Taipei: United States Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s call for a “50-50” split in semiconductor production may shift the island’s “silicon shield” to a shared U.S.-Taiwan resilience, a semiconductor industry expert

Taipei: Opposition Kuomintang (KMT) lawmakers in Taiwan have strongly condemned a proposal from Washington suggesting an equal division of semiconductor production between Taiwan and the United States. According to Focus

Taichung: Taiwan is well-positioned to develop its own “motorsport culture,” Toyota Motor Corp. Chairman Akio Toyoda stated as the three-round Toyota GAZOO Racing Corolla Cup 2025 concluded in Taichung. According

Hualien: Premier Cho Jung-tai announced that the government will provide NT$1 million (US$32,810) in condolence payments to the families of the 17 individuals who lost their lives in recent severe

Taipei: Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang announced on Sunday that evacuation alerts for major mudslide floods, including those involving barrier lakes, will be upgraded to a tsunami-level warning to signal a

Taipei: Huang Shu-kuang, an admiral who supervised the critical initial stages of Taiwan’s Indigenous Defense Submarine (IDS) program, has resigned as an adviser to the National Security Council for family

Taipei: Over 24,000 swimmers from 35 countries took part in the 2025 Sun Moon Lake International Swimming Carnival in Nantou County on Sunday, organizers said. Participants in the annual event

Taipei: A Taiwanese data analyst, referred to as Ko, was vacationing in Taiwan when he faced an unexpected crisis related to his H-1B visa status. On September 19, the U.S.

Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) on Sunday warned of temperatures reaching 36 degrees Celsius or higher and high ultraviolet (UV) index readings across western Taiwan. An “orange” alert warning