Taipei: The Cabinet on Thursday approved a six-year, NT$27 billion (US$923.85 million) project aimed at launching commercial 6G wireless services by 2030 and strengthening Taiwan’s role in the next-generation communications

Taipei: Emergency air-raid drills were held Thursday at three PX Mart supermarkets in Taipei, Taichung, and Tainan as part of Taiwan’s “National Unity Month,” which began in July. The exercises,

Tainan: A minivan carrying the Chiayi Jong Ho Junior High School baseball team overturned in Tainan’s Baihe District on Thursday morning, injuring a coach and seven students. According to Focus

Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Thursday reveal a focus on international tariff threats and local infrastructure developments. Key headlines include potential 200% tariffs on pharmaceuticals and

Taipei: A low-pressure system, combined with southwesterly winds, will continue to affect Taiwan on Thursday, bringing a high chance of rain nationwide, according to the Central Weather Administration (CWA). Meanwhile,

Taipei: The National Cultural Award was presented to author Wu Cheng, Hakka traditional builder Fu Ming-guang, and Taiwanese opera performer Yang Li-hua during a ceremony on Thursday. According to Focus

Taipei: Power has been restored to nearly 907,600 homes hit by a blackout due to the record damage to utility poles during Typhoon Danas over the past weekend, as of

Tainan: Local governments in Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Pingtung County have announced school and office closures in several rain-affected districts and townships on Thursday, following forecasts of up to 400 millimeters

Hualien: A search and rescue dog named Wilson, from the Hualien County Fire Department, died in an accident during a training session in early June, the department told local media