Brussels: Taiwan and the European Union on Friday held the Taiwan-EU Trade and Investment Dialogue in Brussels, focusing on economic security and the resilience of semiconductor supply chains. The dialogue,

Taipei: Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu on Friday declined an invitation from President Lai Ching-te to attend a meeting on a series of opposition-backed legal amendments that could leave the central

Bratislava: The first Taiwan Semiconductor Research and Experiment Center, a vital part of the Taiwan-Slovakia Strategic Industry Development Plan, was inaugurated on Friday in Slovakia. Launched in 2023, the plan

Bratislava: Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung has been spotted around the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) headquarters in Washington D.C., but the U.S. State Department declined to confirm whether he

Taipei: Temperatures are forecast to drop steadily later Saturday as a continental cold air mass moves across Taiwan, with some areas also facing a chance of heavy rainfall, according to

London: British illustrator Hannah Gibson, widely recognized by her pen name Hanzsiie, has ingeniously transformed her travel experiences in Taiwan into a captivating artistic project, designing a Taiwan-themed sightseeing bus

Taipei: Cyberattacks could be the most effective way for hostile actors to damage Taiwan’s semiconductor advantage, former Digital Affairs Minister Huang Yen-nun warned on Wednesday, urging companies such as Taiwan

Taipei: CSBC Corp. has been accruing fines since last month after missing the contractual delivery deadline for Taiwan’s first domestically built defense submarine, Navy Chief of Staff Chiu Chun-jung said

Taipei: Taiwan’s Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) on Wednesday announced the discovery of 756 fraud cases on the Chinese social media app Xiaohongshu, known in English as RedNote, within the first