Taipei: A Bengali human rights group, Odhikar, has been named the winner of a prestigious prize by the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy (TFD) for its decades-long civil and political rights
Taipei: Taiwan’s Labor Minister Ho Pei-shan faced intense scrutiny from lawmakers on Wednesday regarding her management of an incident involving a civil servant’s suicide at work. The case has now
Lima: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced on Wednesday that it has initiated legal proceedings against a Peruvian contractor. The lawsuit stems from an incident during the Asia-Pacific Economic
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan ended lower on Wednesday as futures-led selling took a toll, driven by the settlement day of November futures contracts. Investors were particularly cautious ahead of the
Taipei: A top Taiwanese diplomat has clarified Singapore’s stance on the one-China policy amidst growing diplomatic tensions. Deputy Foreign Minister Tien Chung-kwang stated that Singapore adheres to its own “one-China
Taipei: Taiwan has signed three contracts with the United States worth NT$10.69 billion (US$329 million) to procure spare parts for its Air Force and Navy, Taiwan’s government said Wednesday.
WASHINGTON: The United States should amend existing legislation to incorporate Taiwan into the “NATO Plus” allies list and facilitate future arms sales, according to a U.S. commission’s annual report to
Brussels: Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung was warmly received by a group of European parliamentarians in Belgium as part of his ongoing diplomatic mission to Europe. The meeting, which took
