Taipei: The Taiwan government on Tuesday congratulated St. Lucian Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre and his ruling Labour Party (SLP) on securing a majority in Monday’s general election, putting Pierre

Taipei: Taiwan is “not just a victim” of Chinese intimidation and coercion, but a proactive partner that can contribute to regional stability and the broader international community, Vice President Hsiao

Chiayi: A caregiver of Indonesian nationality has been handed a six-month prison sentence, convertible to a fine, by the Chiayi District Court for abandoning a helpless patient. Cicih Nurhayati, the

Taipei: The Legislature on Tuesday passed amendments to the Occupational Safety and Health Act that, for the first time, define workplace bullying and require employers to take steps to prevent

Keelung: Keelung’s Environmental Protection Bureau (EPB) on Monday fined state-run Taiwan Water Corp. (TWC) NT$500,000 (US$15,905) over an oil spill that contaminated the water supply to over 150,000 households. The

Taipei: Taiwan’s excess savings are predicted to reach a record NT$5.424 trillion (US$172.55 billion) in 2025, driven by economic growth fueled by artificial intelligence (AI) business opportunities, as reported by

Taipei: Taiwan shares closed nearly 300 points lower Monday as concerns over overstretched AI valuations triggered heavy selling in the bellwether electronics sector, pulling the broader market into negative territory.

Pingtung county: Thunder Tiger Group, a Taiwanese drone manufacturer, announced it simultaneously operated six SeaShark unmanned surface vessels (USV) from a single control station during a sea trial late last

New taipei: New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih on Monday announced that the city will hold the contractor involved in a Tamsui District road project accountable after a burst pipe resulted