Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) on Tuesday issued cold surge advisories for 18 cities and counties across Taiwan, warning of lows below 10 degrees Celsius through Wednesday night.

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China: China could sustain up to 100,000 military fatalities if it invaded Taiwan through amphibious landings, resulting in its ultimate retreat, but it would likely gain control over Taiwan’s offshore

Taipei: Taiwanese distant-water fishing vessels will be required to raise the minimum monthly wage for newly hired foreign crew members from US$550 to US$570 starting in 2026, the Fisheries Agency

Taipei: Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) Chairman Huang Kuo-chang announced on Monday that he has signed a resignation letter in adherence to the party’s two-year term rule for at-large legislators. Huang’s

Taipei: Taiwan Railways’ (TR) Jiji Line, a popular tourist railway, partially resumed service on Monday, with trains running again to Jiji Station in Nantou County after being suspended for more

Taipei: Deputy Finance Minister Juan Ching-hwa, who also serves as the executive secretary of the National Financial Stabilization Fund, has firmly denied recent speculation that the fund capitalized on soaring

Taipei: Taiwan’s two major political parties clashed again on Monday over the proposed NT$3.03 trillion central government budget for 2026, with each side blaming the other for the inability to

Taipei: A European Parliament (EP) delegation led by European Taiwan Friendship Group Chair Michael Gahler is visiting Taiwan from Sunday through Friday, with scheduled meetings with President Lai Ching-te and

Taipei: Prosecutors in Taipei on Monday indicted 35 people, including the operator of a Hong Kong-style diner in Taipei, for allegedly laundering more than NT$30.6 billion (US$975.24 million) in illegal