News for Taiwan Dozens killed in building fire in TaiwanAt least 46 reportedly killed in fire. Biden: China promised not to invade TaiwanTalks between Biden and Chinese leader come 2 days after the biggest incursion into Taiwan airspace, seen as a provocation by analysts. New JCC to open in Taiwan: 'I want this to be something that we all can be proud of'A gold mikveh, a Judaica museum and a ballroom: Taiwan to get its Jewish community center. With Chinese attack looming, Taiwan says its 'ready to fight to the death'Taiwan's Foreign Minister issues a stern warning that his island nation was the 'West's last barrier' from the Chinese threat. Taiwan: Train crash leaves at least 51 deadTruck falls into train's path, causing it to derail and killing at least 51 people. Report: Taiwan shot down Chinese fighter jetTaiwan denies claims it shot down Chinese jet, while China maintains silence. What did Italy do wrong and Taiwan do right?Will US become second Italy, or even worse? Can lives and economy be saved at same time? What did Taiwan do to keep the CCP virus in check? Leading rabbi's book to be translated into ChineseRabbi Amichai Eliyahu meets Taiwanese representatives, who express appreciation and promise to translate his father's book into Chinese. Watch: 20 hurt in Taiwan bridge collapseBridge collapses hours after town struck by typhoon, multiple people still missing. Taiwan gets its first-ever Jewish studies workshopIsrael's Bar-Ilan University initiates first-of-its-kind Jewish studies workshop in Taiwan. Material sensing technology differentiates between objectsBoaz Arad, CEO of HC-Vision, participates at Computex Taipei. 'Making the desert bloom'Rabbi Shlomi Tabib, wife Racheli and five children live in Taipei for seven years. They talk about challenge in role they took on. Taiwan: 'We welcome Israeli innovation'Arutz Sheva present for opening of Computex Taipei 2018. Co-organizer: 'We want to establish better connection with Israeli industry.' Israel and Taiwan growing closer and closerA high-level delegation from Taiwan visited Israel in order to promote cooperation and explore business opportunities. Albert Einstein heads to TaiwanEinstein’s Nobel Prize, Theory of Relativity, and other papers held by Hebrew University to be displayed in first-ever Asia exhibit. Watch: Guatemalan Christian sings 'Shalom Aleichem''Today, a Christian named Jose came up to me and told me how highly in his country they regard Jews in general, and Israel in particular.' Taiwanese school principal resigns over mock Nazi rallyPrincipal of Taiwanese school resigns after students hold a mock Nazi rally on Christmas, raising the ire of the Israeli delegation. Trump lashes out at China on TwitterPresident-elect accuses China of currency manipulation. Unclear if rant is related to China's complaint over call with Taiwan president. Trump speaks with Taiwan presidentChina expresses concern over Trump's conversation with Taiwan president. Israel makes humanitarian donation to TaiwanIsrael made a very special humanitarian contribution to Taiwan in memory of the 117 victims of the February earthquake. Taiwan swears in its first ever female presidentIn Taiwan, a key Israeli ally, Tsai Ing-Wen becomes second DDP president indicating a stronger stance on Chinese hostility. IsraAid to send team to Taiwan following quakeFollowing 6.4 magnitude earthquake in Taiwan on Saturday, IsraAid decided to send a search and rescue team to locate victims and survivors. Taiwanese Christian to Religious Jew in SamariaChance encounter with French Jew on Taiwan taxi ride led Batsheva to Paris, lottery ticket led to conversion, then on to Eli in Samaria. Israel's Newest Ally in Asia - TaiwanTaiwan follows Japan's footsteps to choose Israel as its first partner in key R&D agreement, as Israel solidifies Asia coalition. Watch: Close-up Footage of Taiwanese Plane CrashMotorist catches crash into bridge and river on film, as at least 12 dead, 16 wounded and 30 missing in accident outside Taipei. Taiwan Translates First Report on AuschwitzChinese-language edition of the first account of Auschwitz, by Polish hero Witold Pilecki, to be released Wednesday. Taiwan Quake Sends Schoolchildren RunningA 6.1-magnitude earthquake in central Taiwan sent school children running for cover Wednesday as buildings swayed across the island. China, US Relieved Over KMT VictoryThe victory of the KMT in the Taiwan election may either appease Beijing or encourage China to accelerate pressure on the island.KMT Cites Cross-strait Ties, DPP Blasts EconomyWith the Taiwan elections approaching, Beijing is hoping to pull strings for its favored candidate.China Policy Economy Dominate Taiwan Election RaceThe neck and neck race in Taiwan means a great deal to the powers in the regionBoth Chinas Observe 100 Anniversary of October 10China sought to push the idea of peaceful reunification with Taiwan by emphasizing the legacy of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen.Obama Diplomacy Tied up in Knots Over TaiwanBy scaling down the arms deal with Taiwan, Obama has not assuaged Beijing and created animosity with Taiwan's government and opposition.Taipei Apologizes For Nazi PhotoA Taipei government summer “battle camp” photo ad has ignited a real explosion; it featured three young males dressed as Nazis.China Backs KMT in TaiwanIn Taiwan both parties have picked their candidates for the 2012 elections that this year may be decided on domestic issue.China Causes Dire Taiwan StraitsA military balance between China and Taiwan is on the verge of unraveling |
