Taipei: Nineteen batches of cooking oil linked to the Central Union Oil Corp. food safety case have been cleared for immediate return to store shelves after passing inspections, while seven

Taipei: Taiwan has officially entered a new COVID-19 epidemic phase after 4,766 people sought treatment for the disease during July 12-18, marking a 66.5 percent increase from the previous week,

Taipei: Taipei ranked 14th in the U.K.-based Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Best Student Cities 2027 rankings, matching its highest-ever placement after reaching the same position in the 2026 edition, according to

Taipei: The Michelin Guide Taiwan 2026 was unveiled Tuesday, highlighting significant developments in the country’s culinary scene. Nine restaurants earned their first One Michelin Star, two received Two Michelin Stars,

Taipei: The remaining batches of cooking oil made by Central Union Oil Corp. between April and June have passed safety tests, according to the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA).

Taipei: Taiwan’s first dedicated law governing delivery platforms will take effect at midnight Tuesday, introducing measures that strengthen protections for delivery workers such as minimum pay guarantees and greater transparency

Taipei: The six residents of a heritage building in Taichung were rescued after the building caught fire on Sunday evening, but works of art by a local legend were destroyed

Taipei: An elevated pedestrian walkway connected to Minquan Bridge in Taipei opened on Monday, with Mayor Chiang Wan-an describing it as an ideal spot for watching aircraft take off and

Taipei: A Japanese group on Monday began excavating near Pingtung County’s decommissioned No. 3 Nuclear Power Plant in search of the remains of Japanese soldiers who died during World War