Taipei: Taiwan’s main political parties took to the media Thursday to lay out their expectations and try to shape the narrative ahead of a rally by the opposition Kuomintang (KMT)

Taipei: Taiwan’s health authority announced plans to expand the existing National Health Insurance (NHI) coverage to include three types of cancer immunotherapies, set to be effective from June at the

Taipei: A fire that burned down approximately 4.5 hectares of vegetation in Taipei’s Yangmingshan could require about a year for recovery, according to a Ministry of the Interior (MOI) official.

New York: A United States representative to the United Nations on Wednesday criticized the People’s Republic of China (PRC) for “misusing” a 1971 U.N. resolution to exclude the Republic of

Taipei: Amid reports that some of the 500 Chinese athletes seeking to take part in the World Masters Games could withdraw due to difficulties entering Taiwan, the event organizer said

Taipei: The United States and Taiwan have maintained an unusual silence over the latest passage of the American Navy warship, USS William P. Lawrence, through the Taiwan Strait. The transit,

Tainan: An autopsy conducted on a 13-year-old boy who died in February amid allegations of school bullying found no signs that he was poisoned, concluding instead that he died from

Taipei: President Lai Ching-te on Thursday extended his condolences after a recent attack in India-administered Kashmir killed dozens of tourists, saying “our hearts are with the people of India.”

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