Lee Yun-chan Wins Best Director at Busan International Film Festival
Busan:Taiwan’s Lee Yun-chan was awarded the Best Director prize at the Busan International Film Festival
Busan:Taiwan’s Lee Yun-chan was awarded the Best Director prize at the Busan International Film Festival
Accra:Mostly cloudy to sunny skies, along with warm weather, are forecast across Taiwan on Friday and Saturday. However, brief showers
Taipei: Widespread disruption and flooding have occurred in Taipei and across northern Taiwan following days of extremely heavy rain. Classes were moved online at Chinese Culture University (CCU) located on
Taipei: The dispute over U.S. chipmaker Nvidia Corp.’s preference to build its Taipei office on a plot of land in Beitou has moved toward resolution, as local firm Shin Kong
Taipei: Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) on Wednesday urged the public “not to panic” following a suspected case of African swine fever (ASF) reported in Taichung, saying strict checks
Taipei: Taiwan Depository and Clearing Corp. (TDCC) attended the International Corporate Governance Network’s (ICGN) 30th anniversary conference in Milan, Italy this week, marking its first participation since joining the organization
Taipei: Taiwan will engage in “drone diplomacy” by supplying drones to its diplomatic allies for civilian uses and like-minded European countries facing Russian military threats, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Taipei: Taiwan-based Yageo Corp., the world’s third largest maker of multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCC), announced it has completed a tender offer for Japan’s Shibaura Electronics Co., with plans to fully
Taipei: Four entertainers were questioned Tuesday on suspicion of manipulating their medical records to avoid serving compulsory military service, according to authorities in New Taipei. The entertainers were among 10
Taipei: Four Taiwanese actors and vocal artists were released on bail Tuesday after admitting to paying for falsified medical reports to evade compulsory military service, according to the New Taipei
Hualien: Hualien County’s Taroko National Park remains closed to the public as excavation work on a roadside barrier lake continues, the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency (FANCA) said on Tuesday.
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