Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Sunday highlight significant developments, including upcoming trade talks and political outcomes.

According to Focus Taiwan, the Taipei Times reports that

Taipei: Temperatures around Taiwan could climb as high as 34 degrees Celsius on Sunday, and a number of areas could also see thundershowers after noon. According to Central Weather Administration

Taipei: A French National Assembly delegation led by Marie-No«lle Battistel, president of the Assembly’s Taiwan-France Friendship Group, arrived in Taiwan on Sunday for a six-day visit. During their stay, the

Kaohsiung: President Lai Ching-te on Sunday called for bipartisan support for a special budget aimed at enhancing the Coast Guard’s emergency response capabilities. This appeal came during joint exercises conducted

Taitung: Grassroots philanthropist Chen Shu-chu was presented with an honorary doctorate degree by National Taitung University (NTTU) on Saturday for her humanitarian contributions. Chen, a vegetable vendor at Central Market

Taipei: More than 120,000 people from Taiwan traveled to the United States between January and April, with those for tourism purposes up by 12.3 percent from the same period in

Keelung: The Taiwan-Ryukyu Regatta opened Sunday in Keelung, with competitors from 14 countries sailing 31 boats in the three-stage race that ends June 12, according to the race’s organizers. The

Yilan: One tourist died and five others sustained minor injuries Sunday afternoon when a rubber raft capsized on Yilan County’s Annong River, throwing all nine people aboard into the water,