Taipei: Taiwan’s Smart City Summit and Expo kicked off Tuesday in Taipei, showcasing the nation’s strengths in digital governance and smart public services.

According to Focus Taiwan, the event is designed to highlight Taiwan’s

Brisbane: New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih visited the Asia-Pacific headquarters of Populous, a global architecture firm known for stadium design, in Brisbane, Australia Tuesday to inform the city’s decision on a site for the proposed

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed higher Tuesday led by the electronics sector, after Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang’s upbeat AI remarks overnight sparked buying that helped the local index bounce back from a slump in

Taipei: President Lai Ching-te on Monday called for closer cooperation among democratic partners to strengthen supply chain and economic resilience and said Taiwan wanted to work with like-minded countries to form “international teams” with them.

Taipei: A visiting senior Japanese lawmaker has criticized China for its reaction to Taiwan-related comments made by Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, saying Beijing was engaging in its “usual tactics” by distorting the truth.

According