Taiwan Today

Orchids sow seeds of ROC soft power success

Orchids sow seeds of ROC soft power success01/28/2012

The ROC government has long faced an array of seemingly insurmountable obstacles as it goes about its business in a world increasingly shaped by the forces of globalization.

Taiwan hires mainland Chinese weightlifting coach, eyes London Olympics

Taiwan hires mainland Chinese weightlifting coach, eyes London Olympics01/28/2012 Central News Agency

Sunny weather not expected to last: CWB

Sunny weather not expected to last: CWB01/28/2012 Central News Agency

AIT chairman to visit Taiwan

AIT chairman to visit Taiwan01/27/2012 Central News Agency

Government to install LED streetlamps

Government to install LED streetlamps01/27/2012 Central News Agency

Acer, Asustek enjoy higher growth in Asia-Pacific PC market

Acer, Asustek enjoy higher growth in Asia-Pacific PC market01/27/2012 Central News Agency

Kaohsiung Lantern Festival kicks off

Kaohsiung Lantern Festival kicks off01/27/2012 Central News Agency

Former presidential residence fully opened to public

Former presidential residence fully opened to public01/27/2012 Central News Agency

Tourism factories good stops for Lunar New Year holiday: MOEA

Tourism factories good stops for Lunar New Year holiday: MOEA01/26/2012 Central News Agency

Taiwanese use smartphones as entertainment guide: study

Taiwanese use smartphones as entertainment guide: study01/26/2012 Central News Agency

Transmitters to be attached to black-faced spoonbills

Transmitters to be attached to black-faced spoonbills01/26/2012 Central News Agency

Cherry blossom

A cherry tree in full bloom Friday in Li Tao Village in Taitung County, eastern Taiwan. This is the best time of year to see cherry blossoms in the eastern county. (CNA)

New work year

A man collects firecracker papers Jan. 27 after firecrackers were lit up, traditionally supposed to bring good luck for businesses. The fifth day of the Lunar New Year is traditionally the day businesses return to work after Chinese New Year and many store owners set off firecrackers on that day to seek a prosperous year ahead. (CNA)

Arrival of fortune god

A crowd gathers at the Guanghua Mall in Taipei Jan. 27 to seek red envelopes from workers dressed as fortune gods. The fifth day of the Lunar New Year is the day the god of fortune returns after the New Year holiday, according to Chinese tradition. (CNA)
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Working for a brighter future01/22/2012

The ROC presidential and legislative elections concluded successfully Jan. 14, with President Ma Ying-jeou ret...
BERI rating gives credit to Taiwan01/14/2012

The latest report released by U.S.-based Business Environment Risk Intelligence assesses Taiwan’s Profit Oppor...
Moving toward gender equality01/08/2012
Visa Waiver Program boosts Taiwan-US Relations01/01/2012

'Finding Sayun' documents Atayal’s yearning for home01/22/2012

“Finding Sayun” is the first Taiwan feature film on indigenous culture shot from the perspective of an aborigi...
Ma faces heightened expectations, new challenges in 2nd term01/21/2012

With important upcoming elections in France, South Korea and the U.S., 2012 opened amid the global effects of ...
Taiwan publishing industry enters digital era01/15/2012
Documentary spotlights efforts to return Amis lost souls01/14/2012

A decade of Taiwan WTO membership01/23/2012

It was 10 years ago Taiwan joined the World Trade Organization. Perhaps, now is an opportune moment to look ba...
Yulon shifts into gear for Year of the Dragon01/21/2012

The Year of the Dragon is set to be a testing one for many of Taiwan’s manufacturers across a range of industr...
Lessons for Taiwan’s TV dramas01/15/2012
Taiwan Academy is key to promoting ROC01/14/2012

01-20-2012

GIO minister lauds Taiwan’s democratic process2012/1/15
UK young Conservative group wraps up Taiwan visit2011/12/22
ROC first lady attends Cloud Gate show in London2011/11/10
Premier Wu unveils Taipei affordable housing projects2012/1/20
Hsinchu’s Neiwan Line steams back to life2011/11/11