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Taiwan, the US and Japan yesterday cohosted a virtual Global Cooperation and Training Framework (GCTF) forum focused on combating cybercrime. Since the GCTF platform was launched in 2015, this event is the first to focus on how international law enforcement agencies can cooperate to combat cybercrime, the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) said in a news release. It also for the first time engaged the National Police Agency and was held alongside this year’s International Forum on Police Coope...

Virtual GCTF meeting underlines Taiwan's willingness to contribute its expertise | 2021-10-06 17:58:00

By Lin Chia-nan / Staff reporterTaiwan, the US and Japan yesterday cohosted a virtual Global Cooperation and Training Framework （GCTF） forum focused on combating cybercrime.

Taipei, Sept. 16 (CNA) An international workshop initiated by Taiwan and the United States was held in Europe for the first time Monday, with the Czech Republic hosting the seminar on global supply, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said Thursday.

A forum in Taipei on Friday discussed the future of the nation’s New Southbound Policy in a post-COVID-19 world. The policy, introduced in 2016, aims to boost interactions between Taiwan, ASEAN and South Asian nations in human resources, industry, investment, education, culture, tourism and agriculture. Taiwan should find ways to enhance its strategic importance in the Indo-Pacific region, in addition to attracting economic investment and encouraging talent exchanges, Deputy Minister of Foreig...

Foreign Minister Wu emphasizes country's international cooperation projects | 2021-08-12 17:12:00

Taipei, Aug. 12 (CNA) Government officials and experts from 50 countries participated Wednesday in a virtual workshop, co-hosted by Taiwan and three other nations, to discuss green energy and environmental sustainability.

By Caribbean News Global WASHINGTON / TAIWAN – In the face of a global pandemic and mounting hostility from the People’s Republic of China seeking to ex

Foreign minister says authoritarian nations aiming to undermine democratic societies | 2021-06-10 17:37:00

During his first overseas trip as president, US President Joe Biden on June 15 is scheduled to visit Brussels and meet European Commission and Council presidents Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel. In their joint statement following consultations between European External Action Service Secretary-General Stefano Sannino and US State Department Deputy Secretary Wendy Sherman last month, the two sides reaffirmed the strength of transatlantic relations. They stressed a mutual interest in stren...