Taipei: An international consultant on Tuesday urged Taiwan to increase investment in geothermal development, arguing that its stable output could complement the island’s fast-growing solar and wind power capacity. Speaking at a media event hosted by the Trade Council of Denmark, Taipei, Vun Pui-lee, Asia-Pacific business development director at engineering

Taipei: A China-born spouse has had her family-based residency in Taiwan revoked for advocating armed unification online, the National Immigration Agency (NIA) said Tuesday. Qian Li, an Asus employee married to a Taiwanese national, lost her national ID and household registration in August after authorities determined she operated a pro-People’s

Taipei: Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan has enacted a new law regulating the use of National Health Insurance (NHI) data, granting individuals the right to opt out of having their records utilized for nonmedical purposes and imposing substantial fines for unauthorized access. According to Focus Taiwan, the law establishes a framework for

Taipei: Germany’s representative to Taiwan, Karsten Tietz, on Tuesday underscored bilateral ties by highlighting the shared values between the two countries and the common challenges posed by “aggressive neighbors.” According to Focus Taiwan, Tietz spoke at a concert marking the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the German Institute Taipei,

Taipei: The lead story in Taiwan’s United Daily News on Tuesday highlights a significant upcoming policy change in the country’s agricultural practices. Taiwan is set to ban the use of kitchen waste as pig feed starting in 2027. This move is part of broader efforts to improve livestock management and