Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Sunday highlight various significant developments affecting Taiwan and beyond. Among the prominent stories is the news that the inauguration of former

Taipei: Taiwanese manufacturers have a potential opportunity to significantly influence the humanoid robot supply chain, as highlighted by an industry operator. This development comes in the wake of remarks by

Kinmen: Around 7,000 people took part in competitive foot races at the 2025 Kinmen Marathon on Sunday, according to the Kinmen County government, which organized the annual event. Around 1,400

Magong City: Several farming regions around Taiwan have recently held giant cabbage competitions, as the beloved crop enters its peak harvest season ahead of the Lunar New Year. On Sunday,

Taipei: Members of a Taiwanese delegation who were in Palau to attend the inauguration of President Surangel Whipps Jr. and sustained minor injuries in a car accident on Friday night

Hehuanshan: A thin coat of snow was seen on Hehuanshan (Mt. Hehuan) in central Taiwan Sunday morning as temperatures fell under zero degrees Celsius. Data compiled by the Central Weather

Taipei: The environmental impact assessment for the Keelung LNG terminal project has passed its preliminary review, marking a significant step forward for the initiative. This development was reported as the

Washington: A delegation of cross-party lawmakers led by Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu departed Taiwan Saturday for the United States ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration.

According to Focus Taiwan, the

Taipei: Jensen Huang, CEO of American artificial intelligence chip designer Nvidia Corp., said Saturday that his company and TSMC are jointly creating new opportunities in areas such as robotics and