TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Earlier this month, Terence K. Teo posted this three-dimensional map of Taiwan on Twitter, which visually represents densely populated areas with peaks. The previous year, Teo ...

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The issue is particularly pressing for Taiwan because, as its population dwindles, so do its military ranks. Its professional military force had 155,000 members in June 2023, ...

The Taiwan government predicts that its population will start declining as early as 2021. That's because the birth rate has held at one of the world’s lowest for seven years.

This decline marks a record low in births and underscores growing concerns over Taiwan’s aging population. A total of 134,856 new births was recorded in 2024, 715 fewer than in 2023.

The relationship between Taiwan's authorities and the general population wasn't always so smooth. There were recriminations following 2003's severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic (Sars), when ...

The population decline in September was attributed to a lower birth rate of 6.15 per 1,000 people, contrasted with a higher death rate of 8.11 per 1,000, according to Focus Taiwan.

JUST 12 STATES recognise Taiwan’s government. Others all have relations with the Chinese government in Beijing, and so at least tacitly accept its argument that there is only one China, of which ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Earlier this month, Terence K. Teo posted this three-dimensional map of Taiwan on Twitter, which visually represents densely populated areas with peaks. The previous year, Teo ...

Taiwan’s democracy, much like the United States, has historically been dominated by two major parties who rarely see eye to eye, but the island’s falling population is a rare issue of ...

Taiwan’s democracy, much like the United States, has historically been dominated by two major parties who rarely see eye to eye, but the island’s falling population is a rare issue of ...