Lee Yun-chan Wins Best Director at Busan International Film Festival
Busan:Taiwan’s Lee Yun-chan was awarded the Best Director prize at the Busan International Film Festival
Busan:Taiwan’s Lee Yun-chan was awarded the Best Director prize at the Busan International Film Festival
Accra:Mostly cloudy to sunny skies, along with warm weather, are forecast across Taiwan on Friday and Saturday. However, brief showers
Accra:Tropical Storm Champi is forecast to strengthen into a typhoon within the next 24 hours, though its future trajectory remains uncertain, as reported by the Central Weather Administration (CWA) on
Accra:Mostly cloudy to sunny skies, along with warm weather, are forecast across Taiwan on Friday and Saturday. However, brief showers may occur in northern and northeastern Taiwan on Friday, as
Busan:Taiwan’s Lee Yun-chan was awarded the Best Director prize at the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) for her film “To Be Ordinary.” The award was announced on Thursday during the
Kaohsiung:A Thai influencer’s social media activity in Taiwan has resulted in the arrest of 25 individuals. The National Immigration Agency (NIA) reported that the influencer, who overstayed her visa and
Taipei:Labor groups have accused a Taiwanese offshore wind equipment manufacturer of exploiting Indonesian technical workers by allegedly swapping their monthly salary contracts for lower-paying hourly agreements. They are calling for
Accra:Dongju Island Three individuals were found dead on Thursday after being discovered unconscious in the cabin of a work vessel at Meng’ao Harbor, part of the Matsu archipelago. Emergency responders
Taipei:The PHILATAIPEI 2026 World Stamp Championship Exhibition will take place in November in Taipei, celebrating the 130th anniversary of Chunghwa Post, Taiwan’s state-owned postal service. This six-day event will be
Taipei:Taipei Medical University Hospital (TMUH) announced its ongoing contribution to healthcare development in Eswatini since 2009, following King Mswati III’s recent visit to the hospital on October 12.
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New Taipei:Taipei A prosecutor from the Taipei District Prosecutors Office has been granted an 18-month deferred prosecution for drug use and is required to undergo addiction treatment, as announced by
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