Taipei: Hundreds of people took to the streets in Taipei on Saturday to protest the government’s move to require Chinese spouses to submit proof of having renounced their Chinese household registration, a rule that Taiwanese authorities have begun enforcing more strictly since April. The march, organized by the Rebirth Party

Taipei: A weather front will bring periods of heavy rain and cooler weather across much of Taiwan on Sunday, but will give way to hot and mostly sunny weather over the next week, forecasters said. The Central Weather Administration (CWA) issued a heavy rain advisory Sunday for Greater Taipei, mountainous

Kaohsiung: The second edition of the Kaohsiung French Festival will take place in the southern port city on May 23 to promote French culture with a variety of activities ranging from art and sports to gastronomy. According to Focus Taiwan, the festival will return to Kaohsiung from May 23 to

Vilnius: Former President Tsai Ing-wen expressed her gratitude towards Lithuania for its support to Taiwan during a reception organized by the Lithuania-Taiwan Parliamentary Friendship Group. On her first visit to the Baltic state, Tsai emphasized the partnership between Taiwan and Lithuania in defending democracy. According to Focus Taiwan, Tsai highlighted

Taipei: Legislators in Taiwan are pushing for a law amendment aimed at preventing Chinese-origin goods from being relabeled as Taiwanese. According to Focus Taiwan, this proposal is part of a broader effort to ensure transparency and maintain the integrity of Taiwanese products in global markets. The proposal comes amid growing

Taipei: Taiwanese badminton players Hsieh Pei-shan and Hung En-tzu triumphed in the women’s doubles category at the Taipei Open, marking the first victory for a local women’s team in this event in 17 years. According to Focus Taiwan, Hsieh and Hung, who entered the tournament as the top seeds, defeated