Giant Mechanical Elephant Parade Attracts 100,000 Spectators in Taipei
Taipei: The first night of the “Trois éléphants passent …” street performance drew around 100,000
Taipei: The first night of the “Trois éléphants passent …” street performance drew around 100,000
Taipei: Heavy rain across Taiwan is set to give way to prevailing cloudy-to-sunny skies Monday, the Central Weather Administration (CWA)
Banqiao: A motorcyclist who crashed through the ticket barriers at Banqiao Station before lying down on the tracks and refusing to move as a train approached caused delays to 12
Taipei: Sweden Days Taipei returned Saturday for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, with Swedish and city government officials highlighting closer cooperation between Taiwan and Sweden in business, culture,
Washington: U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to make a decision soon regarding arms sales to Taiwan, a source familiar with the matter revealed to CNA. This development comes after
Kaohsiung: The Civil Aviation Administration (CAA) has fined Tigerair Taiwan NT$150,000 (US$4,767) over a December mishap that led a passenger to board the wrong aircraft. The passenger was originally scheduled
Taipei: The Supreme Court has upheld a seven-year jail sentence for an ex-Air Force officer found guilty of leaking military documents to China in exchange for money. The court rejected
Tainan: Temperatures in southern Taiwan soared Friday, with Tainan’s Yujing District recording 39.7 degrees Celsius — the highest temperature in Taiwan that day — as the Central Weather Administration (CWA)
Keelung: Three Taiwanese men were detained Thursday for allegedly forging documents to smuggle AI servers containing advanced Nvidia chips into Hong Kong and possibly China, according to the Keelung District
Taipei: Award-winning Taiwanese novel “Taiwan Travelogue,” which recently became the first Taiwanese work to win the International Booker Prize, is set to be adapted into a television series through a
Taipei: Four NT$10 million (US$317,073) prizes and four NT$2 million prizes from the January-February uniform invoice lottery remain unclaimed, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said Friday. Holders of those winning
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