Taipei: A woman found guilty of assaulting an infant and causing developmental delay as a result was ordered to pay nearly NT$14.12 million (US$430,147) as compensation in a civil suit, the Shilin District Court ruled

Taipei: The Ministry of the Interior (MOI) is investigating companies across Taiwan that have allegedly helped Taiwanese citizens illegally procure Chinese ID documents, and has already questioned more than 30 people over the issue. Speaking

Taipei: A program allowing eligible families to hire migrant caregivers for a minimum of four hours at a time will go into effect by the end of March, and six selected employers under the program

Taipei: The broadcasting licenses of 37 television and radio stations in Taiwan are set to expire before the end of June, threatening a possible shutdown by July unless their licenses are renewed, as indicated by