Wellington: New Zealand on Monday became the eighth country to open its Automated Immigration Clearance (e-Gate) service to Taiwanese biometric passport holders, according to Taiwan’s interior and foreign ministries.

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Taipei: Health Minister Shih Chung-liang said Monday that the availability of generics and imports means the withdrawal of 47 essential drugs from the Taiwan market this year is not expected

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan experienced a significant drop of almost 1.4 percent on Monday but managed to recover some of the earlier losses after U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to

Taipei: Shares of Largan Precision Co. tumbled more than 6 percent Monday, the first day of trading since the smartphone camera lens supplier reported a significant drop in its third-quarter

Taipei: The Taipei District Prosecutors Office announced its investigation into two employees and an external contractor suspected of launching cyberattacks against Radio Taiwan International (RTI). The case was reported by

Taipei: “A Better Place”, a film exploring the increasingly blurred line between international students and migrant workers in Taiwan, was among the titles recognized at the first-ever Taiwan International Human

Taipei: A key supporter of Kuomintang (KMT) chairman candidate Hau Lung-bin again alleged Monday that China has been meddling in the party’s chairmanship election set for Saturday and targeting Hau.

Taipei: The Taipei City government on Monday urged Shin Kong Life Insurance Co. to accept a compensation agreement in exchange for relinquishing the surface rights of plots T17 and T18