Taipei: Legal revisions that expand the eligibility of foreign students enrolled in overseas schools to intern in Taiwan’s accommodation sector came into effect on July 11. Previously, only students studying

Taipei: A coach at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) bullied female soccer players by threatening to withhold academic credits if they did not submit to blood tests for research purposes,

Sanxia: Investigators have determined that the driver involved in a tragic accident at a school crossing in Sanxia, New Taipei, was fully aware of his actions and not influenced by

Taipei: Taiwan and Vietnam have signed an updated version of an education cooperation agreement in Taipei recently, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced Monday. The agreement covers a wide range

Tainan: Despite a power outage that has persisted for over a week following Typhoon Danas, individuals in the community have demonstrated acts of generosity towards Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) workers,

Taichung: Birdwatchers and ecological groups from more than 30 countries are set to gather in Taichung on Sept. 20 and 21 for the inaugural World Bird Fair, Taiwan’s Tourism Administration

Taipei: Typhoon Danas and subsequent heavy rains have led to significant agricultural losses in Taiwan, amounting to over NT$2.6 billion (US$88.60 million), with Tainan in the south being the hardest