Taipei: President Lai Ching-te on Wednesday spoke about Taiwan’s hard-won democracy after being updated by the National Security Council about South Korea’s short-lived martial law declaration overnight Tuesday. In a

Taipei: Taiwan’s intelligence chief revealed on Wednesday that South Korea’s brief imposition of martial law was the outcome of a domestic political conflict, prompting Taiwan to observe the situation for

Guam: President Lai Ching-te arrived in Guam on Wednesday night for a layover after concluding his visit to Taiwan’s Pacific ally Tuvalu. The president was greeted at the airport at

Taipei: Taipei and Shanghai simultaneously announced on Wednesday that the 15th Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum will be held in Taiwan’s capital on Dec. 17. A delegation of around 100 people from

Taipei: A social media account managed by Taiwan’s ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) swiftly removed a post on Tuesday that likened the current situation in Taiwan’s legislature to a scenario

Funafuti: In a significant move to bolster diplomatic relations, President Lai Ching-te of Taiwan and Tuvaluan Prime Minister Feleti Teo signed a joint communiqué during President Lai’s visit to Tuvalu.

Tainan: Taiwanese activists promoting civil defense awareness and national unity amidst the looming threat of China’s invasion embarked on a third-day relay march from Tainan to Taipei on Monday. The

Taipei: Taiwan’s representative to Hungary, Liu Shih-chung, has been named the country’s next envoy to Vietnam, according to a presidential order announced on Monday. Liu will succeed Richard Shih, who