TAOYUAN, Taiwan — A female motorcyclist sparked panic on Sunday, July 20, after she mistakenly drove onto the platform at Taiwan Railways’ Neili Station, startling

TAIPEI — With U.S. tariffs on Taiwan approaching a crucial announcement, the automotive market has been jolted by PEUGEOT’s aggressive pricing strategy. Baojia United, co-representing

New Taipei City — A university student eager to watch the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) All-Star Game was defrauded of nearly NT$100,000 after attempting

TAICHUNG — A 21-year-old man who spent his entire life without a legal identity has finally received his first national ID card, marking a turning

NANTOU COUNTY — After more than 20 years in operation, Taiwan’s highest-altitude Starbucks store officially closed its doors on Monday evening, marking the end of

TAICHUNG, Taiwan — Residents and tourists in parts of Taichung City have reported unusual radio interference after hearing broadcasts from China’s state-run media on a

MANILA — Beijing has voiced strong opposition to the growing security collaboration between Taiwan and the Philippines, expressing serious concern over what it views as

TAIPEI — Poultry farmers across central and southern Taiwan are calling out what they describe as government interference in market pricing, following the devastating impact

MANILA, Philippines — Senate President Francis “Chiz” Escudero has pushed back against mounting calls for him to inhibit from presiding over the upcoming impeachment trial

MANILA — President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has expressed strong dismay over reports that government workers were installing tarpaulins for his upcoming State of the