The Mainland Affairs Council clarifies that Taiwanese holding Chinese documents could face revocation of household registration and reminds citizens of privacy risks.
Recent imports of star anise from China have tested positive for harmful substances, raising public concerns over food safety and prompting tighter inspection measures.
US-China relations are increasingly tense; experts analyze China's Taiwan strategy and potential US intervention, warning of possible conflict escalation.
The Taiwan Fact-Checking Center reiterates that the recently circulated prediction of a 2025 earthquake lacks scientific basis and calls on the public to remain vigilant.
In the Korean presidential election, Lee Jae-myung currently leads with 47.70%, closely followed by Kim Moon-soo. Exit polls indicate Lee may secure victory.
Lee Jae-myung has won South Korea's presidential election with 48.8% of the vote, becoming the new president.
Lee Jae-myung wins the South Korean presidential election, facing significant challenges including economic difficulties and foreign policy adjustments.
Lee Jae-myung, the largest opposition party candidate, emphasizes ending civil war and restoring democracy while pledging to revitalize the economy.
Lee Jae-Myung wins the South Korean presidential election, promising to end political unrest and boost the economy, while Kim Moon-Soo concedes defeat.
South Korea's presidential election results show Lee Jae-myung leading, with the new president scheduled to take office on April 4, facing multiple domestic challenges.
Lee Jae-myung has been elected as South Korea's president, with scholars asserting his pro-U.S., non-anti-China stance will have limited impact on Taiwan, maintaining stable relations.
Lee Jae-myung's election as South Korea's new president signifies potential changes in foreign policy, with a tribute to the nation's decision.
Lee Jae-myung's victory confirmed in South Korea's presidential election, with a voter turnout of 79.4%.
Lee Jae-myung wins the South Korean presidential election, vowing to fulfill his commitments to the citizens.
Yang Ru-Men urges the Taiwanese government to consider the implications of zero tariffs on agriculture, stressing that the burden should not fall on Taiwanese citizens.
U.S. job openings unexpectedly rose to 7.391 million in April, indicating resilience in the labor market despite ongoing economic challenges.
Wei Jun proposes renaming "Zhongzheng Park" to "Zhongli Central Park" to emphasize local history and culture. Mayor Zhang Shanzheng states that a public consensus is necessary before proceeding with the name change.
OECD has lowered the U.S. economic growth forecast from 2.8% to 1.6% and 1.5%, with the stock market opening mostly flat.
TSMC released its 2024 report, highlighting uncertainties in U.S. tariff policies but stable customer behavior, with revenue expected to grow by 24% to 26% this year.
The Taiwan team garnered 18 Edison Awards, enhancing leak detection accuracy while making significant breakthroughs in the biomedical sector.
Laila Soueif, 69, has been on a hunger strike for 247 days protesting her son's imprisonment, urging the UK to pressure Egypt.
Microsoft updates the Windows system for the EU economic area, allowing the uninstallation of Microsoft Store and Edge is no longer set as default.
Nearly 20 years after Madeleine McCann went missing, Portuguese police are resuming extensive search operations seeking clues in her case.
Mentaiko discusses her parenting and living experiences in Tokyo, from language learning to cultural shocks, and plans to publish a new book reflecting her insights and challenges.