Washington: The U.S. Department of State has expressed concerns over China’s intimidation campaign against Taiwan, highlighting it as a threat to freedom of speech and a destabilizing factor in the Indo-Pacific region. A State Department spokesperson emphasized that twenty years after the Anti-Secession Law was enacted, China’s efforts to intimidate

Taipei: A man found guilty of murdering a Malaysian college student in Taipei in 2022 was sentenced Thursday to a reduced term of 18 years and 10 months following a retrial at the Taiwan High Court. The court’s decision came after the Supreme Court invalidated the original life sentence handed

Taipei: Taiwan has been ranked the 27th happiest place in the world and the first in East Asia by the University of Oxford’s Wellbeing Research Centre’s World Happiness Report 2025. In the report published Wednesday, Taiwan’s score of 6.669 out of 10 put it ahead of Japan, which ranked 55th,

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan staged a significant technical rebound, soaring more than 400 points Thursday led by the electronics sector, as buying was triggered by a U.S. rally following a Federal Reserve decision described by the market as dovish, dealers said. The Taiex, the weighted index on the Taiwan Stock