Taipei: Confidence in the local economy appeared mixed in February with the index gauging current conditions rising while another index assessing the economic outlook declined, according to Cathay Financial Holding

Taipei: Lin Tai-hua, a prominent figure, has been released on bail set at NT$1 million as investigations into a fraud case continue. The development has captured significant attention among the

Washington: A group of U.S. Congress members introduced a resolution on Friday to reject China’s use of United Nations Resolution 2758 and the “One China” policy endorsed by the United

Dubai: Hsieh Su-wei is one win away from her first title of 2025 after she and Jelena Ostapenko secured a spot in the women’s doubles final at the Dubai Duty

Taipei: Drone companies in Taiwan have entered into significant agreements with the Czech-Taiwanese Business Chamber (CTBC) and Polish company Farada Group Ltd., as revealed by the Aerospace Industrial Development Corp.

Washington: Aaron Friedberg, a politics and international affairs professor at Princeton University, expressed skepticism about the United States’ ability to swiftly implement a tariff on imported semiconductors. He noted that

Taipei: More than 600 people, including those representing 70 non-government organizations, took to the streets of Taipei on Saturday in memory of the February 28 Incident.

According to Focus Taiwan,

Taipei: Taiwan’s direct overseas investments reached a new high in 2024, driven by significant investments from major manufacturers, including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), as they seek to expand globally,