Penghu: The 1,000-tonne Lienchiang patrol cutter made its maiden voyage Thursday from Magong Port in Penghu County, joining the Coast Guard’s fleet responsible for law enforcement in waters off the

Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Thursday highlight significant political developments in South Korea and potential economic gains for Taiwan. The political unrest in South Korea, particularly

Taipei: Team Taiwan finished with a total of 15 medals at the conclusion of the 2024 World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships in Hong Kong on Wednesday, taking home four gold, five

Taipei: The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) announced a potential six-month to five-year ban on the Ma Ying-jeou Foundation’s ability to invite Chinese delegations to Taiwan, following a controversy involving a

Palau: President Lai Ching-te (???) told the Palauan National Congress on Thursday that both Taiwan and the Pacific Island nation were “democratic bastions” and that he looked forward to continued

Kaohsiung: Free guided tours of the rebuilt Taiwan Railway Corp. (TRC) Kaohsiung Main Station will be provided to members of the public on Dec. 28-29, to celebrate the completion of

Changhua: Four more people have been detained for their alleged involvement in green energy-related corruption, according to a news release issued by the Changhua District Prosecutors Office on Thursday.

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Yilan: A former civil engineering professor has been sentenced to two years in jail for forgery after he was found to have lied about sending qualified personnel to conduct over

HAGATNA: President Lai Ching-te had a telephone call with United States House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson during his stopover in Guam, as part of a weeklong South Pacific tour,