Students from local schools and eco-awareness groups marched on Taipei’s Ketagalan Boulevard to highlight the importance of climate awareness Sunday.
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Three more private high schools put on ‘watch list’ by education ministry
Three more private high schools were put on a “watch list” by the Ministry of Education (MOE) after it concluded
9 Taiwan universities among Asia’s top 100, led by NTU at 19th
Nine universities from Taiwan featured in the top 100 universities in Asia in the latest Quacquarelli Symonds’ (QS) rankings released
American students win top prizes in Mandarin public speaking contest
Students from the United States won the top three prizes in a Mandarin public speaking contest in Taipei Tuesday, in
Eight arrested for cheating in state enterprise recruitment exams
Kaohsiung authorities on Monday arrested eight employees at three state-owned enterprises suspected of cheating in recruitment examinations as part of
Taiwan affirms support for Ukraine at Frankfurt Book Fair opening
The annual Frankfurt Book Fair opened Wednesday with the participation of publishing houses from countries around the world, including 92
Taiwan university seeks patent for PCB ‘recycled brick’
A research group from National Taipei University of Technology (NTUT) is in the process of applying for a patent for
Almost 7,000 international students have arrived in Taiwan for new semester: Education ministry
Almost 7,000 international students have arrived in Taiwan since February under a program to help them pursue their education here amid border controls implemented in the wake of COVID-19 outbreaks.With the new school year beginning next month, the Min…
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry denies providing Ukraine with mortar shells
Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense (MND) denied Sunday that the country has provided Ukraine with 60 millimeter mortar shells, as reported in a recent article by a Ukrainian news agency.The news report was false and the shells included in the articl…
Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association receives outpouring of condolences for Abe
The Taipei office of the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association on Saturday received an outpouring of condolence messages for the death of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe who was assassinated in Japan on Friday.The messages were transcribed on a t…