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In response to Uganda withholding Taiwanese passports and demanding Chinese passports, IPAC issued a statement emphasizing that the action is clearly coercive discriminatory conduct. (Photo: Rti)

IPAC condemns Uganda for blocking Taiwanese travelers under ‘one China’ policy

The Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) has issued a statement expressing their concern regarding Uganda’s unreasonable demands and obstruction of Taiwanese passport holders, which they say is linked to China’s political demands. The Foreign Ministry on Tuesday thanked IPAC for speak...

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Sea typhoon warning expected Friday as Typhoon Dolphin approaches Taiwan

Taiwan cybersecurity officials suggest companies adopt device security rules when traveling to China and other high-risk regions

Taiwan and US publicize defense ties, WSJ reports

Urban Resilience Exercise to throttle mobile internet in northern Taiwan on Thursday afternoon

Without Taiwan, there would be no AI today: Taiwan’s envoy to Germany

At a Black Cat Appreciation Day event in New Taipei City, Mayor Hou Yu-ih said people shouldn’t distinguish between cats based on what kind they are. (Photo: eduardovieiraphoto/Pixabay)

New Taipei marks Black Cat Appreciation Day with adoption campaign, new education center

New Taipei City marked Black Cat Appreciation Day on Monday, August 17, with a campaign offering a year’s supply of cat food to people who adopt an adult black cat from one of the city’s eight animal shelters before December 31.

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Taiwan adjusts national carbon reduction targets to hit the 2050 net-zero goal, Unsecured database exposes China’s foreign surveillance, and more...

Taiwan adjusts national carbon reduction targets to hit the 2050 net-zero goal. Unsecured database exposes China’s foreign surveillance. Taiwanese nationals are detained and barred from entry in three African countries. Anduril founder: Goal is to make Taiwan unworthy target for China a...

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While the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is nearly the deadliest on record, its neighbor Uganda is now 50 days without a new case. Pictured is the flag for the Democratic Republic of Congo. (Photo: Pexels)

CDC to weigh extending Ebola-related entry bans and testing

The CDC announced Friday, August 14, that it will hold a meeting in late August to decide whether to extend free testing and entry bans related to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Currently, both would expire at about the end of the month.

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KMT lawmaker Ko Chih-en said Thursday that national security forces should promptly investigate if Chinese interference has occurred. (Photo: Rti)

Lai warns of Chinese interference in Taiwan’s year-end elections; KMT urges probe

President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) warned Wednesday that China views Taiwan’s year-end elections as a key test of its Taiwan policy and is seeking support for “patriotic forces” in Taiwan.

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The 2026 Urban Resilience Exercise will be conducted in Taiwan on Thursday. Pictured is a CM-32 Armoured Vehicle deployed in Beitou District, Taipei City. (Photo: CNA)

Urban Resilience Exercise to throttle mobile internet in northern Taiwan on Thursday afternoon

The 2026 Urban Resilience Exercise will be conducted in Taiwan on Thursday, August 13. The National Communications Commission (NCC) reminds the public to prepare for mobile internet disruptions ahead of the drill.

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Cyber Security Administration Director-General Tsai Fu-Longe this Tuesday said security measures can serve as a reference for companies and business travelers. (Photo: Rti)

Taiwan cybersecurity officials suggest companies adopt device security rules when traveling to China and other high-risk regions

The Digital Ministry released guidelines on July 1 stating that civil servants classified as “key personnel” must not carry any official equipment or personal devices containing official data when traveling to China or other high-risk regions in order to reduce the risk of cross-border cyber...

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The photo shows an alert warning of 4G/5G network reductions during the upcoming 2026 combined Urban Resilience Air Defense Exercise and WanAn air raid drills. The 2026 exercises are the first to include mobile network speed reductions for the duration, raising concerns about what services will be affected. (Photo: CNA)

First resilience drill with mobile network reduction takes place in central Taiwan

Lu Shiow-yen (盧秀燕) announced Monday, July 10, public procedure for the resilience drill, taking place in the afternoon. Citizens should use standard voice calls to report medical emergencies or other public safety hazards. Public transportation, such as buses and MRT trains, will continue o...

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This Week in Taiwan for August 9, 2026.

Premier Cho Jung-tai honors late Causeway Bay Bookstore owner Lam Wing-kee at memorial service, Taiwanese cube satellite sends signal back to Earth, and more...

Premier Cho Jung-tai honors late Causeway Bay Bookstore owner Lam Wing-kee at memorial service. Foreign Ministry: Taiwan opposes excessive claims following Philippine push for sovereignty over Scarborough Shoal. Taiwanese cube satellite sends signal back to Earth. Taiwan transitions to ...

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