The Central Weather Administration has issued both land and sea warnings for Typhoon Krathon.

The contractor to build Taoyuan International Airport's much-delayed third terminal has finally emerged.

Transport Minister Wang Kwo-tsai is warning that China's adjustments to its flight paths in the Taiwan Strait could potentially affect aviation safety around Kinmen and Matsu.

We can buy insurance to cover most catastrophes, but not the risk of war. There are good and justifiable reasons why, but that isn't very helpful for the ordinary homeowner, or for a business that wants to set up in Taiwan. Is there any way out of this conundrum?

By Lee Faulkner

The Ministry of National Defense (MND) has appointed its first female chief to head the Political Warfare Bureau.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is warning that if Taiwan is attacked, the global economy could face devastation as most semiconductors in the world are produced here.

A majority of EU governments have agreed to push ahead with plans for more corporate tax transparency, unblocking progress on draft rules that have stalled for half a decade.

Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) has won one gold and three silver medals at the 2024 Edison Awards.

The Central Weather Administration's (CWA) Seismological Center says a series of strong earthquakes that rocked much of the island from Monday evening into Tuesday morning have been classified as aftershocks triggered by the 3 April earthquake.

An economic think tank is getting more optimistic about the local economy.

The Minister of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) today announced that group tours to China will be temporarily suspended from June.

A ban on the use of disposable tableware at restaurants and food courts in shopping malls will take effect in 10 municipalities in Taiwan next year, the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) said.

The ECCT's Low Carbon Initiative (LCI) hosted a lunch forum on the topic of sustainable supply chains where participants shared their experiences, achievements and aspirations to increase sustainability across their supply chains.

Vaccine nationalism in Taiwan touches on conflicted identity issues

By Brian Hioe

Vanilla products from Taiwan have received the Superior Taste Award from the Brussels-based International Taste Institute.

The cabinet is warning that a possible global economic downturn will affect Taiwan.

The Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) has lowered its global Covid-19 pandemic travel warning to level two, effective from tomorrow.

The Central Weather Administration is warning that a severe geo-magnetic storm could cause power outages and disturbances to satellite and radio operations in the coming days.

The cabinet's initial proposal to raise the annual tax on people who own multiple homes is getting a rather muted response from the island's real estate sector.

While the first draft of rules for Round 3.2 of Taiwan's offshore wind auction brings much anticipated flexibility there is still a lot of room for improvement. Localisation items have been reduced but will factor even stronger in the awards for 2028 and 2029 – that can be up to 900MW for a single project.

By Raoul Kubitschek, Jason Wang and James McCatherin

The Chinese National Federation of Industries (CNFI) is warning that large numbers of Taiwanese businesses in China are facing financial problems because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Taiwan is joining the growing list of countries calling for an investigation into alleged war crimes by Russian troops in Ukraine

Taiwan is joining the growing list of countries calling for an investigation into alleged war crimes by Russian troops in Ukraine

National Development Council (NDC) Deputy Minister Gao Xian-gui is warning that the ban on import of foodstuffs from Japan's Fukushima Prefecture could impede the government's plans to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)

Trade Based Money Laundering (TBML) is an insidious but often overlooked area of financial crime, especially for Taiwanese banks that have set up branches overseas.

By Paul Shelton

Microsoft says Taiwan is one of five countries in the Asia Pacific region that have seen the largest percentage increase in ransomware attacks over the past 18 months.

Despite touching on universal and contemporary themes and achieving popularity at home, Taiwan’s recent televisions shows and films have struggled to gain much traction with international audiences

By Brian Hioe