Taipei: The lead story in major Taiwan dailies on Sunday highlights a significant diplomatic development as the U.S. and China foreign ministers hold their first
Melbourne: Hsieh Su-wei and her partner Jelena Ostapenko showcased their tenacity in the Australian Open women’s doubles final, but ultimately fell short of securing Hsieh’s
Tainan: A magnitude 5.7 earthquake that struck in a mountainous area near the border between Tainan and Chiayi County at 7:38 a.m. Sunday continued to
Hualien: Skeletal remains found earlier this month in Taroko National Park have been identified as those of a foreign tourist who went missing with his
Taichung: Fourteen people who were admitted to hospitals in Taichung after getting sick from suspected food poisoning from a meal at The Lin Hotel on
TAOYUAN: Several police officers and passersby rushed to rescue people trapped inside a blazing car, after it crashed into a traffic barrier on National Freeway
Taoyuan: One man and three children died, and four others were injured after an overloaded electric vehicle slammed into a traffic barrier and burst into
Tainan: A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck the southern Taiwan city of Tainan at 7:49 p.m. Saturday, followed by another of magnitude 4.8 a minute later