Taipei: The Ma Ying-jeou Foundation on Friday filed criminal complaints against two former employees over alleged breach of trust and embezzlement, as controversy surrounding the foundation continued to escalate. In a brief statement, the foundation

Taiwan: Taiwan’s Legislature on Friday approved a 2026 special defense procurement budget of more than NT$8.81 billion (US$258.7 million) to fund purchases of five U.S. weapons systems. The budget bill passed its third reading without

Taipei: The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a lower court ruling that former President Chen Shui-bian cannot be prosecuted for money laundering in a case linked to the appointment of former Taipei 101 Chairperson Diana

Taipei: Taiwan’s government has refrained from establishing a timeline or specific targets for the newly introduced measures aimed at reversing the country’s declining birth rate. These measures were unveiled by President Lai Ching-te in an

Taipei: The secretary-general of the Legislative Yuan expressed on Thursday his hope that a decision regarding the relocation or reconstruction of the legislature will be reached during the current legislative term. Chou Wan-lai made this