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‘Identity returned to us’: How Taiwan’s latest recognised indigenous group is reclaiming its voice (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Taiwan's Executive Yuan recognised the Siraya as the island’s 17th officially recognised indigenous group at an event on July 30. TAINAN, Taiwan – As a child, Taiwanese indigenous language teacher Hanna Domok would lie to her classmates and say that her ancestors hailed from China. Her darker skin made her look different from her peers, who called her derogatory names that meant “savage” or “barbarian”. “It gave me an inferiority compl
‘Paying to suffer’: Why more than twice as many Taiwanese travel abroad as foreign tourists fly in (opens the original)
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TAIPEI – Taiwanese fitness instructor Shih Yu-hsin has travelled to Japan on holiday three times in the past year. Not once did she consider vacationing within Taiwan. The 29-year-old, who is based in Taipei, said that domestic travel costs in Taiwan often feel inflated for what is provided, especially in accommodation. “Local hotels and bed and breakfasts in Taiwan offer such ‘low CP value’,” she said, using the popular localised slang referring to “cost-performance ratio” or “value for money”.
‘Paying to suffer’: Why more than twice as many Taiwanese travel abroad as foreign tourists fly in (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Taiwan aims to attract 10 million international visitors annually by 2030 amid a severe tourism trade deficit. TAIPEI – Taiwanese fitness instructor Shih Yu-hsin has travelled to Japan on holiday three times in the past year. Not once did she consider vacationing within Taiwan. The 29-year-old, who is based in Taipei, said that domestic travel costs in Taiwan often feel inflated for what is provided, especially in accommodation. “Local
Taiwan throttles mobile internet speeds in defence drill (opens the original)
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TAIPEI – As the air raid sirens sounded above, a message flashed on my mobile phone screen. “Due to simulated air attacks on communications infrastructure, mobile network access will be affected,” it said, reminding residents to switch to fixed-line broadband internet access or indoor Wi-Fi. The Instagram reel I was watching stopped loading; a text conversation I was having with a friend on WhatsApp ended abruptly. For the first time during Taiwan’s annual Han Kuang war games, the government del
Taiwan throttles mobile internet speeds in defence drill (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments The Taiwanese government deliberately slowed mobile internet speeds to simulate communication disruption during the annual Han Kuang war games on Aug 13. TAIPEI – As the air raid sirens sounded above, a message flashed on my mobile phone screen. “Due to simulated air attacks on communications infrastructure, mobile network access will be affected,” it said, reminding residents to switch to fixed-line broadband internet access or indoor
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