Kaohsiung: Taiwan’s first indigenous submarine, the Narwhal, also known as Hai Kun in Chinese, began its sixth sea trial on Monday, drawing many military enthusiasts to Kaohsiung Harbor. Fans were
Kaohsiung: The ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) rejected a proposal from the opposition Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) that could have secured the passage of the government’s annual budget and special
Taichung: Taichung Prison said it will “enforce supervision” of former President Chen Shui-bian, who is on medical parole, after he announced plans on Monday to give a public speech in
Taipei: President Lai Ching-te and former President Tsai Ing-wen extended their congratulations to U.S. climber Alex Honnold following his remarkable ascent of Taipei 101. The daring climb, completed without the
Taipei: Raymond Greene, the U.S. representative to Taiwan, emphasized Washington’s dedication to expanding Taiwan’s domestic defense industrial base during a seminar hosted by the Institute for National Defense and Security
Washington: A U.S. House of Representative committee released its version of the 2026 Consolidated Appropriations Act on Monday that included US$1.15 billion (NT$36.4 billion) to support security cooperation with Taiwan.
Washington: The United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations is set to review four Taiwan-related bills next week, addressing issues from “sovereignty symbols” to energy security, undersea cable protection, and
Taipei: Opposition lawmakers on Wednesday lashed out at President Lai Ching-te in the Legislature after Lai declined to appear at a hearing on an impeachment motion directed at him. Opposition
