TAINAN: The Tainan City government hosted a large-scale banquet on Sunday to mark the conclusion of the “Tainan 400” cultural festival, an initiative designed to highlight the southern Taiwanese city’s

TAIPEI: A coalition of migrant rights groups has accused a Taiwanese manufacturer, Wise Unicorn, operating in Myanmar, of collaborating with the local junta to suppress striking workers. The accusations come

TAIPEI: Shares on the Taiwan Stock Exchange closed lower on Monday, driven by declines in technology stocks following losses in the U.S. markets late last week. Market activity remained subdued

TAIPEI: Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) Chairman Ko Wen-je was released on bail after fulfilling a revised payment of NT$70 million (US$2.13 million) at the Taipei District Court. The move comes

TAIPEI: The U.S. dollar weakened against the Taiwan dollar on Monday, closing at NT$32.717, a decrease of NT$0.003 from its opening value. The decline marked the day’s low for the

TAIPEI: The United States has maintained its position as the largest debtor nation to banks in Taiwan for the 37th consecutive quarter, according to recent data from Taiwan’s central bank.

TAIPEI: Taiwan’s transportation safety officials confirmed Monday that Taipei’s Songshan Airport has been equipped with safety installations, including Engineered Materials Arresting Systems (EMAS), since 2009. The announcement comes in response

TAIPEI: The Ministry of Health and Welfare issued a cautionary statement on Monday concerning the opposition Kuomintang’s (KMT) proposal to exempt certain seniors from contributing premiums to the National Health