Artists Protest Gwangju Biennale’s Removal of ‘Taiwan Pavilion’ Name
Gwangju: Taiwanese artists and curators on Saturday issued a joint statement protesting what they called the “political censorship” of the Taiwan Pavilion by the Gwangju
Gwangju: Taiwanese artists and curators on Saturday issued a joint statement protesting what they called the “political censorship” of the Taiwan Pavilion by the Gwangju
Kaohsiung: Taiwan’s Marine Corps recently showcased its newly issued quick-release tactical vest during a media tour at a base in Kaohsiung. The innovative design aims
Taipei: Taiwan’s average annual personal income surged to a record NT$763,000 (US$23,856) in 2025, with earnings increasing across all age groups driven by robust economic
Taipei: Taiwan’s Legislature has approved the central government’s 2026 budget, finalizing NT$2.9869 trillion (US$93 billion) in spending after a record 266-day delay. The budget includes
Taipei: Taiwan’s top envoy in Geneva has been ordered to return home next Monday to respond to allegations of workplace bullying, misuse of public funds,
Taipei: Taiwan concluded its annual Han Kuang military exercises Friday, with Defense Minister Wellington Koo praising troops and urging officers to address issues identified during
Taipei: Taiwan’s Legislature has approved three referendum proposals put forward by the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People’s Party (TPP), setting the stage for potential
Taipei: Taiwan’s military conducted a strategic blockade drill in Taipei’s Wanhua District early Thursday, aiming to thwart enemy armored units from penetrating further into the
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