Kaohsiung: President Lai Ching-te on Saturday boarded a domestically developed missile boat as he inspected a coastal defense exercise simulating efforts to repel an incursion by Chinese warships. Lai boarded

Ankara: Taiwan has sent 10 search-and-rescue personnel to Turkey to participate in joint field exercises on swift-water rescue and drone operations at the invitation of the country’s Search and Rescue

Taipei: Taiwan’s Solomon Technology Corp. is expanding its artificial intelligence-powered systems for humanoid robots, with chairman Johnny Chen saying the company aims to address one of the biggest hurdles to

Taipei: Starlux Airlines said Saturday it had canceled all flights between Taiwan and Okinawa for the day due to Typhoon Dolphin.

According to Focus Taiwan, as of 8 a.m.

Taipei: Typhoon Dolphin is expected to move closest to Taiwan Saturday night or Sunday, according to the Central Weather Administration (CWA). As of 8 a.m. Saturday, the center of Dolphin

Taipei: Taiwan’s trade surplus with the United States is projected to reach a record high this year, with estimates exceeding US$200 billion.

According to Focus Taiwan, this forecast has

Taipei: Typhoon Dolphin’s outer bands swept across northern Taiwan Saturday, toppling trees and collapsing scaffolding in Taipei and New Taipei, with a woman slightly injured by a fallen fence at

Taipei: Minister of Culture Li Yuan announced intentions to recommend a posthumous citation for Charles Kao, a pioneer in Taiwan’s publishing industry, following his passing at the age of 90.

Taipei: Japanese film director Hiroyuki Tanaka, professionally known as Sabu, expressed his deep appreciation for the selection of his Taiwan-Japan co-production, “Arrested Memory,” for this year’s Toronto International Film Festival