Taipei: Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration (CWA) warned people across Taiwan to expect brief, localized thundershowers Monday afternoon as moisture levels rise. In its daily forecast, the CWA said afternoon thundershowers

Taipei: Taiwan plans to abolish special rules on food imports from Japan’s five Fukushima prefectures, introduced in 2011 amid radiation concerns, with officials saying Monday that the decision was scientifically

Taipei: The Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA) announced its collaboration with leading global tech companies, including Qualcomm Technologies Inc., Microsoft Corp., IBM, and Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD), to foster

Prague: National Palace Museum (NPM) Director Hsiao Tsung-huang announced that the museum’s treasured works, including the renowned “Jadeite Cabbage with Insects,” will be curated to resonate with Czech audiences at

Toronto: Nearly 200 Taiwanese in Canada marched at Toronto City Hall on Sunday to call for Taiwan’s inclusion in the United Nations (U.N.) and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), ahead

Taipei: Two deputy secretary-generals in Taiwan’s National Security Council (NSC) have been named advisors, while a Presidential Office spokesperson and a Taipei City councilor will fill their vacancies, the Presidential

Taipei: As China prepares to stage a military parade Wednesday to highlight its role in the war against Japan during World War II, some Taiwanese scholars view the move as

Taipei: Kung Ming-hsin took office Monday as Minister of Economic Affairs, saying he would “prioritize the economy” and take action on response measures to tariffs. “I believe Taiwan will always