Keelung: An unemployed, drunk man tried the patience of Keelung’s fire department Tuesday by repeatedly jumping into the city’s busy commercial harbor to swim, requiring multiple deployments of rescue teams to haul him out. According

Taipei: An assortment of military aircraft flew over the Presidential Office building in downtown Taipei early Thursday as part of a rehearsal organized by Taiwan’s military ahead of the National Day of the Republic of

Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index saw a notable increase as it opened, rising by 409.4 points to reach 26,392.31. This surge occurred on a turnover of NT$11.38 billion (US$373.88 million).

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Taipei: Shares in Taiwan ended higher but retreated from their peak on Wednesday, as some investors shifted to selling due to concerns over potential volatility in U.S. markets following the U.S. government shutdown, dealers reported.

Taipei: Taiwan Lottery Co. on Wednesday introduced two new NT$200 scratch-off games, offering a total of more than NT$1.54 billion (US$47.7 million) in prizes ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival. The two games, Scratch-off Gold Lotto