Taipei: Several amended national regulations and new local ordinances are set to take effect in Taiwan starting in July, impacting various sectors including healthcare, environmental protection, and public safety. According

Washington: A large majority of Americans support the United States militarily defending Taiwan should the latter face invasion or blockade by China, according to a recent survey by the Ronald

Taipei: President Lai Ching-te has emphasized his commitment to safeguarding the Five-Power Constitution, stating that the role of the president is to act as the guardian of the nation’s Constitution.

Beijing: “Every word has come back to haunt me,” a poignant sentiment shared by a writer recently caught in China’s crackdown on authors of gay erotica. The crackdown has intensified

Beijing: “Every word has come back to haunt me,” a poignant sentiment shared by a writer recently caught in China’s crackdown on authors of gay erotica. The crackdown has intensified

Taipei: Three people have been sentenced to jail terms of up to two years for receiving over US$8,000 from Beijing to hold political campaigns and promote pro-China united front activities

Taipei: Writer and Golden Bell Award-winning TV travel show host Wang Hao-yi has died at the age of 68 in Taitung County, as announced by his publisher on behalf of

Taipei: The National Railway Museum is set to partially open to the public on July 31, following nine years of meticulous restoration work at the historic site formerly known as

Taipei: The owner of a Taipei-based technology company, Yun Yun AI Baby Camera Co., Ltd., was indicted on Monday for fatally stabbing one of his employees, in front of multiple