Taipei: A survey by the Child Welfare League Foundation has found that slightly more than half of junior high school students in Taiwan feel worried about their futures, with heavy

Taipei: The Taiwan government on Monday expressed gratitude to Japan for permitting Taiwanese nationals married to Japanese citizens to list their nationality as “Taiwan” in the official family record database,

Taipei: Taiwan’s semiconductor output value exceeded NT$5 trillion for the first time in 2024, reaching NT$5.32 trillion (US$152.69 billion), up 22.4 percent from a year earlier, according to statistics released

Taipei: A submarine cable connecting Taiwan and the Matsu Islands experienced a “complete disconnection” on Sunday, marking the second incident of its kind for the fiber optic telecom link this

Osaka: Seven Taiwanese films are set to make their Japanese premiere at the Osaka Asian Film Festival (OAFF) 2025 next month, including the notable entries “Yen and Ai-Lee” by director

Taipei: Taipei Rapid Transit Corp. (TRTC) announced Monday that cash rebates for frequent metro riders will be cut from the current 10-30 percent to 5-15 percent starting March 1, citing

Taipei: Temperatures in northern Taiwan dropped by around 8 degrees Celsius on Sunday compared to the day before as a cold air mass arrived, according to the Central Weather Administration

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.

According to Focus