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Taiwan has requested negotiations with South Africa regarding the impending relocation of its representative office, originally ordered to vacate the capital by the end of March. As deadlines approach, Taiwan …
Taiwan Engages South Africa Over Office Relocation Negotiations Read More
President Lai Ching-te of Taiwan met with a delegation from St. Kitts and Nevis, led by Foreign Minister Denzil Douglas, to discuss strengthening ties in agriculture, health, and sustainable development. …
Strengthening Ties: President Lai and St. Kitts Delegation Discuss Collaboration Read More
Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs protested the unilateral renaming of its representative office by South Africa, which now lists it as the “Taipei Commercial Office.” This change has sparked tensions, …
Taiwan Protests Name Change of Representative Office by South Africa Read More
Chinese journalists from state-run media have returned to North Korea after five years, as reported by South Korea’s Ministry of Unification. This move follows North Korea’s selective reopening to foreign …
Chinese Journalists Return to North Korea Following Long Absence Read More
President Lai of Taiwan met with Eswatini’s Deputy Prime Minister Thulisile Dladla, discussing ongoing cooperation and support between the two nations. Taiwan’s longstanding ties with Eswatini were highlighted, as well …
Taiwan and Eswatini Strengthen Bilateral Relations Through Cooperation Read More
Coffee prices have surged to record levels due to climate change, political issues, and market dynamics. Arabica bean prices rose by 90% last year, influenced by poor harvests in Brazil …
Surging Coffee Prices: Global Forces and Implications for Producers Read More
In a recent report, Taiwan confirmed that 2024 has become the hottest year on record, with average temperatures reaching a new high. This notable trend aligns with global temperature increases …
Taiwan Reports 2024 as Hottest Year on Record Amid Global Climate Crisis Read More
The article recounts the severe impact of a magnitude 7.5 earthquake that hit Wajima, Japan, on New Year’s Day, resulting in significant fatalities, destruction of property, and ongoing recovery challenges. …
A Year After the Wajima Earthquake: Challenges and Resilience of Survivors Read More
South Korea’s intelligence confirmed the capture of a wounded North Korean soldier in Russia’s Kursk region, following Ukrainian reports of this event. An estimated 12,000 North Korean troops are in …
South Korea Confirms Capture of Wounded North Korean Soldier in Kursk Read More
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te visited Tuvalu on December 4, strengthening ties amidst growing climate change challenges. Following his arrival from the Marshall Islands, he emphasized the importance of international support …
Taiwan President Lai Strengthens Relations with Tuvalu Amid Climate Challenges Read More