Taipei: Citrus taiwanica, a citrus species traditionally utilized by the Indigenous Saisiyat tribe, has achieved a significant milestone by securing patent protection for products derived from the plant. The Forestry

Taipei: Taiwan’s Minister of Culture Li Yuan concluded his visit to Britain by announcing plans to launch the Taiwan International Comics Festival next year. The festival will be curated by

Taipei: Eastern Taiwan and areas north of Taoyuan are bracing for showers on Thursday as seasonal northeasterly winds strengthen, while the rest of the country will experience mostly cloudy to

Taipei: Chiang Wan-an has expressed his willingness to undergo scrutiny, asserting he has nothing to hide regarding his son’s exchange student case. According to Focus Taiwan, this statement was a

Taipei: New Taipei City Councilor Yang Chun-mei was released on NT$500,000 (US$15,700) bail and barred from leaving Taiwan after prosecutors alleged she is involved in a scheme to buy votes

Taipei: Delivery platform foodpanda could face fines up to NT$100,000 (US$3,178) per affected worker for illegally docking couriers’ pay for late deliveries based on unilaterally imposed time limits, the Ministry

Taipei: Taiwan has reported 30 confirmed mpox cases so far this year, including two new infections announced Wednesday, with imported cases doubling from a year earlier and most cases linked

Taipei: More than 100 people traveled to Caisancho Island, Taiwan’s largest offshore shoal, on Tuesday to help protect it from erosion by building sand-trapping structures from discarded oyster racks.

Taipei: A documentary exploring the little-known history of Taiwanese soldiers detained in remote Soviet prisoner-of-war camps after fighting for Japan in World War II was screened in Tokyo recently. “Memories