Taipei: Taiwan will implement a series of new regulations in 2026, including higher minimum monthly and hourly wages, stricter driver’s license tests, and fines for cat owners who fail to
Taipei: The Taipei-headquartered Central News Agency (CNA) has selected Taiwan’s 10 biggest news stories of 2025, with the “shovel heroes” who flocked to Hualien after a barrier lake flood claimed
Taipei: Taiwan’s government has approved the appointment of Ivan Lee, the country’s representative to Mexico, as its new ambassador to Paraguay. Lee, who commenced his role in Mexico earlier this
Taipei: Taiwan President Lai Ching-te stated on Sunday his willingness to deliver a state-of-the-nation address in the Legislature but emphasized that he will not submit to questioning by lawmakers, citing
Taipei: The Presidential Office on Monday condemned China’s launch of another military drill around Taiwan, describing such actions as a “unilateral provocation” that destabilizes regional peace and stability. China has
Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index witnessed a positive opening, climbing 106.77 points to reach 28,662.79 on Monday. The early trading session recorded a turnover of NT$4.67 billion, equivalent
Taipei: Snow fell on Yushan Friday morning as a continental cold air mass sent temperatures below freezing point on Taiwan’s tallest mountain, according to the Central Weather Administration (CWA). Snowflakes
Taipei: Snow fell on Yushan Friday morning as a continental cold air mass sent temperatures below freezing point on Taiwan’s tallest mountain, according to the Central Weather Administration (CWA). Snowflakes
