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Taipei– A feasibility study for a proposed Keelung-Taipei City rail link has been completed and is expected to be sent to the Executive Yuan for consideration in the new year. The proposed NT$10.3 billion (US$340 million)

TAIPEI (Taiwan News)—Taichung Transportation Bureau Director-General Wang Yi-chuan said Taichung MRT’s Blue Line is in full gear now that the central government has approved the project, and that funds for the project from the central and

Visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held an official meeting with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday in Tokyo, agreeing to further strengthen economic and security ties as Tokyo pledged to extend new yen loans for

TOKYO-Two major construction companies were Monday ordered to pay fines totalling 380 million yen for colluding to win contracts on the Japan’s maglev project. The state-of-the-art maglev — magnetic levitation — trains are scheduled to begin

TAX CUTS:China also released a draft plan to reduce personal income tax to allow deductions for expenses on healthcare, education and supporting elderly relatives Construction and manufacturing were the main drags for China’s slower-than-expected third-quarter economic

URBAN DEVELOPMENT: A Taoyuan underground line would eliminate eight railway overpasses, eight underground passageways and 20 railway crossings Taoyuan and Tainan have unveiled plans to construct underground railway lines on the Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) system

TOKYO-Sharp Corp has built a solar power plant with a total solar panel capacity of about 48MW in Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam. According to Sharp, it is the first mega (large-scale) solar power plant in

China unveiled a scale model of its high-speed flight train that is expected to travel at 1,000 kilometers an hour by 2025, with Chinese railway experts saying the country’s experience in aerospace science would help develop

An underground railway line officially opened in Kaohsiung yesterday following almost 10 years of construction, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications’ Railway Bureau said. The line would eliminate all ground-level railway tracks in downtown Kaohsiung, as

TOKYO-Japan and five Southeast Asian nations along the Mekong River adopted a new three-year strategy Tuesday centering on improving connectivity through promotion of “quality infrastructure” building for regional development. The document endorsed by Japanese Prime Minister