Taipei: Premier Cho Jung-tai announced on Friday that he would not countersign legislation passed by the opposition-controlled Legislature involving the relocation of 50 households in a veteran village to a defense ministry housing project. Cho made i…
Vilnius: Lithuania’s decision to allow Taiwan’s representative office in Vilnius to use the name “Taiwanese” instead of “Taipei” was described as a “tactical mistake” but not inherently wrong, according to Lithuanian lawmaker Ruslanas Baranovas. The s…
Taipei: Various types of wheeled infantry fighting vehicles (IFV) cruised through the streets of Taipei Thursday as the military police conducted a drill to protect key facilities in Taiwan’s capital, the Military News Agency reported.
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Taipei: More than 2,000 retired police officers and firefighters filed a class action lawsuit against the government Thursday after the Cabinet declined to earmark funds for a pension increase mandated by legislation passed by the Legislature. The sui…
Kaohsiung: Taiwan’s indigenous defense submarine (IDS), Hai Kun, embarked on its latest round of submerged tests from a shipyard in the southern port city of Kaohsiung on Thursday morning. This development comes just one week after a previous round of…
Taipei: Concerns over whether Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) lawmaker Li Chen-hsiu has completed the legally required process to renounce her People’s Republic of China (PRC) nationality continued Thursday, with multiple officials stressing that the matt…
