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Public support for Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen dropped to a four-year low after her Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) becomes caught up in a wave of #MeToo allegations. According to a report by the South China Morning Post (SCMP) early Sunday (June 25), The Taiwanese Public Opinion Foundation put President Tsai's approval rating at 42.3 per cent in June, down from 45.3 per cent in May.
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<strong>CAL offers more flights</strong>
China Airlines (CAL) yesterday said it would start offering more international flights next month in anticipation of growing post-COVID-19 demand. As many countries are easing their border regulations, CAL said it would gradually increase its passenger flights in the third quarter, with the aim of reaching 150 flights per week, which would be a 40 percent jump. Starting next month, CAL said it would operate a daily flight on its mainstay route between Taipei International Airport (Songshan airport) and Haneda in Tokyo. It would also schedule more flights to other Japanese destinations, including Narita airport outside Tokyo,