Taipei:Taiwan needs to translate political support for advanced nuclear energy into concrete targets and investment rules to enable its development, an energy law scholar said Tuesday. Government statements remain largely

Accra:Typhoon Champi is expected to turn northward on Thursday, moving away from Taiwan. However, its impact will be most significant on Friday and Saturday, as reported by the Central Weather

Cebu:Taipei Taiwan and the Philippines have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to strengthen cooperation in animal husbandry research, as announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA).

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Taipei:Taiwanese singer Wang Wei-hao has been indicted on charges related to evading military service. Prosecutors are seeking a prison sentence of at least two years and two months, as reported

Taipei:Some regions in central and southern Taiwan are facing a heat warning, with the Central Weather Administration (CWA) forecasting daytime temperatures exceeding 36 degrees Celsius on Monday. The alert follows

Taipei:Business groups have expressed their support for government subsidies aimed at state-run utility Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) and oil company CPC Corp., Taiwan. The subsidies are intended to help these

Taichung:Democratic Progressive Party mayoral candidate Ho Hsin-chun has proposed a series of reforms to improve bus services in the city. Her initiatives include increasing passenger capacity, upgrading the city’s bus

Accra:American-made M1A2T Abrams tanks will take part in Taiwan’s Lien Yung military exercise for the second time starting next month. These tanks, operated by the Army’s 584th Armored Brigade, have

Taipei:State-owned Taiwan Railway Corp. (TR) announced it will ban political advertisements in its stations starting next year, following criticism that such advertisements breached administrative neutrality.

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