Taipei: The Urban Resilience air raid drill was held in Taipei Thursday, with residents in one of the exercises’ three “key verification zones” in Taiwan’s capital reporting little to no

Taipei: Empty water, tea, and energy drink bottles are the most common types of beach litter in Taiwan, an environmental group said in a statement Thursday. According to Focus Taiwan,

Taipei: Skies across most of Taiwan will range from cloudy to sunny before noon Thursday, with brief afternoon thunderstorms likely, according to the Central Weather Administration (CWA). Scattered rain is

Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Friday are as follows: According to Focus Taiwan, the United Daily News reported that Taiwan’s Interior Minister is facing backlash over

Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 70.38 points, or 0.31 percent, at 23,113.28 Thursday on turnover of NT$329.03 billion (US$11.18 billion). According to Focus Taiwan, the market performance marked a positive

Taipei: Wistron Corp., a prominent contract electronics manufacturer based in Taiwan, has announced a significant investment of US$45 million into its subsidiary in California, WisLab EMS Corp. This move is

Taipei: The U.S. dollar was traded at NT$29.348 at 10 a.m. Wednesday on the Taipei Foreign Exchange, marking an increase of NT$0.046 from the previous close. According to Focus Taiwan,

Tokyo: The Japanese government has labeled China as “an unprecedented and the greatest strategic challenge” in its latest defense white paper, marking a significant shift in tone from previous reports.

Beijing: Taiwan has expressed hope that China will adhere to the “Olympic Protocol” during the upcoming World Games in Chengdu, despite indications from Beijing that Chinese media will continue to