Giant Mechanical Elephant Parade Attracts 100,000 Spectators in Taipei
Taipei: The first night of the “Trois éléphants passent …” street performance drew around 100,000
Taipei: The first night of the “Trois éléphants passent …” street performance drew around 100,000
Taipei: Heavy rain across Taiwan is set to give way to prevailing cloudy-to-sunny skies Monday, the Central Weather Administration (CWA)
Lviv: Sixty-eight ambulances and fire trucks, donated by Taiwanese private groups and fire agencies, were delivered to Ukraine on Thursday to support frontline rescue efforts in war-affected areas.
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Taipei: An exhibition tracing the surrealism movement and its development over the past 100 years is set to open in Taipei on Saturday.
According to Focus Taiwan, the exhibition, titled
Taipei: Taiwan’s National Institute of Cyber Security has issued a caution regarding the increasing threat of scams within hobby-based online communities, urging citizens to regard invitations to join such groups,
Taipei: The National Development Council (NDC), the top economic planning body in Taiwan, will lead a delegation of 27 Taiwanese startups next week attending SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, one of
Taipei: China’s reported role in blocking President Lai Ching-te’s planned visit to Eswatini this week was a reflection of its different approach to Taiwan’s ruling and main opposition parties, Taiwanese
Udine: Taiwan will achieve its strongest-ever showing at this year’s Far East Film Festival in Italy, with six films selected for competition, the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA) said Thursday.
Taoyuan: The Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office has indicted the head of a cosmetics ingredient supplier accused of knowingly selling raw materials contaminated with toxic Sudan Red dyes. The man, surnamed
Taipei: The minimum age for mandatory driver’s license renewals will be lowered from 75 to 70 starting May 31, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) said Thursday. The renewal
Taichung: A Taichung man and six bank managers were indicted on Thursday for their involvement in laundering NT$3.6 billion from fraud and gambling rings using corporate accounts.
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