TAIPEI: “Nannan has two feet, and he’s wearing new shoes… Nannan has one mouth that never stops eating…” A woman sings lovingly in Bahasa Indonesia, her voice slightly shaky. Then,
Taipei: Hospitals in Taiwan are set to implement a new policy allowing patients to hire personal caregivers for a daily fee of NT$1,050 starting in 2026. This initiative aims to
Taipei: The magnitude 5.2 earthquake that shook eastern and southern Taiwan on Monday morning was determined to be an independent event, separate from the series of earthquakes that have been
Taipei: Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung on Friday awarded outgoing United Kingdom representative to Taiwan John Dennis a medal in recognition of his efforts at promoting closer Taiwan-U.K. relations during his
Taipei: Snow fell in mountainous areas of northern, central, and eastern Taiwan in the early hours of Monday as cold air currents moved south. In the northern municipality of Taoyuan,
Penghu: Temples across Penghu County have crafted “rice bag turtles” in preparation for the traditional “Ciguei” ceremony held on the islands for the Lantern Festival, which falls on February 12
TAIPEI: President Lai Ching-te on Monday called for cross-party unity in his first Lunar New Year address since taking office, amid months of political wrangling in the Legislature between his
Taipei: Tickets for additional Taiwan Railway services over the 228 Peace Memorial Day long weekend will go on sale at midnight on Jan. 30, Taiwan Railway Corp. (TRC) said Monday.
