Taipei: The Michelin Guide Taiwan 2026 was unveiled Tuesday, highlighting significant developments in the country’s culinary scene. Nine restaurants earned their first One Michelin Star, two received Two Michelin Stars,

Taipei: Two Taiwanese consumer groups have initiated legal actions concerning cooking oil contaminated with excessive levels of the carcinogen benzo[a]pyrene (BaP), with potential claims involving schools estimated to reach NT$6

Taipei: Scorching weather is expected to continue around Taiwan as a Pacific high-pressure system strengthens, prompting the Central Weather Administration (CWA) to issue heat advisories for seven cities and counties

Taipei: Taiwanese suppliers are making significant strides in Ukraine’s drone supply chain, yet the journey is fraught with challenges, including high costs, production scale issues, and a persistent reliance on

Taipei: For the first time, Taiwan will include a simulation of a major slowdown in mobile internet speeds as part of its nationwide Urban Resilience Exercises and air raid drills.

Taipei: Nineteen batches of cooking oil linked to the Central Union Oil Corp. food safety case have been cleared for immediate return to store shelves after passing inspections, while seven

Taipei: Taiwan has officially entered a new COVID-19 epidemic phase after 4,766 people sought treatment for the disease during July 12-18, marking a 66.5 percent increase from the previous week,

Taipei: Taipei ranked 14th in the U.K.-based Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Best Student Cities 2027 rankings, matching its highest-ever placement after reaching the same position in the 2026 edition, according to

Taipei: The Central Emergency Operations Center (CEOC) on Monday lowered the alert for a barrier lake on Hualien County’s Wanli River to a monitoring level, but said that bridges in