Taichung: The major Taiwan dailies on Thursday highlighted several key stories, with the United Daily News focusing on Taichung Mayor’s strong statement against judicial interference in recall efforts. According to

Taipei: Taipei Veterans General Hospital (TVGH) announced a significant research breakthrough that enables a simple blood test to detect individuals at high risk of Alzheimer’s disease with approximately 90 percent

Taipei: The recently concluded Want to Dance Festival in Taipei’s Wanhua District helped propel Taiwanese choreographers onto the international stage, securing them invitations to perform at overseas venues and festivals

Taipei: Taiwan’s Ocean Affairs Council (OAC) Minister Kuan Bi-ling announced on Thursday that no personnel within the Taiwanese coast guard are in possession of Chinese passports or “certificates of registered

Taipei: Warm and predominantly dry weather conditions are anticipated across Taiwan on Thursday, with daytime temperatures in the western regions expected to reach between 31 and 32 degrees Celsius, continuing

Kaohsiung: Mandarin Airlines will launch a weekly service in June between Kaohsiung and Nangan, one of the Taiwan-controlled Matsu Islands off southeastern China. According to Focus Taiwan, the China Airlines

Taipei: Google announced a significant agreement with Baseload Power Taiwan to purchase geothermal energy, marking its first venture of this kind in the Asia-Pacific region. The multinational technology company revealed

Taipei: A woman is in police custody after she allegedly randomly stabbed a female passenger on a train platform at the Taipei Metro’s Shipai Station, causing non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said

Taipei: A documentary tracing the development of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry over the past five decades is set to premiere in the country on June 13. The film, “A Chip Odyssey,”