Taipei: Taiwan’s consumer confidence slid to a nearly one-year low in April as sentiment was affected by U.S. President Donald Trump’s chaotic on-again, off-again tariff policy that has led to
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan climbed on Monday, driving the Taiex above the 20,000-point mark for the first time since early April. This rise was attributed to a tech rally in
Taipei: The leader of Taiwan’s main opposition party on Monday accused President Lai Ching-te of being a “dictator” for “directing prosecutors” in ongoing probes looking into allegations of forgery in
Taipei: Former MLB pitcher and current CTBC Brothers pitching coach Wang Chien-ming took on the role of guest pitching coach for Palau’s national baseball team on Monday. This coaching session
Taipei: Taiwan’s MacKay Memorial Hospital on Monday announced the recent dispatch of a volunteer medical team on its fifth humanitarian mission to Ukraine, where it provided complimentary medical services across
Taipei: Taiwan’s economy continued to exhibit signs of resilience with a “yellow-red” light in March, signaling ongoing economic strength. However, the underlying index fell compared to the previous month due
Taipei: Lin Yu-mao, a 104-year-old badminton player from Taiwan, will compete in the upcoming World Masters Games in Taipei and New Taipei, the Taipei City Department of Information and Tourism
Taipei: A former Japanese minister who nearly won the 2024 race to lead Japan’s ruling party called on Japan, Taiwan, and other regional democratic partners Monday to form a “quasi-security
