Taipei: Taiwan’s foreign exchange reserves dipped below the US$600 billion threshold by the end of June, as the central bank intervened in the market to curb the U.S. dollar’s rise against the Taiwan dollar during

Taipei: The Legislature on Tuesday passed an amendment to the Criminal Code stipulating that the period from the commission of a sexual assault against a minor until the victim reaches the age of 20 will

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan experienced a significant decline, falling over 2 percent on Tuesday as investors redirected funds away from the electronics sector amid concerns over stock valuations and renewed geopolitical tensions. This downturn follows

Taipei: Chunghwa Post Co. suspended services on July 1 for online sellers using the Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) system to ship goods valued at pound 150 (US$171) or less to European Union nations, following a

Taipei: State-run oil supplier CPC Corp., Taiwan announced Saturday that it will cut domestic gasoline and diesel prices by NT$0.6 (US$0.02) and NT$0.7 per liter, respectively, in response to a fall in international crude oil