Taipei: Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je maintained his innocence Tuesday during oral arguments in court over allegations that he accepted bribes in the Core Pacific City development project. Ko presented

Hsinchu city: The Hsinchu City government said Tuesday it has applied for the reinstatement of suspended Mayor Kao Hung-an following a High Court ruling that overturned her corruption conviction and

Taipei: The 2026 Taiwan-Japan baseball exchange series will be held at the Taipei Dome from Feb. 25-28, organizers announced Tuesday. Held under the slogan “Ready for Classic,” the event will

Taipei: The Legislative Yuan has approved amendments to four acts concerning ships, ports, meteorological facilities, and telecommunications. This legislative move follows the Executive Yuan’s initiative to update Taiwan’s “seven undersea-cable

Kaohsiung: Steven Moya, who has hit the most home runs in Taiwan’s Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) over the past two seasons, has agreed to a one-year deal to play

Taipei: The government’s finances would be hurt by a recent amendment pushed through by opposition parties that increases public funds allocated to local governments, President Lai Ching-te said Monday as

Paris: The owner of a Taiwanese tea company that recently won an award at a prestigious French tea competition reported that the ceremony was disturbed by two individuals, suspected to

Taipei: Premier Cho has challenged the Legislature to initiate a no-confidence vote, as reported by major Taiwan dailies on Tuesday. The Premier’s bold move comes amid a tense political atmosphere,