Taipei: The former president of the Czech Republic’s Chamber of Deputies has cautioned democracies against “sustained pressure” exerted by authoritarian regimes, warning that it could provide ground for escalation if
Taipei: Six out of eight lawmakers from the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) will give up their seats effective Feb. 1 under the party’s two-year term rule, according to the Legislative
Taipei: Taiwan’s government has not received an invitation to participate in the inauguration ceremony of Honduras’ president-elect Nasry Asfura, even though, according to reports, President Lai Ching-te had indicated a
Taipei: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) on Tuesday urged Taiwanese citizens to refrain from engaging in the sale or purchase of Taiwan passports, highlighting the legal repercussions, which include
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 120.70 points, or 0.38 percent, at 31,759.99 Tuesday on turnover of NT$777.11 billion (US$24.55 billion).
According to Focus Taiwan, the local market experienced a day
Taipei: Figures from Taiwan’s three main political parties reminisced about a 30-year-old “reconciliation coffee” meeting in the context of Taiwan’s current political deadlock, during a book launch for pundit Jaw
Taipei: Taiwan could enter the influenza epidemic period as early as this week, with infections expected to peak around the Lunar New Year holiday, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
Taipei: Taiwan’s machine tool exports to the United States will likely rise by up to 8 percent in 2026 as uncertainties created by American tariff policies were removed after a
