Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Friday highlight various significant events across the region. Among these, the United Daily News reports a notable incident involving the Economics

Taipei: A man was arrested on Friday afternoon after he allegedly bit a passenger’s arm on a Taipei Metro train following a heated altercation.

According to Focus Taiwan, the

Taipei: More than 40 percent of Taiwanese people believe the United States’ commitment to protect Taiwan will decrease during U.S. President Donald Trump’s second term in office, compared to that

Taipei: The Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) stated it has not received any request from the U.S. Department of the Treasury to push for an appreciation of

Taipei: An essay competition co-organized by a local writing society and a publisher affiliated with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) may have violated the Cross-Strait Act, Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council

The Supreme Court: The Supreme Court has upheld the 28-year, eight-month prison sentence for Mao Chun-shen, who was convicted earlier this year by the Taiwan High Court for multiple offenses

Miaoli County: The annual Baishatun Mazu pilgrimage, known as Taiwan’s longest religious procession on foot, has commenced in Miaoli County, attracting a record-breaking 329,118 registered participants. The pilgrimage pays homage

Taipei: Taiwan’s government will continue to roll out various measures to enhance the protection of workers, President Lai Ching-te stated on International Workers’ Day. In a social media post, President

Taipei: Taiwan’s Air Force announced that it was investigating the accidental firing of a flare from one of its Indigenous Defense Fighter (IDF) jets the previous day. According to Focus