Taipei: President Lai Ching-te has emphasized his commitment to safeguarding the Five-Power Constitution, stating that the role of the president is to act as the guardian of the nation’s Constitution. This was reported by major

Washington: A large majority of Americans support the United States militarily defending Taiwan should the latter face invasion or blockade by China, according to a recent survey by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute

Taipei: Several amended national regulations and new local ordinances are set to take effect in Taiwan starting in July, impacting various sectors including healthcare, environmental protection, and public safety.

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Washington: The likelihood of China invading Taiwan without contest is “very, very small” because the Taiwan Strait is under constant surveillance by multiple countries, a U.S. general has said. General Ronald Clark, commanding officer of

Taipei: The Taipei District Court on Monday sentenced a diabolo instructor to 10.5 years in prison for developing a Chinese-funded espionage organization in Taiwan, while his recruits and his Chinese contact were also convicted of

Taipei: The owner of a Taipei-based technology company, Yun Yun AI Baby Camera Co., Ltd., was indicted on Monday for fatally stabbing one of his employees, in front of multiple witnesses. Tseng Chih-hsin, who is

San francisco: Around 200 people with a Taiwanese background took part with Team Taiwan in San Francisco Pride Sunday, showcasing LGBTQ+ imagery in ways that contained elements unique to the island nation. In addition to

Taipei: Writer and Golden Bell Award-winning TV travel show host Wang Hao-yi has died at the age of 68 in Taitung County, as announced by his publisher on behalf of his family through a Facebook

Taipei: The National Railway Museum is set to partially open to the public on July 31, following nine years of meticulous restoration work at the historic site formerly known as the Taipei Railway Workshop. This