Saint Eir Clinic Staff Released on Bail Amid Hidden Camera Investigation
Taipei: The Taipei District Prosecutors’ Office has released Saint Eir Clinic director Li I-chan and a manager surnamed Huang from the clinic’s Taipei Zhongxiao branch on bail as part of
U.S. Maintains Taiwan Policy Stability Post Trump-Xi Summit, Rubio Confirms
Beijing: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio affirmed on Thursday that U.S. policy regarding Taiwan remains unchanged following the summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The
Ex-Basketball Coach Faces Charges for Alleged Sexual Assault and Filming of 53 Minors
Taipei: A former Taipei elementary school basketball coach, identified by his surname Chi, has been indicted for allegedly sexually assaulting minors and creating illicit recordings involving up to 53 victims,
Taipei Zoo Otter Arrives in New Zealand for Conservation Program
Taipei: The Taipei Zoo announced on Thursday that one of its Asian small-clawed otters has arrived at New Zealand’s Auckland Zoo to participate in an international conservation program aimed at
Hon Hai Projects Significant Capital Expenditure Growth in 2026
Taipei: Taiwan-based manufacturing giant Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., also known globally as Foxconn, announced its expectation for the company’s capital expenditure to grow by more than 30 percent in
Premier Orders Crackdown on Hidden-Camera Crimes After Clinic Scandal
Taipei: On Thursday instructed government agencies to crack down on voyeurism crimes following alleged privacy violations involving several cosmetic clinic chains across Taiwan.
According to Focus Taiwan, Cho issued the
TSMC Highlights Advances in 2nm Technology and Advanced Packaging at Taiwan Symposium
Hsinchu: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) showcased advances in its next-generation chipmaking and packaging technologies Thursday at the 2026 Taiwan Technology Symposium in Hsinchu. Company executives unveiled the new A13,
U.S., EU Support Taiwan After WHA Invite Snub for 10th Year
Geneva: The United States and the European Union both expressed support for Taiwan’s participation in international organizations after Taipei was not invited to the upcoming World Health Assembly (WHA) for