Taipei: The Legislative Yuan has passed amendments to the Public Officials Election and Recall Act, permitting individuals with suspended sentences or those eligible for community service as an alternative to

Taipei: The Control Yuan said Friday that it has called on the Executive Yuan and relevant agencies to strengthen oversight of an internship program for foreign students in Taiwan’s accommodation

Lviv: A rehabilitation building in Lviv, Ukraine — whose reconstruction was funded by Taiwan — was officially inaugurated on Thursday, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). In a

Washington: Kuomintang (KMT) Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun engaged in discussions with U.S. lawmakers and policy experts regarding Taiwan’s security, defense policy, and cross-strait relations during a series of meetings in Washington,

Taipei: National Taiwan University (NTU) researchers have identified an extinct Ice Age peacock species previously endemic to Taiwan, filling a long-standing gap in the island’s bird fossil record. The study,

San francisco: An exhibition showcasing gowns worn by Nymphia Wind opened Thursday at the Asian Art Museum, with the artist expressing hope that the event will elevate the profile of

Taichung: Former Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) official Wu Nai-jen has been placed in detention over his failure to pay NT$170 million (US$5.38 million) in damages to a state-owned company in

New taipei: Four new bus routes have been launched that cross New Taipei’s Danjiang Bridge, providing 80 daily services between Banqiao and Tamsui, Tamsui and Taoyuan International Airport, and Tamsui

Taipei: Taiwan’s public water supply is expected to remain stable through September, with reservoirs holding about one month’s worth of safe storage, the Water Resources Agency (WRA) said Thursday. Speaking