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Taiwanese stocks suffered a historic rout yesterday as investors locked in gains from the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, triggering a broad-based selloff in technology shares that marked the largest point decline in the TAIEX’s history.
Taiwan cannot afford delays in acquiring critical defense capabilities, President William Lai (賴清德) said yesterday, calling on the legislature to approve the government’s new special budget for drones. The nation cannot stint on...
People attend the opening day of the Taipei International Summer Travel Expo at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center yesterday. The expo runs through Monday.
The Ministry of Digital Affairs’ scam reporting platform has received more than 1 million reports and taken down more than 500,000 scam-related messages to date, Minister of Digital Affairs Lin Yi-ching (林宜敬) said yesterday, adding that the...
US President Donald Trump on Thursday used a primetime address to the nation to elevate his yearslong push to raise doubts about the legitimacy of US elections and dispute his 2020 loss — this time, to justify his push to pass a strict voter...
A barrier lake in Hualien’s Wanli River (萬里溪) is expected to overflow, although it was holding up better than expected, the authorities said yesterday. The Central Emergency Operations Center (CEOC) on Thursday afternoon declared a red...
Sweden’s election revealed a widening gender divide, with women favoring welfare-focused Social Democrats and men increasingly backing the Sweden Democrats, reflecting deeper battles over taxes, immigration, identity and social change