Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Sunday highlight significant developments in international relations and economic trends. These reports reflect the current priorities and concerns within Taiwan and its regional interactions. According to Focus Taiwan, the United Daily News reported that Japan’s prime minister is considering revising the

Changhua: A parked motorcycle in Changhua County burst into flames early Sunday morning, causing thick smoke that resulted in 17 nearby residents being taken to the hospital, according to the Changhua County Fire Bureau. According to Focus Taiwan, the bureau reported receiving a call at 3:45 a.m. about a motorcycle

Taipei: The National Security Bureau (NSB) has urged Taiwanese people to be on alert when using Chinese generative artificial intelligence (AI) language models due to potential security breaches and the spread of “disinformation” following recent inspections of five such apps. Its inspections of five Chinese generative AI apps — Deepseek,

Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) has forecast that most areas of Taiwan will see cloudy to sunny conditions on Sunday, with rain expected in northern regions, the east coast, and the Hengchun Peninsula in the south. According to Focus Taiwan, due to increased atmospheric moisture in windward areas, the

Taipei: Deputy Legislative Speaker Johnny Chiang is leading a 14-member cross-party legislative delegation to the United States and Paraguay to enhance Taiwan’s ties with its only diplomatic ally in South America and Washington. Speaking to reporters at Taoyuan International Airport on Sunday before leaving on the nine-day trip, Chiang, of

Quezon city: A home-style restaurant opened by a Taiwanese woman in Quezon City in Metro Manila has been featured in the first-ever Michelin Guide honoring exceptional restaurants in the Philippines. The restaurant, Fong Wei Wu, was one of 74 eateries to receive a “Michelin Selected” honor in the guide, while