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Yasaita Akio speaks in an exclusive interview. (Photo by Zhang Yu-ping)

Red Dragnet|Punched for Speaking Out: Akio Yaita Says China Is Sowing Fear in Taiwan

Premier Cho Jung-tai (卓榮泰) appeared before the Legislative Yuan to answer questions on the Chung Lien edible oil scandal. When opposition lawmakers demanded an apology, Cho fired back: "Is this a special report session or a special apology session?" (Phot

Tainted Cooking Oil, Tainted Government: The DPP Fails Its Own 2014 Test

Yashita Akio was punched by a Chinese national holding a Hong Kong passport, triggering a cross-strait political dispute. (Photo by Liu Weihong)

Taiwan Accuses Beijing of Cross-Border Repression After Attack on Media Commentator Yaita Akio

The Butterfly Valley incident left four dead and one injured. Pictured: rescue personnel using ropes to pull a victim with no signs of life up to the road. (CNA)

Stop Asking the Government to Babysit Hikers

ART TAICHUNG made its convention center debut this June after 14 years in hotel venues — a natural next step shaped by the city's growing population, thriving industries, and increasingly vibrant arts scene. (Photo courtesy of ART TAICHUNG)

Taichung's Art Fair Moves to a Convention Center — 30 Years in the Making

Thunderbolt-2000 multiple rocket launcher system firing rockets. (CNA)

Taiwan Army Conducts Live-Fire Drills on Beach in Simulated Combat Conditions

President Lai Ching-te (賴清德), Mainland Affairs Council Chairperson Chiu Chui-cheng (邱垂正), and Straits Exchange Foundation Chairman Su Jia-chyuan (蘇嘉全) attend the SEF's Lunar New Year gathering for Taiwanese businesspeople on February 24. Lai referred to t

In Carefully Chosen Words, Lai Tests a Softer Tone Toward Beijing