Taipei: Ride-hailing platform Bolt will be subject to an NT$30,000 (US$954) administrative fine in a case involving one of its drivers, who recently left a passenger in the middle of

Yunlin: A forest fire was extinguished early Friday morning after burning about one hectare of bamboo forest in the Shibi area of Yunlin County’s Gukeng Township overnight, marking the second

Taipei: Recent amendments to Taiwan’s law governing foreign professionals have expanded pathways to work and long-term residency, and the International Talent Taiwan Office can help them understand how the new

Taipei: Taiwanese scholars said Friday that Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s recent purge of top general Zhang Youxia could make China less likely to launch a major war in the short

Taipei: The Taipei Lunar New Year Market will be enforcing strict regulations regarding vehicle access and smoking, as announced by the Datong Precinct of Taipei City Police. The market, set

Taipei: An elderly man with underlying health conditions died in mid-January, eight days after the onset of symptoms, marking Taiwan’s first hantavirus death this year, the Centers for Disease Control

Taipei: The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) announced on Thursday that the Taiwanese government intends to adopt a cautious approach in evaluating the consequences on cross-strait security following the Chinese authorities’

Taipei: Taiwan is set to encourage more foreign professionals to establish long-term residences in the country through new legal amendments aimed at facilitating their integration, according to the National Development

Taipei: Taiwan and the United States are set to enhance their global leadership in artificial intelligence (AI) chip technology, with significant support from U.S. memory maker Micron Technology Inc., as