Taipei: When 27-year-old Chang Wen unleashed chaos by setting off smoke grenades and stabbing bystanders at Taipei Main Station’s MRT station and near Zhongshan Station, the slow police response has

Taipei: Taiwan’s government is set to establish its first international recruitment center in the Philippines, marking a significant step in addressing manpower shortages by allowing employers to hire overseas workers

Taipei: Taiwan’s government has approved draft amendments that would allow authorities to detain or fine people who spread hate speech or promote extremist causes in parks, train stations and other

Miaoli city: The Miaoli District Court ordered the detention of a man accused of attacking a woman with a sickle and attempting to assault a convenience store clerk in Miaoli

Taipei: Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan has passed a basic law aimed at facilitating youth development and encouraging greater youth participation in public affairs. Under the newly passed “Youth Basic Law,” which

Taipei: The government will seek a ruling from the Constitutional Court on the constitutionality of a bill passed by the Legislature that rolls back some of the pension reforms introduced

Taipei: The Cabinet on Friday approved amendments aimed at expanding the categories of individuals required to obtain government approval before traveling to China, now including lawmakers and all civil servants.