Taipei: A group of Swedish parliamentarians is visiting Taiwan from Sunday through next Saturday, during which they will attend a series of events celebrating the Republic of China (Taiwan)’s National Day, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said Monday. According to Focus Taiwan, the 11-member cross-party delegation is led by

Taipei: The 2025 Taipei Innovative Textile Application Show (TITAS), scheduled from October 14 to 16, is set to focus on sustainability, functional applications, and intelligent manufacturing amid possible U.S. tariff challenges, as announced by the event’s organizer. According to Focus Taiwan, Justin Huang, president of the Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF),

Taipei: Taipei’s Ketagalan Boulevard will be closed to vehicle traffic between Chongqing South Road and Gongyuan Road from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday to accommodate a light show in front of the Presidential Office. Access to Huaining Street from Baoqing Road to Guiyang Road will also be restricted during the same

Hualien: A pesticide leak has been detected in flood-hit Guangfu Township in Hualien County, eastern Taiwan, after a resident sought medical treatment Sunday. The resident was treated at an emergency station in the town and showed no serious symptoms, according to Yen Hsu-ming, director-general of the Ministry of Environment’s Environmental

Taipei: A version of a well-loved Taiwanese pudding with reversed proportions of its classic ingredients is set to hit the shelves for a limited period, turning an April Fool’s Day jest into reality. According to Focus Taiwan, the product, originally an online prank, will be available from October 13 to

Taipei: Taiwan’s Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) on Monday said it was investigating internet personality Holger Chen after he called for the decapitation of President Lai Ching-te during a recent livestream. According to Focus Taiwan, the CIB said it was investigating comments by a “social media influencer” that may constitute incitement