The Latest Breaking News from Taiwan

Taiwan closed schools and offices and evacuated hundreds from vulnerable areas around the island ahead of a strong typhoon expected to hit its populated western coast

Shigeru Ishiba was set Tuesday to become Japanese prime minister, seeking to restore the ruling party's popularity and tackle a demographic crisis, a lacklustre economy and fears over China's military build-up.

The semiconductor industry is on the rise owing to the increasing demand, technological progress, and government investments. Thus, investors could consider investing in Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Qorvo (QRVO), and QUALCOMM (QCOM) to capitalize on the sector's growth before the next chip shortage. Read more….

Prosecutors question four people associated with company whose label was on exploding devices

The Sazanami sailed south through the 180-kilometre waterway with ships from Australia and New Zealand.

From Taiwan to the war in Gaza, voters in swing states trust Trump over Harris to handle foreign issues better. But voters nationwide say the opposite.

Taipei Government officials say Chinese actors are behind hacking groups.

Chinese aggression in the South China Sea forcing countries such as Japan to increase defences and talk up an ‘Asian Nato’

It’s known as “Taiwan's chewing gum”. Betel, a nut as hated as it is loved, occupies a special place in the island's culture. This stimulant is consumed by hundreds of thousands of people, mainly from working-class backgrounds, and supports just as many others. But few people know that this nut…