Open auditions for the Presidential Cup Street Dance competition began in August, attracting more than 500 groups nationwide.

Lastly, the requirement that the Dalai Lama be approved by the Chinese government, as if the Dalai Lama were an “official” ...

European carmakers are looking into ways to scratch components made with parts from China, spooked by deepening geopolitical spats playing out through chipmaker Nexperia BV and Beijing’s export ...

Four armed China Coast Guard vessels yesterday morning sailed through disputed waters controlled by Japan, amid a diplomatic spat following Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichis ...

Only 169,159 Chinese tourists have visited Lienchiang (Matsu) and Kinmen counties this year, compared to the more than 2.3 million Taiwanese who have visited China, as Beijing continues to ban Chinese ...

Soil where Taiwan firs (Abies kawakamii) grow contains about 20 tonnes more carbon per hectare than soil around other tree species, which could create opportunities in carbon credit markets, a Taiwan ...

Apple Inc is stepping up its succession-planning efforts as it prepares for Tim Cook to step down as chief executive of the tech giant as soon as next year, the Financial Times reported on Friday.

Hundreds of people lined up inside National Taiwan University (NTU) yesterday after an anonymous netizen falsely promised to hand out free fried chicken and bubble milk tea, prompting the school to ...

Thousands marched on the capital’s historic main public square, the Zocalo, in a demonstration fueled by young Mexicans with ties to a global wave of Gen Z protests as well as supporters of the ...

A 20-year-old with facial neurofibroma yesterday said that accepting her differences has helped her live her life to its fullest. Shih Yu-kuei (施羽桂) talked about her experiences publicly for the first ...

Nine people were defrauded out of NT$9.33 million (US$299,518) in September, some in scams seeking to exploit the government’s universal cash handout program, the Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) ...

The PRC representative then said that if a “filthy neck sticks itself in uninvited, we will cut it off without a moment’s hesitation. Are you prepared for that?” This was widely, and probably ...