Beijing: China’s strategic maneuvers in the Pacific, described as “gray zone warfare,” are increasingly blurring the lines between peace and conflict.

According to Deutsche Welle, Ray Powell, Executive Director

Taipei: A man allegedly attacked a Filipino tourist at a bus stop outside Taipei Main Station on Sunday after complaining that she was speaking too loudly on the phone, leading

Taipei: Taiwan has become an increasingly popular destination for Vietnamese students seeking higher education, with enrollment surpassing 50,000 for the first time last year.

According to Focus Taiwan, Taiwan’s Ministry

Taipei: Taiwanese independent bookstore To-uat Books will host a “Spirit of Books” bazaar on Qingdao East Road in Taipei’s Zhongzheng District on Aug. 15, focusing on Taiwan’s Ghost Month traditions

Taipei: Typhoon Dolphin could bring heavy rain to northern Taiwan later next week if it tracks closer to the island after passing the Ryukyu Islands, the Central Weather Administration (CWA)

Kaohsiung: Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp. (THSRC) announced plans to initiate its largest timetable overhaul since the commencement of operations two decades ago, aiming to launch new “super express” services

Kaohsiung: Kaohsiung City Councilor Chen Ming-tse of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and a construction contractor were detained and held incommunicado Saturday over allegations of extortion and bribery involving a

Taipei: The path of Typhoon Dolphin remained uncertain as of Saturday, and it was too early to predict whether or how it would affect Taiwan’s weather, according to the Central

Taipei: A second camellia oil maker in Taiwan has been ordered to halt operations after excessive levels of benzo[a]pyrene (BaP), a known carcinogen, were detected in its products, while the