Taoyuan: A Taoyuan woman escaped with only light injuries Thursday after accidentally driving her car into a work zone and falling eight meters into an under-construction subway tunnel, local authorities

Taipei: Taiwan President Lai Ching-te hit back at China’s reported suspension of Japanese seafood imports by posing with sushi in a social media post on Thursday. Lai shared the photos

Taipei: Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor (MOL) will move to strengthen legal protections for sick leave following the death in October of a flight attendant at a Taiwanese airline who worked

Taipei: The Executive Yuan has approved draft amendments to the law governing the allocation of tax revenues to local governments. The proposed changes aim to distribute a historic NT$1.2 trillion

Taipei: The European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan (ECCT) on Thursday urged Taiwan to establish comprehensive legislation for artificial intelligence, noting that while the country is experiencing a surge in AI

Taipei: Taipei police are investigating a bomb threat after an online post claimed explosives would be placed in several senior high schools and universities in Taiwan’s capital city. The Taipei

Taipei: Germany is “deeply concerned” over a Chinese criminal probe into Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) lawmaker Puma Shen, Germany’s top envoy to Taiwan said Thursday.

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Taipei: The Ministry of the Interior (MOI) has referred four local governments and five district and township offices to the Control Yuan for investigation after they failed to dismiss five