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​​​​​​​On February, 25, 2022, Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it would join the United States, the European Union and other nations in imposing sanctions on Russia in the aftermath of the country’s invasion of Ukraine. While not many details have been released yet, here is what we expect and the recent trends.

In order to continuously keep our loyal guests aroused and constantly attract new customers, our member, Regent Taipei’s popular Take Regent Home online takeaway platform has collaborated with Michelin Chef, Paul Lee to launched the exclusive “Regent x Paul Lee Michelin Sharing Set” for three consecutive days starting from March 25th.

​​​​​​​​​​With a mission to better connect Taiwan with the global talent market and cultivate international talents locally, today National Taiwan University hosted the “NTU International Mentorship Program” Press Conference and Letter of Intent Signing Ceremony.

Businesses are being encouraged to register for a new programme aimed at super charging their performance by improving their digital capabilities.

Our new member, Motive Offshore Group, which specialises in the design, manufacture, rental and inspection of marine and lifting equipment, has announced the launch of its latest international entity; a dedicated renewables hub located in Tapei, Taiwan, with an operational base near Taichung Port.

When companies hold promotional contests and giveaways in Taiwan, it’s important to know key personal-data and fair-trade rules so that you don’t run into trouble. Here is a quick overview to what you need to know!

The resolution that was passed in an online plenary session also affirmed the ongoing exchanges between Taiwan and Scotland related to green and renewable energy, smart cities, technology, and culture

Our member, Regent Taipei has launched a festive limited edition "Regent Family Cruise - The Easter Scavenger Hunt" Room Package, available from April 1st to 17th!

Our member BP, and BBA winner, Ørsted, have submitted position statements to the UK Planning Inspectorate with regard to their offshore wind and carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) projects in the UK, with Ørsted saying BP is trying to force exclusion so that the offshore wind developer cannot locate its Hornsea Four turbines in an overlapping seabed area.

RWE exceeded its targets for the fiscal year 2021, closing the year above 2020. It claimed that this was due to outstanding trading performance and higher earnings from conventional power generation.