Mongolia Embarks on Ambitious Energy Reform Plan, Seeking Support from ‘Third Neighbour’ Nations
Mongolia has unveiled an ambitious energy reform strategy aimed at diversifying its energy sources, enhancing infrastructure, and significantly reducing air pollution. The plan, spearheaded...
Taiwan Rejects China’s Use of Anti-Secession Law as Justification for Unification
Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) strongly criticized Chinese authorities on Friday for using the Anti-Secession Law as justification for potential annexation, amid commemorations marking...
Taiwan Looks Forward to Strengthening Ties with Belize and the US After Briceno’s Re-election
Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed optimism about further strengthening trilateral cooperation with Belize and the United States following Belize Prime Minister John Briceno’s...
Veteran Cinematographer Lin Honored After Passing Away, Remembered for Lasting Impact on Taiwanese Cinema
Veteran Taiwanese cinematographer Lin, who received a prestigious Golden Horse Lifetime Achievement Award in 2021, has passed away, his family confirmed. Lin, widely celebrated...
Expensive Graduation Gifts for Teachers Stir Discontent Among North Korean Students and Parents
Students and parents in North Korea’s South Pyongan province are increasingly voicing discontent over the costly tradition of giving teachers expensive graduation presents, according...
