Gwangju: Taiwan’s women’s recurve team, led by Paris Olympian Chiu Yi-ching, claimed its first gold in six years at the World Archery Championships after defeating Japan 6-0.

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Taipei: Blueberries from Poland have been approved for export to Taiwan, Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) announced Wednesday. The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Agency (APHIA) under the MOA confirmed

Toronto: Taiwanese director Tsou Shih-ching and Japanese filmmaker Chie Hayakawa discussed women’s roles in today’s film industry and offered advice to aspiring female directors at an event held during the

Taipei: A mock university entrance exam essay on Tuesday asking students to imagine their mother as a surrogate sparked criticism from both student groups and anti-surrogacy campaigners. The question asked

Taipei: Taiwan on Wednesday marked the 80th anniversary of the Sancha Mountain Incident, a tragic event that saw a U.S. B-24 bomber carrying freed Allied prisoners of war crash in

Manila: Public trust in Taiwan among Filipinos has reached its highest level in more than a decade, according to the latest survey released Tuesday by Philippine pollster Social Weather Stations

Taipei: Taiwan’s first sports minister, Olympic gold medalist Lee Yang, marked his first day in office by jogging for 30 minutes around the Ministry of Sports building, underscoring his pledge

Taipei: A fire that broke out at Hsinta Power Plant in Kaohsiung on Tuesday was caused by a gas leak from pipes on a heater, Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) said