Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index opened 64.41 points higher at 24,244.26 on Friday, marking a positive start to the trading day. The initial turnover was recorded at NT$4.12 billion (US$134.29 million).

According to

Taipei: Taiwan’s representative to Sweden, Gu Ruey-sheng, has been appointed as the country’s new representative to Germany.

According to Focus Taiwan, the appointment follows a Presidential Order issued on August 28, which reassigned the former

Taipei: An electrical malfunction on the Taoyuan Airport MRT disrupted its traffic for three minutes, delaying 19 trains and affecting around 2,000 passengers on Thursday morning.

According to Focus Taiwan, the company said that the

Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 79.55 points, or 0.33 percent, at 24,179.85 Thursday on turnover of NT$440.99 billion (US$14.37 billion).

According to Focus Taiwan, the financial markets experienced a slight uplift as the trading

Taipei: Taiwan’s military should decentralize its command and control structure, giving smaller frontline units more authority to shoot and move in the event of a conflict with China, a U.S. military affairs expert told CNA.