Taoyuan: The Taiwan Lantern Festival opening weekend in Taoyuan saw massive crowds overwhelm local transit systems on Saturday, resulting in significant delays and widespread frustration. The main event, held near

Taipei: A Brave Eagle jet trainer experienced a crash, leading to the successful rescue of its pilot. The incident has been prominently featured across major Taiwan newspapers.

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Taitung: Taiwanese artist and writer Chiang Hsun has released a booklet exploring the histories of Chishang Township, Taitung County and the first person to live in the restored Japanese colonial-era

Manila: A Taiwanese group featuring singers, dancers, a DJ, and a beauty pageant contestant showcased Taiwan at a university in Manila on Saturday, delivering Lunar New Year greetings to overseas

Kaohsiung: In the latest development of the Kaohsiung serial murder and dismemberment case, eight pieces of body parts and one suspected human bone were found at the bottom of a

Taipei: Two defense experts on Saturday said that a broken fan blade from one engine hitting the other may be behind the crash of a Brave Eagle trainer jet that

Taipei: State-run fuel supplier CPC Corp. Taiwan and privately owned Formosa Petrochemical Corp. announced on Sunday that they will maintain current gasoline prices, while diesel prices will see a minor

Taichung: Eleven people injured in a deadly gas explosion at a Taichung mall on Thursday remain hospitalized, including a 2-year-old girl from Macau who is in intensive care, the Ministry

Munich: Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s ambassador-at-large for cyber affairs, emphasized on Saturday that freedom and security can coexist and praised Taiwan’s approach to digital challenges. “Freedom and security are not a