Coach Liu’s trophy cabinet is cluttered. There are so many shiny accolades competing for space on the shelves, that the diminutive trainer struggles to remember them all. Some stick out, though. “This ...

I have never felt prouder of Taiwan. The way the country – both the people and government – have dealt with the ongoing coronavirus crisis has been ...

The FSC’s first condition is that Taishin make a statement committing to protect employee rights, guarantee long-term operations, and stabilize the shareholder structure of the merged entity. Secondly ...

After living in Taiwan for two decades, regular Wine & Dine contributor Mark Caltonhill returned to his native UK at the end of 2013. Now he’s back and looking at what has changed on the food scene.

The Legislative Yuan is currently considering draft amendments to Taiwan’s three primary media laws that would allow limited investment in electronic media operations by government, political parties, ...

The world of patient care is constantly evolving, thanks to the hard work, continuous innovation, and collaborative spirit of doctors, international healthcare providers, patient advocacy groups, and ...

Taiwan’s Central Bank in late March raised its 2022 GDP growth forecast to 4.05%, up slightly from the 4.03% it predicted last December. The revision shows that despite slowing growth in Taiwan’s ...

Surangel Whipps Jr., President of the Micronesian country of Palau, one of Taiwan’s few remaining diplomatic allies, made a five-day official visit to Taiwan in late March to celebrate the opening of ...

After last year’s GDP growth of over 6%, the Directorate General of Budgeting, Accounting and Statistics (DGBAS) forecast last month that Taiwan’s economy will grow 4.42% in 2022, an upward revision ...

The recent water park tragedy brought to light some of the strengths and weaknesses of Taiwan’s emergency medical system. In what New Taipei City Mayor Eric Chu described as the “worst incident of ...