Taiwan's cities are backing new measures to fight ticket scalping by promoting real-name registration for concert tickets. Learn how Taipei and Kaohsiung are leading the way in curbing illegal ticket resale.

Taiwan’s manufacturing expansion slowed in December, with the PMI indicating cautious growth due to global uncertainties. Employment and supplier deliveries rose, but the business outlook remained negative amid trade concerns.

Starting in 2025, Taiwan will require national food chains to use traceable washed eggs, improving food safety and transparency. The new policy is set to cover a range of establishments, including breakfast shops and bakeries.

Taiwan Railway Corp. is considering penalties for a man who trespassed on railway tracks at Fuzhou Station in New Taipei, causing significant train delays. Investigation ongoing.

Five people were injured in a collision between a bus and a sedan in Taichung’s Wuri District. The accident occurred when the sedan made an illegal left turn. Investigation ongoing.

Taiwan plans to build a major unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) testing facility in Chiayi County, enhancing the country’s position in the global drone market with a focus on innovation and military applications.

A survey reveals that less than 40% of young Taiwanese support regulating pro-China influencers, raising concerns among experts about Taiwan's youth awareness of China’s influence operations.

Five construction workers released on bail after a deadly fire at a PX Mart facility in Taichung. The incident claimed nine lives, and investigations are ongoing into safety violations.