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Viral posts claim a sharp rise in Chinese immigrant population in specific districts. Illustrative photo. (Archive photo, by Ke Chenghui)

Viral Claim of 48% Chinese Migrant Surge in Taichung Doesn't Add Up

The Civil Service Reform Force (公革力) highlights the salary gap between Taiwanese and South Korean civil servants, urging the government to improve compensation for frontline and mid-to-lower-ranking career officials. (File photo by Ke Cheng-hui)

Taiwan's Civil Servant Pay Falls Short of South Korea — and a Generation of Talent May Pay the Price

Regulations on foreign nationals naturalizing as Taiwan citizens have drawn public attention. Illustration. (File photo, Hong Yu-hsun)

How to Become a Taiwan Citizen: What Foreign Residents Need to Know

The Arizona Commerce Authority hosted the Arizona Artificial Intelligence and Semiconductor Global Forum, where Taiwan External Trade Development Council Chairman Walter Yeh (Huang Chih-fang) (right) led a delegation of Taiwanese business representatives.

Taiwan Dispatches 150 Executives to Phoenix AI Forum, Signs MOU and Opens Trade Center

Social media claims suggest large numbers of Europeans have come to Taiwan to apply for the Employment Gold Card. Illustrative photo, unrelated to specific cases. (File photo, AP)

180,000 Germans Flooding Taiwan for TRR Gold Card? Viral Rumor Completely Debunked

The debate over bringing Indian migrant workers to Taiwan continues to grow. Illustration. (File photo, Chen Yu-kai)

Not Labor Shortage, But Wage Suppression: The Dangerous Truth Behind Taiwan’s Indian Worker Plan

TSMC Chairman CC Wei (魏哲家) received an honorary doctorate from Asia University (亞洲大學), delivering a speech on artificial intelligence development and expressing gratitude to TSMC founder Morris Chang (張忠謀), who gave him his start. (CNA)

TSMC Chairman C.C. Wei Says Robot “Brains” Matter More Than Show

The Iran war remains uncertain as international crude oil prices continue to fluctuate. (AP)

US Forces Could Strike Critical Iranian Oil Port, Financial Expert Warns

With the Middle East situation still uncertain, the U.S. attack against Iran has burned vast sums of defense spending. (AP)

Costs of Iran War Mount as Taiwan Faces Tough Choices

Vice Premier Cheng Li-chun (鄭麗君) led the negotiation team that signed the trade agreement with the US on the 12th. (File photo, Chen Yi-tzu)

Lai Hails US Trade Agreement as Strategic Breakthrough

Taiwan's Ministry of Labor has officially rejected a popular proposal to implement a nationwide four-day workweek.  (Photo / Ke Cheng-hui)

Taiwanese Government Rejects Four-Day Work Week Proposal, Labor Groups Still Push For Reduced Hours

Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wen (right), Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu (middle), and Premier Cho Jung-tai attend a flag raising ceremony at Taiwan's Presidential Office on New Year's Day. (Photo / Taipei Photography Association)

Taiwanese Executive Premier Calls Legislature to Support Retirement Benefits and Military Pay

Taiwan's legislature passed an amendment to halt pension cuts on December 12. (Photo/ Ke Cheng-hui)

Taiwan's Legislature Passes Bill Halting Pension Cuts for Public Servants

Less than 20% of participants in Taiwan's labor pension system contribute voluntarily each month. (Photo / Yen Lin-Yu)

Labour Ministry Urges Taiwanese to Contribute to Retirement Pensions