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

Changhua: A police chief, 10 officers, and three members of Taiwan’s Coast Guard have been named as suspects by prosecutors in an ongoing investigation into a cigarette smuggling ring in

Taipei: The government remains committed to developing a wide range of green energy sources while keeping the door open to nuclear power under certain conditions, Premier Cho Jung-tai said. Reducing

Taipei: Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. announced the launch of its first traditional Chinese version of an advanced artificial intelligence Large Language Model (LLM), named FoxBrain. The development of FoxBrain

Taipei: Temperatures are expected to rise in Taiwan on Monday, with a warmer southeasterly wind system sending the mercury soaring to 30 degrees Celsius in some areas, according to the

Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Monday highlight a range of significant issues. The Taipei Times reports on the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) condemning posts made by

Taipei: A pygmy hippopotamus named Thabo, originally from Singapore, has been confirmed dead by the Taipei Zoo due to what the zoo said was malnutrition and infection. The 2-year-old hippo

Taipei: Taiwan’s government issued a video calling for the “immediate stop to actions harming national sovereignty” on Monday after a number of popular Taiwanese artists shared Chinese propaganda posts claiming