Prague: Despite pressure from China, the national flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan’s official name) remains displayed at a stand showcasing Taiwanese literature at the 2025 Book World Prague,

Taipei: The Coast Guard Administration (CGA) Northern Branch announced the arrest of two Chinese nationals on Friday after they illegally sailed into Taiwan on a rubber boat, arriving at Guanyin

Taipei: Taiwan’s prominent daily newspapers are spotlighting a variety of significant developments and events as the top stories on Saturday. According to Focus Taiwan, the United Daily News reports on

Taipei: Freddy Lim, a rock singer who transitioned into politics, has been selected by Taiwan’s government as the nation’s forthcoming representative to Finland, as confirmed by a source within local

Taipei: President Lai Ching-te has firmly dismissed the notion of engaging in cross-Taiwan Strait dialogue based on cooperation with Taiwan’s opposition parties, citing fundamentally different approaches to China. In a

Taipei: Taiwan’s semiconductor sector is anticipated to experience a significant growth of over 19 percent in output value by 2025, primarily driven by robust performances in the IC manufacturing and

Taipei: Jeffrey Koo Jr., former vice chairman of CTBC Financial Holdings Co., has been sentenced to a jail term of seven years and eight months for his role in a

Taipei: EVA Airways (EVA Air) announced a significant milestone on Tuesday, reporting its highest-ever first-quarter net profits of NT$5.93 billion and an unprecedented earnings per share (EPS) of NT$1.10. According

Taipei: Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan has approved an amendment to the Nuclear Reactor Facilities Regulation Act, allowing nuclear power plant operators to apply for a license renewal of 20 years beyond