth in August 2025, with significant revenue gains driven by AI and technology demand. Tong Yang, IoT Smart, and Inventec led the surge, benefiting from rising orders, cloud service adoption, and AI server needs. This momentum highlights Taiwan’s vital role in the global tech ecosystem, underscoring its resilience and innovation strength.
Reading Time : 2 minutesThe Taiwan stock market showed strong growth in the second half of 2025, driven by major technology stocks like TSMC and MediaTek. Global economic improvements and expected U.S. interest rate cuts further supported the market. The AI industry remains a key growth driver. However, investors should stay cautious as short-term volatility and profit-taking pressures persist.
Reading Time : 2 minutesThe Taiwan dollar surged over 2% in a day, shaking exporters and insurers. As traders bet on further gains, the central bank remains on watch, possibly tolerating a firmer currency for now. This raises questions about intervention, competitiveness, and the future of Taiwan’s trade positioning in a volatile FX environment.
Reading Time : 2 minutesTaiwan has added Huawei and SMIC to its export control list, tightening restrictions on the transfer of high-tech semiconductor equipment and know-how. The move aims to block Chinese access to sensitive technologies and aligns with U.S. policies. It’s part of Taiwan’s broader effort to protect national security and secure its leadership in chip production.
Reading Time : 3 minutesTaiwan, Korea, and Japan are joining forces in groundbreaking drama collaborations that blend unique storytelling styles, overcoming cultural barriers and market limitations. From the boy group survival show SCOOL to the romantic drama Romantics Anonymous, these series captivate diverse audiences, showcasing a new era of Asian entertainment where cross-cultural creativity meets universal appeal.
Reading Time : 3 minutesThe establishment of semiconductor megafabs in the U.S. by companies like TSMC and Micron raises significant geopolitical questions for Taiwan. As the U.S. seeks to diversify its chip production away from Taiwan amid rising tensions with China, Taiwan’s dominant position in the global semiconductor market may be challenged, potentially diminishing its influence and economic leverage on the world stage.
Reading Time : 2 minutesChina Airlines is preparing a significant order for up to 20 new long-haul jets, split between Boeing and Airbus. This move aligns with Taiwan’s commitment to modernize its fleet and strengthens ties with the U.S. amid regional tensions. The decision reflects how Taiwan’s aviation procurement is influenced by both operational goals and geopolitical considerations.
Reading Time : 3 minutesTaiwanese companies are increasingly relocating their operations from China to the United States, driven by geopolitical tensions and a growing demand for “Made in the USA” products. This strategic shift allows firms to enhance their branding while diversifying investments. With government support and a focus on stability, Taiwanese businesses are positioning themselves for success in the evolving global market.
Reading Time : 2 minutesThe pursuit of gold never fades. From the 19th-century Chinese in California to modern-day fortune-seekers in Keelung, the allure of gold has captured hearts. But while dreams remain grand, the reality is often more elusive. Explore how these historical and modern gold rushes connect humanity’s eternal desire for wealth.
Reading Time : 2 minutesTaiwan is developing its own satellite system to ensure island-wide internet connectivity during emergencies. With geopolitical tensions and threats from China, the Taiwan Space Agency is working to bolster communication resilience. This project will also help Taiwan enter the global space industry, utilizing its advanced semiconductor and tech capabilities to build a robust satellite network.
Reading Time : 2 minutesTyphoon Gaemi is wreaking havoc across East Asia, impacting Taiwan and the eastern coast of China with severe weather conditions. Formed in the western Pacific Ocean, the storm has rapidly intensified, prompting urgent warnings and extensive preparations. Taiwan has closed schools and businesses, canceled flights, and mobilized emergency responders. Meanwhile, China is coordinating with local governments to protect vulnerable coastal areas from potential flooding and storm surges. Both countries are leveraging their extensive experience in disaster response to minimize damage and ensure public safety as they brace for Typhoon Gaemi’s full impact.
Reading Time : 2 minutesIn the aftermath of a major earthquake striking Taiwan, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), faced significant challenges.
Reading Time : 2 minutesIn the wake of Taiwan’s most powerful earthquake in 25 years, the island nation exemplifies the power of preparedness. Unlike the devastation
Reading Time : 2 minutesIn the world of whisky, tradition often reigns supreme, with Scotland holding sway as the undisputed king of the craft. However, amidst
Reading Time : 3 minutesTainan, the oldest city in Taiwan, is a city of rich history and cultural significance. Located in the southwestern part of Taiwan,
