Taipei: China’s plans to conduct live-fire drills around Taiwan on Tuesday are set to disrupt travel for more than 100,000 passengers on hundreds of international flights, as estimated by the Civil Aviation Administration (CAA) on
Taipei: The Presidential Office on Monday condemned China’s launch of another military drill around Taiwan, describing such actions as a “unilateral provocation” that destabilizes regional peace and stability. China has been urged to cease its
Taipei: The Taipei City Police Department announced plans to enhance security for the New Year’s Eve celebration in front of Taipei City Hall by deploying over 1,300 officers and two explosive-detection dogs. This decision follows
Taipei: Taiwan’s Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is set to broaden the eligibility for publicly funded HIV treatment for foreign nationals starting in 2026.
According to Focus Taiwan, CDC Director-General Lo Yi-chun announced at a
Taipei: Taiwan President Lai Ching-te stated on Sunday his willingness to deliver a state-of-the-nation address in the Legislature but emphasized that he will not submit to questioning by lawmakers, citing constitutional restrictions.
According to F…