New taipei: Five Taiwanese entertainers, along with seven other individuals, have been indicted by New Taipei prosecutors for allegedly evading compulsory military service through falsified medical reports. The entertainers, including
Washington: Negotiations between the United States and Taiwan have reportedly made substantial advancements, as stated by a senior U.S. administration official. The discussions are part of a broader effort by
Brussels: The Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) adopted a declaration at its annual summit in Brussels last week, reaffirming that maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait is vital
Taipei: The United States government has announced a proposed arms sale to Taiwan, involving fighter jet spare and repair parts valued at approximately US$330 million. This marks the first such
Warsaw: A delegation of more than 100 representatives of Taiwanese companies is visiting Poland with the aim of seeking business opportunities in the reconstruction of war-torn Ukraine. The delegation, led
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended down 506.06 points, or 1.81 percent, at 27,397.50 Friday on turnover of NT$588.13 billion (US$18.89 billion).
According to Focus Taiwan, the decline in the stock market
Taichung: A woman allegedly linked to the extortion and suicide deaths of five people in Taichung has been indicted on fraud and other charges, prosecutors said Friday. In a news
Taipei: The announcement of a potential US$330 million arms sale to Taiwan by the United States this week sends a strong signal, a defense researcher said Friday. Su Tzu-yun of
