Taipei: The Taiwan High Court on Thursday altered the original sentencing of American-born Taiwanese basketball player Quincy Davis in a domestic dispute case, changing the ruling from domestic violence to

Taipei: Taiwan’s central bank is unlikely to lower interest rates at its quarterly policymaking meeting next week, the bank’s governor Yang Chin-long said Thursday. “The chance that rates will be

Taipei: Confidential data concerning applications of an air-launched variant of the Hsiung Feng III missiles was not compromised in an alleged Chinese espionage case involving a retired Air Force major,

Taipei: A system crash on Thursday resulted in banking troubles for account holders of Chunghwa Post, a problem which the state-owned postal company said it will resolve as soon as

Taipei: Deputy Interior Minister Dong Jian-hong announced Thursday that draft amendments for regulations concerning electronic vehicle (EV) chargers in apartment buildings are expected to be proposed within the next three

Taipei: A total of 18 people were indicted on Thursday for allegedly profiting by over NT$300 million (US$9.10 million) from dumping used cooking oil and other types of waste, without

Taipei: Taiwan’s government on Thursday congratulated Belizean Prime Minister John Briceno and the ruling People’s United Party (PUP) on winning the Belize general elections held on Wednesday, expressing hope that

Taitung: The military is still salvaging parts of a locally developed and built advanced jet trainer (AJT) that crashed in waters off eastern Taiwan a month ago but has recovered

Taipei: One of Taiwan’s vice defense ministers will soon visit the United States to observe the ceremonial launch of the first F-16 C/D Block 70 that the country has purchased