Taichung: Taichung Prison said it will “enforce supervision” of former President Chen Shui-bian, who is on medical parole, after he announced plans on Monday to give a public speech in early February. Taichung Prison, which
Kaohsiung: The ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) rejected a proposal from the opposition Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) that could have secured the passage of the government’s annual budget and special defense spending in exchange for
Kaohsiung: Taiwan’s first indigenous submarine, the Narwhal, also known as Hai Kun in Chinese, began its sixth sea trial on Monday, drawing many military enthusiasts to Kaohsiung Harbor. Fans were seen waving the Republic of
Taoyuan: Two men posing as customers at a jewelry store in Taoyuan on Sunday stole a gold necklace and pendant valued at around NT$420,000 (US$13,375), police said, adding that a search has been launched for
Taipei: American climber Alex Honnold left Taiwan on Monday morning, a day after completing a free-solo ascent of Taipei 101, a feat that drew cheers from onlookers in the city and gained widespread international attention.
Taoyuan: Three suspects in the theft of a gold necklace and pendant from a jewelry store in Taoyuan were arrested in the early hours of Monday, about nine hours after the theft on Sunday afternoon,
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 103.01 points, or 0.32 percent, at 32,064.52 Monday on turnover of NT$724.61 billion (US$23.08 billion).
According to Focus Taiwan, the market showed a positive trend as investors engaged in trading
Taipei: Prosecutors on Monday indicted a Taiwanese man and a retired government official on national security charges, accusing them of organizing an espionage network for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The case involves Cheng Ming-chia,
Taipei: Taiwan’s central bank has adopted dynamic adjustments in its portfolio management of the country’s foreign exchange reserves, aiming to reduce potential risks arising from fluctuations in U.S. Treasury bonds, Central Bank Governor Yang Chin-lo…
Taipei: Nebuta artists Makoto Suwa and Hiromi Hayashi from Japan’s Aomori City have announced plans to craft large lantern floats for the 2026 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Chiayi County. The announcement was made on Monday