Taiwan
Vai alla Scheda Paese »It takes sweat to work on things, but it only takes saliva to criticize things.
— Taiwanese proverb
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Carmel Cacopardo defends not joining coalition in last election in order to keep AD identity of clean politics
The new Alternattiva Demokratika Chairman Carmel Cacopardo, who was elected today, defended the party's decision to not align itself with the Forza Nazzjonali coalition set up in the last election, which had been comprised of the Nationalist Party and Partit Demokratiku.AD's choice, Cacopardo told the party's extraordinary general meeting yesterday, ...
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Toshiba misses own deadline for chip unit sale, increasing future risks
Toshiba Corp failed to seal a deal to sell its prized chip business by a self-imposed deadline of today, raising doubts about whether it can plug a balance sheet hole in time to avoid a delisting and keep the chips unit competitive. The board of the embattled Japanese conglomerate met earlier ...
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Marketing Internazionale
East & South East Asia: la Cina cresce e traina i mercati limitrofi
La nostra analisi dei principali mercati emergenti nelle diverse regioni geografiche del pianeta prosegue. Nel precedente articolo è stata posta la lente d’ingrandimento sui colossi dell’America Latina evidenziandone le difficoltà economiche ed i rischi collegati ai trattati internazionali relativi agli scambi commerciali. In questo secondo approfondimento analizzeremo, sempre con il ...
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15th cultural and educational agreement signed between Malta and Italy
The 15th Cultural and Educational Agreement was signed between Malta and Italy at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Trade Promotion in Valletta. Based on the cultural collaboration agreement signed in 1967, it identifies cultural and educational activities and cooperation opportunities for the 2017-2019 period. The agreement aims to increase understanding ...
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New library, training room opened at law courts
A new library and training room in the Maltese courts was inaugurated this morning by Minister for Justice Owen Bonnici.The assigning of these new rooms made space for three new court rooms as the former were shifted from their old state to be refurbished and made anew in different rooms. ...
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Taiwan to conditionally lift 16-year-old import ban on Japanese beef
Taiwan has decided in principle to lift a ban since 2001 on beef imported from Japan, action taken following the discovery there of cattle with ...
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Updated: Man who attempted to burn woman, child in car charged with attempted murder
A 26-year-old man from Zabbar was arraigned before the Court of Magistrates today charged with the attempted murder of a woman and her ten-year old boy while another 21-year-old man faced charges of complicity.The two men, Alvin Pullicino and Gavin Spagnol were arraigned before Magistrate Ian Farrugia this morning following ...
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Square Feet: Lonely Giant of the Taipei Skyline Is About to Get Some Company
Taipei 101, a symbol of a modern and ambitious Taiwan, was built to attract attention and business. Now it will be joined by a new crop of skyscrapers.
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Gaffe no G20: Casa Branca chama Xi Jinping presidente de Taiwan
"Que grupo de amadores", escreveu Bill Bishop, editor do Sinocism, uma newsletter sobre economia e política na China.
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Ivan Grech returns in solo concert in aid of ALS Malta
Ivan Grech returns with his second solo concert on 18 July at the beautiful Ta’ Liesse in Valletta. All proceeds from ticket sales of this concert will be donated to ALS Malta. Tickets are available for sale from www.showshappening.com at €15 for Silver Standing and €25 for Golden Circle Standing.Following ...
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Mark Mallia exhibition at Caffe Cordina raises funds for ALS Malta
Owen Bonnici, Minister for Justice, Culture and Local Government, inaugurated a striking exhibition of paintings by renowned artist Mark Mallia and organised by Caffe Cordina on Friday 30 June. The event successfully raised funds for ALS Malta, which will go towards finishing the ALS Community Home that is currently in ...
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China ‘outraged’ by $1.42 bln planned US arms sales to Taiwan
China urged the United States to revoke immediately its “wrong decision” to sell Taiwan $1.42 billion worth of arms, saying it contradicted a “consensus” President Xi Jinping reached with his counterpart, Donald Trump, in talks in April in Florida.
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Hon Hai still in running for Toshiba Memory, Gou says
Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., also known by its trade name Foxconn, isn’t giving up on acquiring Toshiba Corp.’s memory chip unit, its chairman ...
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Tauranga woman off to study in Taiwan thanks to Prime Minister's scholarship
Tauranga's Brittany Oliver is off to study in Taiwan after being awarded a 2017 Prime Minister's Scholarship for Asia.Ms Oliver is in her third year of a four-year Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), majoring in marketing at the...
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Panama cuts ties with Taiwan, switches to China
Panama and China announced June 13 they were establishing diplomatic relations, as the Central American nation became the latest to dump Taiwan for closer ties with the world’s second-largest economy
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Alibaba launches sales channels in Malaysia, Singapore
BEIJING - Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Monday said it is launching new sales channels in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan as China's deep-pocketed e-commerce firms vie for new users in the region.
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Sino-Ethiopia's Economic Ties Exemplary
[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia and China continued enjoying a flourishing historical bilateral relations that goes back to 1970, which now is hitting a raised prominent partnership bar. As Ethiopia seeks to replicate the experience of Asian countries like that of Taiwan, Malaysia, or China to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) in ...
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FIRST: Funding a cure...the creative way... the story of Bjorn Formosa
Bjorn Formosa has become a bona fide household name. Mention it anywhere - on Facebook, in the workplace or around a dinner table - and people know who he is. After being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) in 2014, Bjorn had a choice: keep a low profile and simply ...
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SoftBank and Foxconn bring India some of world’s cheapest solar
Companies led by SoftBank Group Corp. and Taiwan’s Foxconn Technology Co. Ltd. are bringing India some of the cheapest solar power in the world, helping Prime Minister Narendra Modi reach his ambitious clean-energy goals. In two auctions this week for renewable energy power-purchase contracts, bids from companies to supply clean ...
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Gozo tunnel can be operating within seven years - Muscat
Studies on the Gozo tunnel project are at such an advanced staged that it can be in operation within seven years, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said today. It would take around two years to obtain the necessary permits but the support to build the tunnel has been overwhelming, Dr Muscat told ...
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Taiwan’s Premier Lin sees immigration as a fix to slowing economic growth
Ask Taiwanese Premier Lin Chuan about the economy he’s been charged with managing and he’ll talk about the need for innovation, investment and higher paying jobs. He’ll also tell you one way to achieve those goals is by welcoming more immigrants. In an interview Friday in Taipei, Lin laid out ...