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

Taipei: A U.K. parliamentary delegation, led by Sarah Champion, co-chair of the British-Taiwanese All-Party Parliamentary Group, is in Taiwan to meet with President Lai Ching-te, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Taipei: A Canadian patrol frigate transited the Taiwan Strait on Sunday, marking the first such instance this year, according to Taiwanese authorities. The frigate, identified as the Halifax-class vessel Ottawa,

Taipei: President Lai Ching-te’s strategy to boost Taiwanese investment in the United States and enhance the nation’s defense budget is being viewed as a strategic response to U.S. President Donald

Taipei: Foreign bartenders can now legally work in Taiwan, following a recent regulatory revision by the Ministry of Labor. The ministry announced on January 24 that it had reclassified bartending

Taipei: MSCI Inc., a global index provider, has raised Taiwan’s weighting in three major indexes after a quarterly review. In a statement released earlier this week, MSCI said it had

Taitung: Taiwan’s Air Force on Saturday grounded its fleet of T-BE5A Brave Eagle jet trainers after a crash in waters off Taitung earlier the same day. The Air Force’s decision