Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Tuesday highlight significant developments in the financial and political landscape. According to Focus Taiwan, the Economic Daily News reported a substantial sell-off of Taiwan stocks by foreign investors. In response to this, a national team has stepped in to stabilize the

Taipei: The weather across Taiwan is anticipated to be “unstable” starting Tuesday, with conditions fluctuating throughout the day, as forecasted by the Central Weather Administration (CWA). These unpredictable weather patterns are expected to persist into Wednesday. According to Focus Taiwan, due to a lingering weather front, there will be possibilities

Los Angeles: A museum commemorating China’s violent crackdown on pro-democracy protests in 1989 opened Monday in Los Angeles, according to museum director Wang Dan. “Commemorating June 4th is not just about mourning and denunciation, it’s also a continuation,” Wang said. “The spirit of ’89 is about holding on to hope

Taipei: The Shilin District Prosecutors Office on Tuesday indicted Taipei City Councilor Chen E-jun on charges of accepting bribes and misusing public funds. According to Focus Taiwan, the councilor, a member of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), and her assistant Chang Hui-lin were accused of accepting bribes from Pinchia

Taipei: Coast Guard officers have found the body of a high school student who went missing at a beach in Taitung County’s Chenggong Township on Monday afternoon. The body was found at 10:58 a.m. near the northern reefs of Douli beach and was confirmed to be the missing student by

Taipei: The Ministry of Environment on Tuesday announced the establishment of an alliance focusing on formulating heat adaptation strategies and jointly developing heat adaptation roadmaps and mechanisms through public-private collaboration, to combat extreme heat and enhance the overall heat adaptation capacity of the Taiwanese public. The alliance composed of government