Taipei: Taiwan shares ended down 345.5 points, or 1.25 percent, at 27,302.37 Friday on turnover of NT$532.94 billion (US$17.36 billion).

According to Focus Taiwan, this drop in the stock market

Tamsui: An individual who identified as a woman during an arrest for unpaid taxi fare in New Taipei’s Tamsui District was later discovered to be a man who had been

Frankfurt: Taiwan’s pavilion at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair opened on Thursday, showcasing works by six “featured authors” grouped under the theme of death, ghosts, and deities. German translations of

Taipei: Taiwan Lottery Co. on Friday introduced two new scratch card games, promising enticing prizes totaling more than NT$1.01 billion (US$32.91 million). The newly launched games, named Prosperity All the

Taipei: Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) has introduced a new “Quiet Space” policy effective from September 22, mandating passengers to use earphones and make phone calls in the gangways. This

Taipei: Taiwan’s first National Archives, located in Linkou, New Taipei, has drawn more than 100,000 visitors since its soft opening on September 2. The archives feature exhibits on the nation’s

Beijing: China’s rapid expansion and diversification of its nuclear arsenal have sparked concerns among defense experts about the possibility of “nuclear blackmail” or even nuclear warfare should Western nations intervene

Taipei: Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced Tuesday that it has earmarked a budget of NT$156 million (US$5.07 million) to purchase a property for its representative office in Boston.