President Lai Proposes Stricter Penalties for Drug-Impaired Driving
Taipei:President Lai Ching-te announced plans to impose stricter penalties for drug-impaired driving during his National
Taipei:President Lai Ching-te announced plans to impose stricter penalties for drug-impaired driving during his National
San Francisco:Former President Tsai Ing-wen has advocated for stronger bilateral ties between Taiwan and Silicon Valley during a meeting with
Taipei: EasyCard users can now automatically top up their cards when taking buses in Taipei and New Taipei, EasyCard Corp. said Friday. The service applies to EasyCards linked to credit
Yilan: Ten students from Yue-Ming Elementary and Junior High School in Yilan County set sail from Suao Port on Friday for Japan’s Okinawa island chain, on a voyage exploring historical
New taipei: Taiwan’s first long-term care facility for cats and dogs officially opened in New Taipei’s Zhonghe District, marking a significant step in the city’s initiative to transform public animal
Taipei: A contemporary art exhibition that opens at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum (TFAM) on Saturday will explore how sound intersects with perception, environmental justice, and politics using somewhat unconventional
Taipei: The Fisheries Research Institute has made a significant advancement by developing a technology that drastically reduces the power required to cultivate a methane-cutting alga, Asparagopsis, by over 90 percent.
Taipei: A retired Chiayi County police detective, Hou Hung-tien, has had his convictions and sentences finalized by the Supreme Court following an appeal rejection. Hou was convicted of fatally shooting
Tainan: Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Lin I-chin was sentenced to seven years in prison Thursday for defrauding more than NT$14 million (US$439,000) in assistant subsidies. The 56-year-old lawmaker was
Taichung: Around 1,300 tonnes of cooking oil products have been recalled after they were found to contain excessive levels of benzopyrene, a carcinogenic compound, a Taiwan Food and Drug Administration
Taipei: Taiwan will consider a limited relaxation of controls on access to the morning-after pill, taking Japan as a reference, Health Minister Shih Chung-liang said Thursday amid backlash over recently
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