Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Thursday highlight significant regional tensions and political developments. Among these, the United Daily News reports on
Hualien: Parts of Taroko National Park in Hualien County have reopened a year after a magnitude 7.2 earthquake rattled eastern Taiwan. Areas deemed stable are
Bologna: Seven popular Taiwanese illustrators and three intellectual property (IP) licensors are being featured at this year’s Bologna Children’s Book Fair, the world’s largest international
Kinmen: The illegal entry of a Chinese national into Kinmen, just before China’s military exercises around Taiwan on Tuesday, is under investigation by prosecutors as
Taoyuan: A Chinese national whose family-based residence permit was revoked over social media posts advocating China’s “military unification” with Taiwan was forcibly deported on Tuesday
Taipei: Taiwanese contract chipmaker United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC) opened a new 22-nanometer semiconductor fab in Singapore on Tuesday to satisfy growing demand and provide greater
Taipei: Minister of Labor Hung Sun-han has called for the introduction of consistent grievance handling mechanisms in draft bills regarding the handling of workplace bullying
Taipei: A total of 11 invoice receipts won the NT$10 million (US$304,000) special prize in Taiwan’s January-February uniform invoice lottery, including one for a NT$35