President Lai Proposes Stricter Penalties for Drug-Impaired Driving
Taipei:President Lai Ching-te announced plans to impose stricter penalties for drug-impaired driving during his National
Taipei:President Lai Ching-te announced plans to impose stricter penalties for drug-impaired driving during his National
San Francisco:Former President Tsai Ing-wen has advocated for stronger bilateral ties between Taiwan and Silicon Valley during a meeting with
Taipei: Taiwan is playing a key role in the global artificial intelligence revolution and is expected to remain at the center of the semiconductor industry’s growth, Premier Cho Jung-tai said
Taipei: Representatives from the United States, the United Kingdom, and France inaugurated their respective national pavilions at SEMICON Taiwan 2026, marking their presence among the record 18 national pavilions at
Taipei: Fourteen typhoons or tropical storms formed in the Northwest Pacific Ocean during July and August, tying the record for the most such storms during that period, the Central Weather
Taipei: Taiwan’s “health token” incentive program set to begin in October will be open to anybody aged 18 and over enrolled in Taiwan’s national health insurance program, including foreign nationals,
Taipei: Traffic restrictions will be imposed on Jihe Road and surrounding roads in Taipei’s Shilin District from September 4-6 to accommodate the “Trois ©l©phants passent …” street performance this weekend,
Taitung: Taitung County in southeastern Taiwan will continue to face “widespread and persistent” showers or thunderstorms on Wednesday, while southern Taiwan and Hualien County in the east will see localized
Taipei: Labor Minister Hung Sun-han is set to represent Taiwan at the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Nanjing. The summit will bring together economic leaders from across the
Washington: Papers have surfaced detailing the involvement of Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt in brokering an oil deal between Washington and Caracas. Betancourt, who has previously collaborated with the US against
Taipei: Taiwan should accelerate emissions cuts before 2035 while building a more effective system to automatically respond to climate risks, two Taiwan experts said Wednesday, following a new United Nations
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