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Events
TFCCxATJ Talk: “How Myanmar Media Continues to Operate”
Soe Myint, founder of the media outlet Mizzima, will discuss how Myanmar media continues to operate under challenging conditions.
Panel Discussion About Taiwan in 2026
On February 2, TFCC will kick off the year with the first big panel discussion about what to expect in 2026 with a distinguished panel of experts.
Book Talk with “Ghost Nation” Author Chris Horton
The TFCC will host longtime Taiwan journalist Chris Horton on Feb. 3 for a conversation about his book “Ghost Nation: The Story of Taiwan and Its Struggle for Survival”.
Panel Discussion About Business and Resilience
On January 13, the TFCC and the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) will co-host a panel discussion about business and resilience. We will be joined by business leaders from Taiwan, Japan and Europe.
Book Talk with Cabinet Bigwig Amb. David Lee
The TFCC will host Amb. David Tawei Lee for a members-only book talk on Friday, January 2.
TFCCxATJ Talk: The Empire of AI’s Hidden Cost
Judith Barish (Chips Communities United) and Lena Chang (Greenpeace) will talk about the labor and environmental realities of chip manufacturing in the US and Taiwan as well as energy issues.
TFCC Christmas Happy Hour on Dec 19
The TFCC will organize a Christmas Happy Hour on Friday, December 19th, to celebrate the end of a successful year for the Club and raise a glass to our community.
TFCC Panel Discussion on Europe and Taiwan
On Tuesday, December 9, the TFCC will host a panel discussion on Europe–Taiwan relations amid rising geopolitical uncertainty.
TFCCxATJ Talk: China’s United Front Targeting Religion in Taiwan and the West
Independent researcher Mattias Daly and Mirror TV international news reporter Lin Mei-chieh will talk about China’s United Front work targeting religious groups in Taiwan and the West.
Exclusive Briefing with Foreign Minister Lin Chia-Lung
The Taiwan Foreign Correspondents’ Club (TFCC) will be hosting Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr Lin Chia-Lung for a members-only briefing on November 12th.