Taiwan's Democratic Future at Stake as KMT Aims to Influence Hsinchu Mayor Election
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chairman and President Lai Ching-te emphasized in a recent forum in Kaohsiung that the city will face significant pressu
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chairman and President Lai Ching-te emphasized in a recent forum in Kaohsiung that the city will face significant pressu
The Legislative Yuan's Judiciary and Judicial Committee recently reviewed and discussed a draft amendment to the Land, Sea, and Air Force Criminal Code, sp
Defense Minister Chou Hsi-chen Visited Han Kuang Exercise Troops to Understand Drone Tactical Operations Yesterday, under the guidance of Defense Minister
President Lai Ching-te held a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Ralph Gonsalves, in Taipei today, marking the firs
On Monday, a rare outburst of anger was witnessed at the legislature, with Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu at the helm of the budget negotiation session. Th
President Lai Ching-te met with Japan's former Chief of Staff, Shigeru Ishiba, and other Japanese lawmakers today, discussing the importance of strengthene
Vice President Tsai Ing-wen attended the opening ceremony of the 2026 Harvard Taiwan English Leadership Camp, in which she emphasized that communication, c
Amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Taiwan's grassroots medical system is facing new challenges. Recently, the Taiwan Association of Medical Care Organiz
President Tsai Ing-wen hosted a state banquet tonight, accompanied by Vice President Lai Ching-te, to welcome visiting Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of Sa
Minister Lin Chia-lung said at the luncheon that the visit of St. Vincent and the Grenadines' Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves to Taiwan is a significant eve
The Colombian government has reported that a 7.4 magnitude earthquake has struck the country, resulting in severe destruction and a significant loss of lif
China's Maritime Notice Sparks Anger from US, State Department Stresses Freedom of Navigation China's Maritime Safety Administration recently issued a noti
Recent developments in Africa have caused discomfort among many Taiwanese. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, there have been instances where Ta
President Rai Qingde attended the naming and launching ceremony of two new ships, 100 and 300 tons, held this afternoon at the Guo Hai Institute in Kaohsiu
KMT Chairman Zheng Liwen recently stated in a public speech that Taiwan has never been independent, and Taiwan has never been a country. This statement has
A bipartisan delegation of Australian Queensland parliamentarians is visiting Taiwan to gain insight into the country's technological and energy transforma
Recently, the issue of government vehicle use has sparked widespread attention and discussion in Taiwan. Wu Ying-chang, the newly nominated vice president
Taiwanese Representative Liu Yongjian recently published an op-ed in Poland's mainstream media "Election Day Report" criticizing China's recently passed "L
Taiwanese Representative Lee I-yiang Absents Himself from Nagasaki Peace Ceremony, Sparking Diplomatic Controversy with Japan The absence of Taiwanese Repr
The Han Kuang Exercise: Taiwan's Defense Ministry Focuses on Unmanned Aircraft Effectiveness This year's Han Kuang Exercise is being conducted in a complex
Central News Agency reporter Wang Yangyu reported from Taipei on October 10th that the premiers of friendly nations St. Vincent and St. Lucia, Philip J. Pi
The Presidential Office announced today that the approval for the resignation of the Director-General of the National Palace Museum, Chen Yi-shen, has been
The Taiwanese military's "Han Kuang 42" live-fire exercise continued, with National Defense Minister Lee Hsiang-yao visiting the Command Center of the Garr
The Taiwanese military recently launched a live-fire drill, codenamed "Han Kuang 42," in Taitung County. To enhance communication and cooperation with loca