Taipei: Around 26,000 high-voltage electricity users will be charged higher summer rates between May 16 and mid-October, the state-run Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) announced Sunday. Summer electricity rates, introduced in
Taipei: Taiwan has been identified as one of the first four countries to enter into tariff discussions with the United States.
According to Focus Taiwan, this development has been
Taipei: Intermittent rain showers are forecast for northern and eastern Taiwan on Sunday, while parts of the south could see temperatures soaring above 36 degrees Celsius, according to the Central
Taipei: The U.S. dollar fell against the Taiwan dollar on Thursday, shedding NT$0.110 to close at NT$31.708. This movement marked a significant downturn for the greenback in the Taipei forex
Taipei: An essay competition co-organized by a local writing society and a publisher affiliated with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) may have violated the Cross-Strait Act, Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council
The Supreme Court: The Supreme Court has upheld the 28-year, eight-month prison sentence for Mao Chun-shen, who was convicted earlier this year by the Taiwan High Court for multiple offenses
Miaoli County: The annual Baishatun Mazu pilgrimage, known as Taiwan’s longest religious procession on foot, has commenced in Miaoli County, attracting a record-breaking 329,118 registered participants. The pilgrimage pays homage
Taipei: Taiwan shares closed with a significant rise of 2.73%, ending up 552.61 points to reach 20,787.64. The turnover for the day was reported at NT$326.66 billion, equivalent to US$10.41
