Lima: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced on Wednesday that it has initiated legal proceedings against a Peruvian contractor. The lawsuit stems from an incident during the Asia-Pacific Economic

Taipei: Taiwan’s Labor Minister Ho Pei-shan faced intense scrutiny from lawmakers on Wednesday regarding her management of an incident involving a civil servant’s suicide at work. The case has now

Taipei: Taiwan’s military on Wednesday announced it received a payment of NT$5.2 billion (US$159.86 million) from RTX, previously known as Raytheon Technologies Corp., after the defense contractor was found by

Taipei: The Legislative Yuan has announced that it will extend its current session until January 21, 2025. This extension is aimed at allowing lawmakers to pass a delayed budget bill

Tokyo: Filmmaker Ang Lee was honored as the first Taiwanese laureate of the 2024 Praemium Imperiale, a prestigious global arts prize awarded annually by the Japan Art Association. The accolade

Taipei: Taiwanese experts and Hong Kongers on Wednesday urged Taiwanese society to reflect on the consequences of a mass trial in Hong Kong which culminated in 45 pro-democracy figures receiving

Taipei: The branch chief of a labor ministry agency was dismissed on Wednesday after the ministry’s response to a worker’s suicide was criticized by lawmakers, while Taiwan’s premier and president