Taiwan Monitors China’s Military Exercises Amid No-Sail Notices
Taipei:Defense Minister Wellington Koo announced that Taiwan is closely monitoring China’s military exercises, which are
Taipei:Defense Minister Wellington Koo announced that Taiwan is closely monitoring China’s military exercises, which are
Taipei:Taiwan has reinstated the acceptance of visa applications from Moroccan nationals as of Monday, following a suspension that began in
Taipei: The Hsinchu City government announced an expansion of testing for rice noodle products manufactured locally after discovering that several products contained formaldehyde, a substance banned as a food additive
Taipei: Taiwan’s Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai, Taiwan’s representative to Japan Lee Yi-yang, and Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) have announced substantial donations to assist Japan following a magnitude 7.1 earthquake
Taipei: Prosecutors on Wednesday indicted a former Army sergeant for allegedly abusing her authority to bully and physically punish a female subordinate, including by forcing her to spend hours looking
Taipei: Taiwan-based drone manufacturer Thunder Tiger Corp. collaborated with U.S. defense company Shield AI to demonstrate mission autonomy software through a joint operation involving unmanned surface vessels (USVs). During this
Taipei: The Military News Agency (MNA) is set to commemorate its 80th anniversary by hosting a photo exhibition in the Dadaocheng area of Taipei from July 31 to August 16.
Taipei: A total of 402 Taiwanese have been reported missing, questioned, or detained in China since the beginning of 2024, with fraud accounting for 62 percent of the detention cases,
Taipei: The Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) has ordered a recall of 5,152 vials of a growth disorder medication after defects were found in the necks of the drug’s
Taipei: Two red pandas from Shanghai Zoo made their public debut Wednesday at the Taipei Zoo after completing a month-long quarantine, the Taipei City government said.
According to Focus Taiwan,
Taipei: Taiwan welcomed 4.29 million international visitors in the first half of 2026, marking a 2.3 percent increase from the previous year, the Tourism Administration announced on Wednesday. From January
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