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《TAIPEI TIMES》 TSMC to invest US$60bn in Tainan - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 TSMC to invest US$60bn in Tainan - 焦點

COMMITMENT: The company expects its 3-nanometer chips to help the creation of end products worth US$1.5 trillion over five years, including supercomputersBy Lisa Wang / Staff reporter, in TAINAN

Source: ltn.com.tw
《TAIPEI TIMES》 Tsai likely to announce defense plan today - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Tsai likely to announce defense plan today - 焦點

By Shelley Shan / Staff reporter, with CNAPresident Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) is expected to announce a plan to bolster national defense at a news conference this afternoon, following a meeting with national security officials in the morning, the Presidential Office said yesterday.

Source: ltn.com.tw
《TAIPEI TIMES》 Lights, music to usher in new year - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Lights, music to usher in new year - 焦點

COUNTDOWN: CNA has compiled a list of programs, featured performers and fireworks shows being held from north to south to celebrate the dawn of a new year/ Staff writer, with CNA

Source: ltn.com.tw
《TAIPEI TIMES》 Japan LDP policy boss touts Taipei ties - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Japan LDP policy boss touts Taipei ties - 焦點

‘A FRIEND INDEED’: Koichi Hagiuda said Taiwan is a trustworthy trade partner, so he hopes it can join the CPTPP and become a partner in the global hydrogen supply chainBy Lee I-chia / Staff reporter

Source: ltn.com.tw
《TAIPEI TIMES》 Chief of WMA calls for WHO to include Taiwan - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Chief of WMA calls for WHO to include Taiwan - 焦點

/ Staff writer, with CNAThe secretary-general of the World Medical Association (WMA), a confederation of more than 100 national medical associations, yesterday called on the WHO to end its continued exclusion of Taiwan.

Source: ltn.com.tw