Thu, Mar 21, 2019
Relations with Pacific allies ‘steady’
Relations between Taiwan and its Pacific allies are “steady,” Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) spokesman Andrew Lee (李憲章) said yesterday in response to a Deutsche Welle report suggesting that relations might be faltering. The Deutsche Welle’s Chinese-language Web site in a report ...FULL STORY
Two dolphins, whale stranded on east coast
MARINE POLLUTION: Debris eaten by a pregnant whale likely did not affect its ability to eat, although...FULL STORYCooperation against cyberattacks promised
The central and local governments are to work together to tackle increasingly complex cyberattacks, Vice...FULL STORY
Vatican makes overtures on eve of Xi’s Italy visit
The Vatican is greeting Chinese President Xi Jinping’s (習近平) visit to Italy this week with a new round...FULL STORYAustralia reduces immigrant cap, puts key cities off-limits
Australia yesterday cut its annual intake of immigrants by nearly 15 percent and barred some new arrivals...FULL STORY
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1Dalai Lama warns on Chinese succession plot
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2El Salvador suspends end to trade deal
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3NTHU team makes major MRAM discovery
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5TutorABC suits making other schools protest
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1Taichung air pollution ‘a crisis’
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2‘English-only’ policy not necessarily ideal: The Economist
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4President confirms request made to buy US fighter jets
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5Deer population back to pre-921 numbers: bureau
Taoyuan runway upkeep not job for CAA, Lin says
Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) Director-General Lin Kuo-hsien (林國顯) yesterday told lawmakers that...FULL STORY
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Export orders plunge amid low demand
Export orders last month dipped at a deeper-than-expected monthly pace of 28...FULL STORY
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‘English-only’ policy not necessarily ideal: The Economist
《經濟學人》：「全英語」不見得適合所有科目
To promote the “bilingual country” policy, the Ministry of Education proposed late...FULL STORY
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