Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Monday highlight impending economic shifts and political tensions. According to Focus Taiwan, the United Daily News reports that the U.S. Secretary

Taipei: Daytime temperatures in Taiwan are expected to rise as high as 30 degrees Celsius on Monday, though nighttime lows will remain relatively chilly, according to the Central Weather Administration

Taipei: Average year-end bonuses in the local industrial and services sectors rose to 1.72 months of salaries in 2025, with the financial and insurance sector remaining the most generous employer

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed slightly lower Monday with initial gains eroded as lingering concerns over the Trump administration’s tariffs on semiconductors continued to hurt market sentiment, dealers said. The

Taipei: The U.S. dollar experienced a significant drop against the Taiwan dollar on Monday, falling by NT$0.195 to close at NT$32.510 in Taipei’s foreign exchange market. According to Focus Taiwan,

Taoyuan: Eleven individuals have been indicted in Taoyuan for allegedly collecting, storing, and processing waste without a license to support an operation that was illegally exporting the waste, local prosecutors

Taipei: A government research institute has begun investigating whether the fire that broke out Monday on Taipei’s Yangmingshan was caused by one of its solar-powered air quality sensors, officials said.

Yunlin: Two contracted workers died Sunday after suffering from suspected sewer gas poisoning while maintaining a rainwater recycling system at a food factory in Yunlin County, according to local authorities.

Taipei: A large number of predominantly Indonesian Muslims gathered in the Daan Forest Park in Taipei Sunday for the annual Eid al-Fitr event held by the Taipei City government, marking