Taipei: Central Union Oil Corp. has been fined NT$165.2 million (US$5.2 million) for not immediately reporting that its soybean oil was found to contain excessive levels of the carcinogen benzo[a]pyrene

Taipei: Taiwan’s Maritime and Port Bureau announced the suspension of all ferry services on eastern routes from noon Wednesday through the end of Saturday in anticipation of rough sea conditions

Taipei: Taiwan on Monday condemned China’s latest submarine-launched ballistic missile test in the Pacific Ocean, calling it an attempt to intimidate the international community and further destabilize regional security. China

Taichung: Prosecutors in Taichung have launched an investigation into the presence of excessive levels of a carcinogen in cooking oil supplied by Central Union Oil Corp., a company based in

Taichung: A man from Hong Kong suspected of punching Akio Yaita after the Taiwan-based political commentator gave a speech in Taichung on Monday has been arrested, triggering suspicions that China

Taipei: Addressing the opening of Academia Sinica’s Convocation of Academicians on Monday, President Lai Ching-te praised the institution for its recent discoveries and pledged government support for its future projects.

Taichung: Police in Taichung have arrested a man suspected of assaulting Taipei-based Indo-Pacific Strategy Thinktank CEO Akio Yaita shortly after he delivered a lecture at a local hotel on Monday.

Taipei: The crew of a Japanese stage musical began setting up at the National Theater in Taipei on Monday, and the show’s musical director found rituals in a ceremony blessing

Taipei: Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) on Sunday declined to confirm reports that it plans to open a representative office in Perth, Australia, while criticizing Beijing for attempting to