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Taiwanese American Baseball Player Stuart Fairchild Explores Roots in Taiwan
Published 11/05/2026 18:51 Updated 11/05/2026 18:58 By Klein Wang/Sandy Chi Taiwanese American professional baseball player Stuart Fairchild is back in Taiwan for the first time since his visit earlier this year. The outfielder became a fan favorite after representing Taiwan at the 2026 World Baseball Classic in Japan. During this visit, Fairchild is taking the opportunity to learn more about his family roots while supporting animal rescue efforts and grassroots baseball development.
Invasive Green Iguanas Spread to Taiwan's Southeast
Published 11/04/2026 14:53 Updated 11/04/2026 14:54 By Patrick Chen/Sandy Chi Invasive green iguanas continue to be a problem Taiwan, with more than 200,000 of them removed as of the end of October. While most have been spotted in the south of the country, sightings are becoming increasingly common in the southeastern county of Taitung. Authorities are working with professional removal teams and trained members of the public to capture the reptiles and bring their population under control.
New Taipei Exhibit Welcomes Visitors To Admire Art Through Touch
An exhibition in New Taipei is welcoming visitors to appreciate its artwork by touching them. This is a collaborative event by institutions in Japan and Taiwan, showcasing pieces by artists and members of the visual impaired community. It is open to the public until November 15th.
Over a Hundred Galleries Represented at This Year's Art Taipei Fair
The annual Art Taipei fair is underway, bringing together galleries from Taiwan and around the world to showcase a diverse range of art. Among the highlights are works by Indigenous Taiwanese artists using art to explore how their communities navigate questions of identity, modernization and social change.
2026 Wistron Ladies Open Kicks Off in Taiwan
2026 Wistron Ladies Open Kicks Off in Taiwan Published 10/29/2026 18:44 Updated 10/29/2026 20:04 By Fuhua Hung/Sandy Chi Taiwan is aiming to put itself on the global golfing map as the 2026 Wistron Ladies Open gets underway in Taoyuan, northern Taiwan. The tournament has attracted 108 golfers from around the world, all vying for the top prize. Among them is Taiwan's former world No. 1, Yani Tseng, who is back to defend her title.
Red Bull King of the Air Qualifier Attracts World's Top Kitesurfers to Taiwan
Published 10/22/2026 17:41 Updated 10/22/2026 18:08 By Devin Tsai/Scott Huang/Sandy Chi Elite kitesurfers have gathered in Hsinchu in northern Taiwan to brave the powerful coastal winds and compete for a spot in the annual Red Bull King of the Air final in Cape Town. This marks the first time Taiwan has hosted a qualifier for the world's premier kitesurfing competition, highlighting the country's growing potential as a world-class destination for the sport.
From Bini to F4: Pop Music Brings Taiwanese and Filipinos Together
They are the Philippines’ rising P-pop or Pinoy-pop sensation, taking Filipino music to the global stage. All-girl band Bini is known for their bubblegum pop sound, seamless choreography and messages of female empowerment.
Taipei Fashion Week Connects Local Designers to Global Market
Taipei Fashion Week SS27 has officially kicked off. This year, the event is going beyond glamorous runway shows to provide a platform for local designers to connect with international buyers and expand their reach in the global fashion market.
Taiwan Bags 55 Medals at 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games
The 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games wrapped up over the weekend, with Taiwan securing a total of 55 medals. It was the country’s smallest medal haul in a decade, but several athletes still made history, setting new milestones in boxing, high jump, swimming and skateboarding.
Taiwan Boxing Champ Lin Yu-ting Clinches Asian Games Gold in Japan
Taiwan has bagged its fourth gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games. Olympic champion Lin Yu-ting defeated China’s Yang Chengyu in the women’s 60-kg boxing final on Friday, securing her second consecutive Asian Games gold.
Taiwan Wins First Ever Medals in Asian Games Skateboarding Event
Published 09/25/2026 19:42 By Devin Tsai/Sandy Chi Taiwan has won its first-ever skateboarding medals at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan. Twelve-year-old Ku Yong-yan and 14-year-old Lin Yi-fan both bagged silver in the men’s and women’s park finals, respectively, marking a major milestone for Taiwan in the sport. Meanwhile, Lai Kuan-chieh clinched bronze in the men’s canoe single 500-meter final on the same day. Japan Asian Games Athlete Chinese Taipei Skateboarding
Taiwan Épée Fencers Return to Asian Games after 36-Year Absence
Taiwan’s top épée fencers have returned to the Asian Games after a 36-year absence. On Thursday, Lee Rang and Yilu Guillemot competed in the men’s individual event but missed out on the podium. Despite the results, they still have high hopes for the men’s team event this weekend.
Taiwan Bags Three More Medals in Gymnastics, Soft Tennis and Shooting at 2026 Asian Games
Taiwan added more medals to its tally at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan, with podium finishes in soft tennis, artistic gymnastics and shooting. Chen Po-yi took bronze in the men’s singles soft tennis, while Taiwan also celebrated bronze medals in men’s team gymnastics and men’s skeet shooting.
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