Beijing: China began two days of live-fire drills from Thursday in some parts of the Taiwan Strait near the shores of its southeastern province of Fujian. The drills, scheduled to
Taipei: The Kuomintang (KMT) won a lawsuit on Thursday against a government agency attempting to collect NT$3.2 billion (US$99.1 million) for land the party sold, which the authority ruled was
Taichung: A Central Union Oil Corp. factory manager surnamed Chen was ordered to post an additional NT$1 million (US$30,979) bail on Thursday after prosecutors sought his detention over a cooking
Taipei: Twelve Taiwanese university students selected to participate in a summer overseas expat experience in Kuala Lumpur concluded their journey on Thursday, with painting a mural in a Klang residential
New taipei: The New Taipei District Prosecutors Office has indicted two preschool teachers, surnamed Chiang and Chang, suspected of abusing children in their care at a preschool in New Taipei’s
Taipei: The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a two-year, eight-month prison sentence for former independent legislative candidate Ma Chih-wei for accepting funding from China during her 2024 election campaign. The
Taipei: The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected the final appeal of sisters Liu Tsai-hsuan and Liu Juo-lin over the fatal abuse of infant Kai Kai, whom they were caring for
Taipei: Taipei and New Taipei on Thursday launched a multilingual AI chatbot that provides passengers with information about bus services across the two cities. Passengers can scan QR codes posted
