Premier Cho Jung-tai’s “AI Action Cabinet 2.0” reshuffle signals the Lai administration’s push to accelerate digital, healthcare, and economic reforms through a more technocratic, reform-driven leadership team.
TADTE 2025 highlighted Taiwan’s growing role in global security, showcasing AI-driven defense innovation and expanding U.S. partnerships through co-developed missile projects and next-generation drone technologies.
Taiwan will require dolphin shows to drop acrobatics for welfare-focused, educational displays. Operators fear losing audiences, while animal groups call for ending captivity altogether. A government working group is exploring reforms, breeding bans, and potential seaside sanctuaries.
As the U.S. seeks secure alternatives to Chinese drone technology, Taiwanese companies are stepping into the spotlight, offering trusted hardware, advanced encryption, and clean supply chains to meet growing demand in defense and commercial markets.
AmCham Taiwan’s flash survey highlights business concerns over new U.S. tariffs, emphasizing the need for predictable trade policies to preserve economic stability.
Taiwanese exporters face complex new U.S. “reciprocal” tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, significantly impacting sectors such as semiconductors, steel, and automotive parts. Strategic guidance and mitigation options are outlined to help navigate these evolving trade risks.
A renewed focus on cybersecurity and user convenience is charting the course for Taiwan’s implementation of next-generation electronic identification. In recent years, digitization has accelerated at an unprecedented rate, prompting governments worldwide to prioritize transforming their traditional information systems and operations. Fundamental to a fully digital society is the establishment of electronic identification (eID) platforms…
Despite the ongoing war, AmCham Ukraine and its members have demonstrated extraordinary resilience—maintaining operations, supporting staff, and adapting through technology and unity. President Andy Hunder’s reflections highlight how leadership, trust, and innovation are helping Ukraine not only endure but prepare for its future recovery and growth.
Taiwan’s telecom sector is gaining momentum as AI and cloud service demand fuel data center expansion and foreign investment. With strategic infrastructure upgrades and market consolidation, the industry is entering a new phase of value-driven growth and regional competitiveness.
Despite recent U.S. policy shifts, Taiwan continues to embrace Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) practices to enhance workplace competitiveness and talent retention. Through government-backed policies, corporate programs, and accessibility improvements, Taiwan is fostering a more inclusive labor market while addressing labor shortages and workplace culture challenges.
