The World Health Organization (WHO) has "forgotten" its professionalism and neutrality in locking Taiwan out of the body for political reasons, Taiwan Vice President Chen Chien-jen said on Thursday.

Taiwan says WHO has 'forgotten' neutrality by barring island

As social distancing has taken over the world, a lot of businesses have suffered losses. However, a young Taiwanese sommelier has decided to not let the lockdown get the better of him.

Taiwan sommelier teaches  wine tasting through online classes to fight lockdown blues

In this segment, know how Taiwan is keeping the coronavirus infection rate low despite it being in such close proximity to China.

Fineprint: Taiwan sets an example in combating COVID-19

In this segment we question Telegraph's Asia correspondent Nicola Smith, how Taiwan kept coronavirus infection rate low despite it being in such close proximity to China.

How Taiwan kept coronavirus infection rate low | World News

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen urged China on Wednesday to review its policy towards the island, days after she won a landslide re-election victory, in a rebuke that could fuel further tensions with China.

Taiwan President urges China to review policy after election win

Dozens of activists joined a protest in front of Japan's de facto embassy in Taipei on Wednesday (August 14), demanding an official formal apology and monetary compensation for the Taiwanese 'comfort women' who were forced to work in Japanese wartime brothels.

Taiwan activists demand Japan apologise for forcing women to work in its wartime brothels

The mayor of Taipei said on Thursday he will form a political party to run in Taiwan`s 2020 elections, a move that could complicate President Tsai Ing-wen`s re-election and shake up the political landscape amid heightened tension with China.

Taipei mayor to form political party in challenge to Taiwan president

Senior national security officials from the United States and Taiwan have held their first meeting in four decades this month, with the aim of deepening cooperation, the government in Taipei has said.

Taiwan and US officials hold rare meeting amid China tension

Same-sex couples tied the knot in emotional scenes in Taiwan on Friday (May 24), the first legal marriages in Asia hailed by activists as a social revolution for the region.

Taiwan celebrates Asia's first same-sex marriages as couples tie knot

US and European markets rallied while the euro, which was wallowing around 10-month lows against the dollar, surged, helped by a surprise surge in German inflation

Asian markets recover with Euro as Italy fears ease

Washington has agreed to allow US defence contractors help Taiwan construct its own submarines, Taipei said, welcoming the breakthrough in long-standing ambitions to build up its fleet to counter the threat from China

US approves licence for Taiwan submarine plan

The plaintiff, surnamed Lo, divorced her husband in 1990 and raised their two sons on her own.

Taiwan court orders dentist to pay mother for raising him

Chinese state media has given broad coverage to "island encirclement" exercises near Taiwan this month, including showing pictures of Chinese bomber aircraft.

Get used to drills, China tells Taiwan; Taipei says it seeks peace

The ministry said police have declined to disclose specifics of alleged crimes or any personal information regarding the suspects

120 Taiwanese arrested in Greece over suspected telecom crimes

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