Taipei: Singer-songwriter Siri Lee achieved a significant milestone by winning the album of the year award with her Hokkien album “Sui,” an accomplishment not seen since 1999. Lee described the album as a journey of
Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Sunday highlight the intensifying political conflict as a recall war escalates into a showdown between political parties. The situation has become a significant focus, with various
Taipei: Heavy rain was forecast for 11 counties and cities in Taiwan on Sunday afternoon, while the temperature hit 38.2 degrees Celsius in Taipei’s Shilin District at 2 p.m., according to the Central Weather Administration
Taitung: At 91, Lo Mao-hsiang is still out in his fields in Taitung County every day, faithfully tending the rice he has grown for decades-especially his favorite variety, “Ugly Beauty.” Lo is the oldest member
Taipei: Taiwan’s top government watchdog issued a formal reprimand to the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Sunday for lapses in border inspection procedures that allowed chili powder contaminated with toxic “Sudan dyes” into
Taipei: The Golden Bough Theatre put on a special performance of “She is So Lovely…” in Taipei on Saturday to thank those who supported its 16-year nationwide tour, which aimed to bring the joy of
Kaohsiung: Bad weather on Sunday forced temporary suspensions of ground operations at Kaohsiung International Airport and Tainan Airport, disrupting multiple flights, according to Taiwan’s Civil Aviation Administration (CAA).
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Taipei: Annual trade talks between the United Kingdom and Taiwan began in Taipei on Sunday, with U.K. Minister for Trade Policy and Economic Security Douglas Alexander leading the British delegation. Both sides aim to deepen
Taipei: The United States has emerged as Taiwan’s leading export destination, overtaking China, which could foster industrial development and wage growth given the U.S.’s status as a high-income economy, an economist stated.
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Taipei: Taiwan’s Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim has asserted her resolve against intimidation by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) following reports of a planned attack by Chinese agents during her upcoming visit to the Czech Republic