Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed significantly lower, experiencing a drop of over 650 points Thursday. The decline was primarily triggered by a surge in crude oil prices amid ongoing Middle East tensions and remarks from

Taipei: Starlux Airlines has been named the world’s fifth best airline by Airline Ratings, marking the highest-ever placing by a Taiwanese carrier.

According to Focus Taiwan, its 2026 World’s Best Airline rankings considered in-flight

Taipei: The New Taipei Metro’s Sanyin Line and the eastern extension of the Taipei Metro’s Tamsui-Xinyi Line, commonly known as the Red Line, are set to commence operations in June 2026, as announced by the

Taipei: Taiwan shares ended down 658.90 points, or 1.92 percent, at 33,689.68 Thursday on turnover of NT$845.71 billion (US$24.49 billion).

According to Focus Taiwan, the market experienced a noticeable decline, reflecting investor concerns and

Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index opened down by 189.00 points, settling at 33,483.94. The initial turnover was reported at NT$9.86 billion, equivalent to approximately US$310 million.

According to Focus Taiwan, the market’s opening