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Michelle Chiang, English Service, Amanda Stephens, Iris Hsu, Tristan Hilderbrand, Fil Leskovsky, Hanna Bilinski, Joey Chou,Rti

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    Australian frigate transits Taiwan Strait

    An Australian naval vessel transited the Taiwan Strait over the weekend, drawing the attention of Chinese and international media. The Defense Ministry issued a statement Monday, February 23, that Taiwan’s armed forces were aware of the transit and that, as the Taiwan Strait is international waters, all countries may freely navigate through it.

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    Lin Chia-lung welcomes Japanese Foreign Minister Motegi’s Taiwan Strait peace emphasis

    Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi held his first press conference after reappointment on Thursday, publicly emphasizing that peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait are extremely important. In response, Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Friday in which Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍) expressed welcome and affirmation, while urging all countries to pay attention to the Taiwan Strait situation and take concrete actions to safeguard its security.

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    Emergency room visits down 20%, flu cases drop under new policy

    During the Lunar New Year’s nine-day holiday, hospital emergency rooms faced peak patient loads as clinics largely closed amid increased travel and family visits. To ease ER pressure, the Health Ministry (MOHW) set up 13 nationwide Urgent Care Centers (UCC) and encouraged hospitals and clinics to extend hours, bolstering medical resilience.

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    President Lai confident in Taiwan economic outlook, cites dual-engine growth

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    13 urgent care centers and over 2,000 pharmacies open on Lunar New Year Day

    To ensure the public has access to medical care and medication, 13 urgent care centers and more than 2,000 pharmacies opened on the very first day of the Lunar New Year. Premier Cho Jung-tai (卓榮泰) visited one community pharmacy in Zhongshan District on Tuesday morning to distribute red envelopes to frontline workers and thank them for their dedication.

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    Taiwan Lottery tests ChatGPT, Gemini for sure-fire picks with surprising results

    Whilst AI has become a go-to helper for modern people planning trips, drafting reports, or tackling tricky questions, many online denizens claim AI-guided lottery numbers led to wins. To test AI’s surefire picks, Taiwan Lottery Co. ran experiments using ChatGPT and Gemini on two 2026 Lunar New Year scratch-off games, with unexpected outcomes.

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    Taiwan national parks launch over 15 Lunar New Year events

    To mark the Lunar New Year, National Park Administration Director-General Wang Cheng-chi (王成機) announced at least 15 special events held daily across Taiwan’s nine national parks and one national nature park during this year's nine-day holiday from February 14 to 22, excluding New Year’s Eve. The parks welcomed a record 19.7 million people last year, the Interior Ministry said Thursday, highlighting that immersing oneself in nature has become a popular choice among domestic tourists.

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    US passes PROTECT Taiwan Act

    The United States House of Representatives passed the PROTECT Taiwan Act last Monday by a 395-2 vote. Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍) thanked the U.S. congressmen for their support in a Facebook post, emphasizing how the act demonstrates unwavering bipartisan support for Taiwan’s security and democratic resilience.

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Every weekday, RTI broadcasts ten minutes of news from our studios in downtown Taipei. Stay abreast of the most important stories of the day affecting the government, economy and people of Taiwan.  

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    Michelle Chiang, English Service, Amanda Stephens, Iris Hsu, Tristan Hilderbrand, Fil Leskovsky, Hanna Bilinski, Joey Chou,Rti
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