Taipei: The Ministry of Education (MOE) announced on Thursday that an innovative program aimed at encouraging young Taiwanese to engage in volunteering, internships, and other educational activities abroad will begin
Taipei: Labor Minister Ho Pei-shan offered to resign on Wednesday evening over her handling of a civil servant’s suicide earlier this month, but Premier Cho Jung-tai did not make an
Taipei: National Development Council (NDC) chief Liu Chin-ching expressed optimism about Taiwan’s economic prospects, projecting a growth of over 3 percent in the coming year following the election of Donald
Taipei: Almost half of Taiwan’s companies are set to give raises to their employees in 2025, the highest proportion for the past 10 years, according to a survey conducted by
Taipei: Taiwan’s national baseball team suffered a shutout 2-0 loss to Venezuela in the opening game of the WBSC Premier12 Super Round at the Tokyo Dome on Thursday. Competing under
Taipei: Taiwan officials on Thursday voiced support for a legislative draft amendment to expand regulations governing the behavior of retired military officers, after a retired navy officer’s remarks about China
Taipei: A court ruled in a civil proceeding on Thursday that a Taiwanese man who was sentenced to life in prison in January 2024 for murdering a Malaysian student must
Taipei: The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the children of late businessman Oung Ta-ming, along with two of their uncles, must pay nearly NT$1.3 billion (US$39.62 million) plus interest
