Taipei: President Lai is set to embark on a series of tours across Taiwan, delivering ten speeches focused on promoting solidarity among the people.

According to Focus Taiwan, this initiative, dubbed the ’10 speeches

Taipei: The number of registered motor vehicles in Taiwan, including motorcycles, trucks, coaches, and specially built vehicles, has surpassed the total population of the country, government statistics revealed. By the end of May, the total

Taipei: Taiwanese tech retailer Chicony has confirmed that it did not import power bank models from Anker Innovations Co., Ltd. that were voluntarily recalled by the Chinese manufacturer due to fire hazard concerns. Chicony, one

Penghu: First-time competitor Lee Kuang-hsin slashed 23 minutes off the men’s 5,000-meter record to claim victory in the 23rd Cross Penghu Bay Swim’s marquee race Sunday. Lee led from start to finish, completing the crossing

Kaohsiung: Shipbuilder CSBC Corp., Taiwan has refuted a widespread internet rumor that the nation’s first indigenous submarine prototype showed signs of hull deformation during initial sea trials last week. In a statement issued last week,

Taipei: Taiwan’s Coast Guard Administration (CGA) said it took responsive measures Sunday that resulted in an intruding Chinese coast guard ship leaving Taiwan-controlled restricted waters off Dongsha Island in the South China Sea. The China

Taoyuan: A global system malfunction halted automated baggage handling at Taoyuan International Airport for almost an hour on Sunday, causing delays to three flights.

According to Focus Taiwan, the disruption began at 12:30 p.m. after

Ostrava: Taiwanese artists showcasing a mix of Indigenous, rock, and electronic music took center stage at the 2025 Czech Music Crossroads festival, which took place in the city of Ostrava from Thursday to Saturday. Taiwan

Taipei: Taiwan is opening a new front in its efforts to counter China’s threats to its security — the classroom — to foster a greater sense of national identity and awareness of China’s threat, but

Kaohsiung: CPC Corp. Taiwan will be fined up to NT$5 million (US$168,845) for violating the Air Pollution Control Act after a flare stack at its Dalin refinery in Kaohsiung released excessive pollutants early Sunday morning,