Taipei: Taiwan’s Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) has announced plans to regulate several substances similar to the anesthetic etomidate as controlled drugs, following their classification as narcotics by the Ministry

Tainan: Nearly 50,000 households in Tainan remained without electricity Wednesday following extensive damage to the city’s power infrastructure from Typhoon Danas, according to Mayor Huang Wei-che. According to Focus Taiwan,

Matsu: Hundreds of people remain stranded on the Matsu Islands after a plan to evacuate them using C-130 military transport aircraft was cancelled. The disruption, caused by Typhoon Danas, left

Taichung: A government-sponsored program for overseas youth aged 17 to 24, offering volunteer English teaching training and cultural exchange, has begun at Asia University in Taichung and will run through

Washington: US tariffs are scheduled to take effect on August 1 unless trading partners from Taiwan to the European Union reach agreements with Washington, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced.

Taipei: The wholesale prices of vegetables and pork rose over the weekend in Taipei, which Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) officials attributed to the approach of Typhoon Danas and market expectations.

Avignon: Six Taiwanese performing groups are vying for the attention of tens of thousands of visitors in Avignon, France, where the Festival Off Avignon is being held through July 26.

Taipei: Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has called on China to initiate immediate discussions regarding its unilateral launch of the W121 flight route, which was announced by Beijing on Sunday.

Taipei: A Lithuanian group of Taiwan-friendly lawmakers is visiting Taiwan for six days to meet with Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim and other senior officials to boost bilateral relations, the Ministry