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A series of earthquakes Sunday — including one of a 6.5 magnitude — have left several injured, with reports of building damage and disruption to

Taiwan’s decade-long ban on Japanese food imports from areas affected by the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster will be the key agenda for bilateral

Renowned primatologist Jane Goodall will give a Tang Prize lecture Nov. 20, part of a two-day online program featuring expert talks on law, science and

Former lawmaker Ju Gau-jeng (???), who was known for taking the first swing at a legislative speaker in 1988 and his aggressive ways while serving

A deal for Taiwanese supermarket chain PX Mart to acquire hypermarket operator RT-Mart could pose big challenges for Carrefour as the acquisition will help PX

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world’s largest contract chipmaker, denied a report Friday that there has been a delay in its Arizona investment project,

Taiwan Mobile Co. has become Taiwan’s first telecom operator to receive 5G SA (standalone access) system certification from the National Communications Commission, which will enable

Beijing has inaccurately interpreted a United Nations resolution adopted in 1971 to exclude Taiwan from playing a role in the international organization and its affiliates,