Taipei: Taiwan’s government will continue to roll out various measures to enhance the protection of workers, President Lai Ching-te stated on International Workers’ Day. In a social media post, President Lai expressed gratitude to the workforce in Taiwan for their significant contributions across various professional fields. According to Focus Taiwan,

Taipei: Famous Taiwanese blogger Lady Nai Nai, real name Su Chen Tuan, was repatriated to Taiwan on Thursday after being on the run in Canada for over six years. She was wanted for alleged fraud. According to Focus Taiwan, Su Chen Tuan was escorted on a flight from Canada by

Taipei: Taiwan has not yet received an invitation to attend the World Health Assembly (WHA) set to take place in Geneva from May 19-27, but will still send a WHA Action Team in keeping with past efforts to engage in global public health affairs, Minister of Health and Welfare Chiu

Taipei: Taiwan’s Cabinet has approved a draft amendment to the Commodity Tax Act aimed at extending a tax incentive program for energy-efficient household appliances until 2027. Under this initiative, consumers can benefit from a tax reduction of up to NT$2,000 (US$62.28) when purchasing new refrigerators, air conditioners, and dehumidifiers that

Taipei: Three companies in Taiwan have implemented furlough or unpaid leave programs in response to economic shocks from the tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump in early April, according to the latest Labor Ministry data. About 200 to 300 workers are expected to be affected, Labor Ministry official Hou

Taichung: Prosecutors on Thursday upheld the decision not to charge a man with murder in connection with the death of a high school student, who had NT$500 million (US$15.59 million) in property assets, just two hours after the pair got married. The Taichung District Prosecutors Office stated there was insufficient