Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Thursday highlight significant political developments in South Korea and potential economic gains for Taiwan. The political unrest in South Korea, particularly involving President Yoon Suk Yeol,

Penghu: The 1,000-tonne Lienchiang patrol cutter made its maiden voyage Thursday from Magong Port in Penghu County, joining the Coast Guard’s fleet responsible for law enforcement in waters off the offshore county. A ceremony was

Taipei: Women’s groups protested outside Taiwan’s Legislature on Thursday in opposition to draft amendments to the Assisted Reproduction Act currently under discussion that could lead to the legalization of surrogacy in Taiwan. Sixteen amendments were…

HAGATNA: President Lai Ching-te had a telephone call with United States House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson during his stopover in Guam, as part of a weeklong South Pacific tour, according to Presidential Office spokesperson

Yilan: A former civil engineering professor has been sentenced to two years in jail for forgery after he was found to have lied about sending qualified personnel to conduct over 500 bridge inspections in Yilan