Taipei: Unlike most Taipei residents, Chang Yun-hsiang’s first view in the morning is the open sky. His alarm is the sound of increasing vehicular and pedestrian traffic near Taipei Main

Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) announced on Saturday its plan to issue a sea warning for Typhoon Ragasa on Sunday morning, followed by a land warning at night as

Taipei: Taiwanese agricultural officials and Arkansas state authorities have signed letters of intent for the sale of soybeans and corn to Taiwan, amounting to a significant total of US$5.56 billion.

Washington: U.S. lawmakers from both houses of Congress on Friday separately called for Taiwan’s participation in the upcoming International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Assembly and the 80th session of the

Hong Kong: A new Chinese AI system reportedly capable of detecting even the most advanced submarines has raised questions about its potential impact on maritime security. The system, developed by

Majuro: The United States has reaffirmed its enduring partnership with the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), emphasizing shared values, mutual respect, and a commitment to regional security and prosperity.

Taipei: The space industries in Taiwan and India can “complement each other,” according to the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), a key player promoting space-sector collaboration between the two countries.

Taitung: Dr. Tjaikung Ruveljeng, a dedicated physician known for his 14-year campaign to establish the first hospital along Taitung’s South-Link Highway, died from cancer at the age of 58. His

Vienna: Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung concluded his European trip in Vienna on Friday by attending a cultural event and meeting with Austrian lawmakers, whom he thanked for their strong support