Taipei: A potentially seismic political moment is unfolding in Taiwan, with most directly elected lawmakers from the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) facing the prospect of early ejection from office as part of an unprecedented series of recall votes scheduled for July 26. This development may significantly impact Taiwan’s political landscape, especially

Taipei: Taiwanese companies that specialize in building cleanroom systems are witnessing a significant increase in orders as global semiconductor manufacturers, including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), expand their production facilities overseas. According to Focus Taiwan, United Integrated Services Co. (UIS), a long-term supplier for TSMC, has been a major beneficiary

Taipei: Taiwan Railway Corp. (TRC) has announced its decision to discontinue the special discount tickets for children with disabilities starting June 23, as part of a revised fare policy. The decision marks the end of the “Love Children Ticket,” which currently offers a 75 percent discount to children aged 6

Kaohsiung: Akie Abe, widow of the late former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, expressed her gratitude to the people of Taiwan for commemorating her husband. During a visit to a temple in Kaohsiung, where a statue of Shinzo Abe was erected in 2020, Akie Abe remarked on the enduring memory