Taipei: Taiwan’s Coast Guard Administration (CGA) said on Wednesday that it dispatched a vessel early that morning to expel two Chinese coast guard ships that had intruded into Taiwan-controlled waters off Dongsha Island in the South China Sea. According to Focus Taiwan, the CGA Dongsha-Nansha Branch reported that Chinese coast

Tainan: The heart and lungs of a worker from state-owned Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower), who was electrocuted while working in Chiayi County, are stable despite having sustained severe damage, an official at Chi Mei Hospital in Tainan’s Liuying District said. According to Focus Taiwan, Lee Yuan-han, 36, remains in the

Taipei: The Ministry of Education (MOE) announced Wednesday that it has imposed a fine of NT$1.1 million (US$33,687) on National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), along with penalties of NT$500,000 each on two research project leaders, due to alleged coerced blood sampling of female soccer players at the institution. According to

Kumamoto: A total of 24 universities from Taiwan and the Taiwan Mandarin Educational Resources Center participated in an exhibition in Kumamoto, Japan, aiming to attract foreign students. This event marked the first exhibition held alongside a biennial forum co-organized by the Foundation for International Cooperation in Higher Education of Taiwan

Beijing: Taiwan has expressed hope that China will adhere to the “Olympic Protocol” during the upcoming World Games in Chengdu, despite indications from Beijing that Chinese media will continue to refer to Taiwan’s team as “Taipei, China.” This decision was announced on Wednesday, ahead of the Games scheduled to take