New York: Daniel Tsai and Richard Tsai, the brothers managing Fubon Financial Holding, have taken the top spot on Forbes’ 2025 list of Taiwan’s 50 richest individuals. According to Focus

Taipei: Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has urged Chinese authorities not to politicize sports exchanges, following an incident in which Taiwanese table tennis player Lin Yun-ju wore a red scarf

Taipei: The National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST), a Taiwanese state-owned research center, has unveiled two night-vision systems designed to enhance the nighttime combat capabilities of Taiwanese soldiers.

Taipei: Thousands of signs providing directions and marking locations, along with improved mobile network coverage, have been introduced in Taiwan’s forests and mountains due to a rise in accidents involving

Taoyuan: The Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office announced Tuesday that it had indicted a Filipino couple and their two nieces for alleged violations of the Physicians Act, accusing them of illegally

Taipei: Taiwan recorded nearly 63,000 COVID-19-related medical visits and 132 severe cases last week, both the highest weekly figures so far this year, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said

Tokyo: Homage to President Lee Teng-hui made its Japanese debut Monday as part of the National Symphony Orchestra’s (NSO) ongoing tour of Japan. The NSO performed Movements III and IV

Taipei: A total of 69 imported cases of dengue fever have been reported in Taiwan as of June 2 this year, marking the second-highest figure in six years, according to

Keelung: Tickets for a ferry service between Keelung City and Ishigaki Island are set to go on sale “within a month at the soonest,” according to Wagon Group’s General Manager