President Lai Proposes Stricter Penalties for Drug-Impaired Driving
Taipei:President Lai Ching-te announced plans to impose stricter penalties for drug-impaired driving during his National
Taipei:President Lai Ching-te announced plans to impose stricter penalties for drug-impaired driving during his National
San Francisco:Former President Tsai Ing-wen has advocated for stronger bilateral ties between Taiwan and Silicon Valley during a meeting with
Taipei: Starlux Airlines said Saturday it had canceled all flights between Taiwan and Okinawa for the day due to Typhoon Dolphin.
According to Focus Taiwan, as of 8 a.m.
Taipei: Typhoon Dolphin is expected to move closest to Taiwan Saturday night or Sunday, according to the Central Weather Administration (CWA). As of 8 a.m. Saturday, the center of Dolphin
Washington: At a closed-door Senate GOP briefing, two frontline Ukrainian drone commanders presented lessons from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, emphasizing the transformative role of drones in modern warfare. This
Washington: At a closed-door Senate GOP briefing, two frontline Ukrainian drone commanders presented lessons from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, emphasizing the transformative role of drones in modern warfare. This
Taipei: Minister of Culture Li Yuan announced intentions to recommend a posthumous citation for Charles Kao, a pioneer in Taiwan’s publishing industry, following his passing at the age of 90.
Taipei: Japanese film director Hiroyuki Tanaka, professionally known as Sabu, expressed his deep appreciation for the selection of his Taiwan-Japan co-production, “Arrested Memory,” for this year’s Toronto International Film Festival
Taipei: Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim inspected an urban resilience drill in Kaohsiung Friday, saying the exercise was designed to test Taiwan’s ability to maintain essential operations and coordinate resources during
Taipei: A retrospective film festival featuring all but one of the films in the catalogue of award-winning Taiwanese director Edward Yang will open in Brussels on Aug. 13 and run
Taipei: A Taipei company marketing premium camellia oil as sourced from Alishan was fined NT$3 million (US$93,046) for failing to provide documentation verifying the origin of its raw materials, the
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