Taipei: Two groups of Japanese lawmakers are currently visiting Taiwan to engage in high-level discussions with Taiwanese officials, including President Lai Ching-te, as announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Taipei: The mother of Yu Chia-chang, who died trying to stop an attack in MRT Taipei Main Station, said Monday she was proud of her son but the loss had
Taipei: The Ministry of the Interior (MOI) plans to deploy 17,000 police and additional personnel, including civil defense staff and volunteers, to enhance security at major events across Taiwan as
Taipei: Taiwan is anticipated to achieve its most substantial economic growth in 15 years, driven by increasing global demand for AI technology, as stated by Academia Sinica. The leading academic
Hualien: Police in Hualien’s Yuli Township have cited a man for traffic violations after his pet ostrich escaped its enclosure and was spotted running among motorists on Provincial Highway 9.
Taipei: Taiwanese Public Opinion Foundation Chairman Michael You and Soochow University law professor Hu Po-yen have been nominated to serve as chairman and vice chairman of the Central Election Commission
Taipei: Police are actively tracing the finances of Chang Wen to determine how he obtained the money to plan and carry out a recent stabbing spree in Taipei, the head
Taipei: The head of a local police precinct on Sunday addressed public concerns over why some officers responding to Friday’s deadly attacks in Taipei were not armed, saying decisions were
