Taipei: Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) said Thursday that China’s new “ethnic unity” law, set to take effect on July 1, contains vaguely defined provisions, and that Beijing has done little to ease international concerns

Taipei: The Cabinet on Thursday proposed fines ranging from NT$30,000 (US$943) to NT$100,000 for individuals found in possession of electronic cigarettes, which are banned in Taiwan. This initiative is part of broader efforts to curb

Taipei: Shipbuilder CSBC Corp., Taiwan, announced that Taiwan’s first domestically built submarine, the Narwhal, is on schedule for delivery in the second half of this year, “despite political pressure from China.” The primary contractor of

Washington: Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu on Wednesday urged U.S. lawmakers in Washington to help expand Taiwan’s participation in international organizations, saying the current situation for Taiwan is “like being able to date but not marry.”

Taipei: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced that two special Taiwan funds, aimed at bolstering economic and trade relations, are accessible to all countries in central and eastern Europe, not exclusively to Lithuania. This