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Beijing has admitted that a Chinese-owned ship damaged a critical Baltic Sea gas pipeline running between Estonia and Finland last October, but says it was an accident.
TAIPEI – Two sporting legends from opposite sides of the globe. The fiercest rivals in the world’s most demanding athletic event, the Decathlon – their duel at the Rome Games in 1960 still one of the iconic moments in Olympic history. And also – unknown to many – the closest of friends, training together under the same coach, helping and pushing each other, jokingly calling themselves “the two-man United Nations.”
Asia-Pacific markets rose on Friday and are set to round off the week higher, tracking gains on Wall Street overnight after fresh economic data eased recessionary fears in the U.S.
TAIPEI -- Taiwan's third-largest political party, which has gained support among young voters by promising clean politics, is now embroiled in scandals suggesting financial improprieties.
A 5.4-magnitude earthquake struck off the east coast of Taiwan on Thursday, the United States Geological Survey said.
Yoshiyuki Ogasawara is a professor emeritus at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies and visiting professor at National Tsing Hua University (Taiwan). He has been observing the development of Taiwanese politics for the past 30 years.
The core of Foxconn’s business is in Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan province in central China, known as “iPhone City.” That’s where a network of suppliers, infrastructure and factories, and sometimes as many as 250,000 Foxconn employees, manufacture most of the world’s iPhones for Apple.
TAIPEI -- Foxconn said on Wednesday that it plans to start shipping a "small volume" of Nvidia's GB200 server systems in the final quarter of this year, as the Taiwanese tech supplier sought to downplay concerns over the delayed shipment of the new systems.