Taipei: Taiwan will not allow anyone or any authoritarian force to strip away its freedom and democracy, President Lai Ching-te vowed on Saturday ahead of Human Rights Day on Dec.

Amsterdam: Taiwanese guavas have hit the European market for the first time after the European Union approved their import earlier this year, with Tainan Mayor Huang Wei-che present to promote

Taipei: Taiwan’s benchmark stock index, the Taiex, is projected to soar to nearly 35,000 points by 2026, driven by the global surge in artificial intelligence development, as reported by major

Taipei: The government-funded Taiwan Foundation for Democracy (TFD) announced Tuesday that the 2025 Asia Democracy and Human Rights Award will be presented to the Indonesian Legal Aid and Human Rights

Phoenix: China Airlines (CAL), one of the leading international carriers in Taiwan, launched its first flight to Phoenix on Wednesday afternoon, marking the carrier’s seventh destination in North America. CAL’s

Taipei: The opposition parties’ demand that President Lai Ching-te be questioned by lawmakers over a NT$1.25 trillion (US$40 billion) special defense budget he proposed is “unconstitutional,” Premier Cho Jung-tai said

Orlando: Taiwan’s fighter jet developer Aerospace Industrial Development Corp. (AIDC) has signed a software integration deal with U.S. geospatial intelligence company Vantor Technologies to improve the positioning accuracy of its

Taipei: The Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA) said Wednesday it has not found evidence that Taiwanese users were affected by a large-scale personal data leak reported recently by South Korean

Taipei: Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) on Wednesday urged South Korea to correct the way Taiwan is listed in its newly launched e-Arrival card system, saying the current designation