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Rights Foundation Approves Record 150 Million NTD in Compensation Across 78 Cases
The Foundation for Restoration of Rights held its 20th meeting of the second board of directors and supervisors on the 18th of this month, chaired by Chair
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Premier Cho Jung-tai Demands Strict Quality Control for School Lunches
At a food safety meeting chaired yesterday, Premier Cho Jung-tai once again placed school nutritional lunches on the agenda, pointing out that school meals
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Estonia Imposes Sudden Border Restrictions Amid Fears of New Russian Mobilization
The border situation between the Baltic states and Russia has recently drawn intense scrutiny once again, particularly after Estonia implemented unannounce
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Taiwan's TPP Caucus Unveils Priority Bills Focused on Tax Reform and Livelihood Issues
As the new legislative session of the Legislative Yuan is about to begin, political parties have successively laid out their priority bills for the session
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KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun spends 5 million NTD on shelter gift boxes for vulnerable groups
The Kuomintang (KMT) announced today that Chairperson Cheng Li-wen recently used approximately NT$5 million of her own funds to purchase nearly 13,000 Mid-
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Taiwan pledges $25 billion yearly AI push to build a smart island.
President Lai Ching‑te met with the award‑winning companies of the 22nd Taiwan Golden Root Award at the Presidential Office today and outlined the governme
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Premier's Salary Freeze Sparks Clash Between Presidential Office and Opposition Over Constitution
The controversy surrounding the freezing of Premier Cho Jung-tai's salary has continued to escalate between the Legislative Yuan and the executive branch r
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Taichung Port's NT$10 Billion Reclamation Defended Against Environmental Review Evasion Claims
Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) has actively promoted various infrastructure projects and port upgrades at the Port of Taipei in recent years
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Taiwan Foreign Minister Warns China Twists UN Resolution to Justify Invasion
Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung published an op-ed in Japan's Sankei Shimbun today, issuing a warning to the international community that the rul
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Eswatini Deputy Prime Minister Visits Taiwan to Sign Economic and Medical Agreements
Eswatini Deputy Prime Minister Thulisile Dladla led an official delegation to arrive in Taiwan once again this Tuesday, marking her third visit since 2022.
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Biagio warns of Beijing pressure as Taiwan upholds defense and dialogue
Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim accepted an exclusive interview with the British newspaper *Financial Times* on the 21st of this month, clarifying her stance
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Taipei and New Taipei leaders unveil Chuanduan Bridge's new historical chapter
The Chuanduan Bridge, which spans the Xindian Creek and connects Taipei City and New Taipei City, was officially opened tonight (the 21st) under the joint
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Taiwanese officials attend Belize's 45th anniversary, boosting education and blue economy cooperation.
Belize celebrated the 45th anniversary of its independence on the 21st of this month. Taiwan's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chen Ming-chi, was invit
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Taiwan and Australia Deepen Economic Ties to Counter Indo-Pacific Challenges Together
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Deputy Minister of the Department of International Cooperation and Economic Affairs / Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ger B
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Taiwan Unveils New Disaster Prevention Tech and Helicopter Rescue Strategies
Twenty-seven years after the 921 earthquake, the tragedy of that year remains deeply embedded in the hearts of Hualien residents. The magnitude 7.3 strong
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Lai Ching-te Launches Taiwan's First International Disaster Management Alliance for Global Cooperation
President Lai Ching-te received the heads of delegations from the World Disaster Management Alliance (WADM) at the Presidential Office today, pointing out
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Hsiao Bi-khim stresses European cooperation to counter China's gray-zone threats.
Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim noted in an exclusive interview with the Central News Agency on the 21st that, in the face of "gray-zone" threats posed by Chi
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Taiwan's Indigenous Submarine Narwhal Begins New Sea Trials for October Delivery
Taiwan has taken another crucial step in its self-defense as the indigenous prototype submarine, the *Narwhal*, headed out to sea again from the CSBC Corpo
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Taiwan's Double Ten National Day Souvenirs Unveiled, Blending Tech and Practicality
As various sectors in the Republic of China prepare for the upcoming Double Tenth National Day, the National Day Celebration Preparation Committee official
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Taiwan President Lai Inspects School Earthquake Drill, Praising Calm and Preparedness
President Lai Ching-te visited the Kaohsiung Special Education School this morning to inspect the campus earthquake evacuation drill held for "National Dis
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KMT Youth Wing Launches 2026 Campaign Strategy Led by Lien Sheng-wu
The Kuomintang's (KMT) Youth Affairs Development Committee officially launched a brand-new political strategy today titled the "2026 Youth Action Trilogy."
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Ill-Gotten Party Assets Settlement Committee loses lawsuits, sparking KMT and judicial backlash
The legal battle between the Executive Yuan's Ill-Gotten Party Assets Settlement Committee and the Kuomintang (KMT) has escalated once again. Following a s
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KMT and DPP Candidates Clash Over Defense Ethics for Felons
Taiwanese political campaigns often reach a fever pitch on the eve of voting, with various camps launching offensives and counter-offensives regarding the
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Experts warn democracies must deepen defense resilience and reduce internal divisions against Sino-Russian threats.
As authoritarian nations such as mainland China and Russia increasingly employ diversified warfare tactics across military, cyber, and intelligence domains