Taipei: Warm southwesterly winds are expected to push temperatures to highs of 30-34 degrees Celsius across most of Taiwan on Thursday, according to the Central Weather Administration (CWA). The CWA

Taipei: Four former servicemen in Taiwan have been found guilty of selling sensitive documents to a Chinese operative. The verdict was a major headline in the Liberty Times, reflecting ongoing

Taipei: The Executive Yuan has approved a proposal for the establishment of an independent agency dedicated to enhancing personal data protection across Taiwan.

According to Focus Taiwan, the proposed

Kaohsiung: The Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) clarified on Wednesday that those found to have impeded an ambulance in an emergency will be subject to a fine of NT$500

Taipei: Premier Cho Jung-tai (???) issued a warning Thursday after one of Taiwan’s largest criminal organizations booked tables at a restaurant inside the Legislative Yuan to select a new gang

Changhua: Six people, including four current and former servicemen, have been indicted on corruption charges, prosecutors in Changhua County said Thursday. The defendants are accused of colluding with a broker

Kaohsiung: The Taiwan High Court Kaohsiung Branch Court has sentenced three members of the Chinese Unification Promotion Party to prison terms for breaching the National Security Act. The court’s decision,

Taipei: The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) on Thursday criticized Chinese authorities for a newly launched online reporting section targeting “Taiwan independence” advocates and their accomplices, calling it “a full-scale interference