Taipei: A suspect who attacked a 3-year-old Filipino girl and Taiwanese man at Taipei Main Station in April has been indicted, the Taipei District Prosecutors Office said Thursday.

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Taipei: Prosecutors said Thursday they have recovered more than NT$195 million (US$6.18 million) in criminal proceeds linked to a corruption case involving a former National Security Bureau (NSB) official that

Taipei: A tropical system has continued to bring heavy rain and torrential downpours to parts of Taiwan, with weather experts predicting that the unstable conditions will persist across the island

Taipei: The rapid growth of AI is transforming the role of server manufacturers, forcing them to expand globally and take on increasingly complex integration work that extends far beyond traditional

Taipei: The Taipei City government and the Czech Economic and Cultural Office unveiled Taiwan’s inaugural “Havel’s Bench” in the capital. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an described it as a symbol of

Taipei: Court officers were unable to bring in former Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Secretary-General and ex-Taiwan Sugar Corp. (Taisugar) Chairman Wu Nai-jen for questioning over a Taisugar land sale scandal

Taipei: Taiwan is proposing to revoke the driver’s licenses of people found to have used marijuana overseas if evidence of use is detected after they return to the country, even

Taipei: The government-sponsored Metal Industries Research and Development Centre (MIRDC) has entered a partnership with U.S.-based defense technology developer Anduril Industries to advance the development of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

Pingtung: A wildlife livestream documenting the first days of a newly hatched crested serpent eagle chick in Pingtung County ended Tuesday after the bird died during the broadcast the previous