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Hundreds of schools will be present and 150,000 job opportunities will be on offer at the 9th Graduate School and Career Exhibition in Taipei this weekend, organizers said yesterday. The fair takes place today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to...

Taipei, Nov. 26 (CNA) Taiwan's economy will post a narrower contraction this year than previously forecast, but the new estimate of a 2.53 percent contraction will remain the worst decline in history, the country's chief statistician said Thursday. August, when...

A man blamed for numerous killings and rapes has been executed in Texas for the murder of a woman who was raped, beaten and left to die on a Houston street. Fifty-one-year-old Johnny Ray Johnson was pronounced dead at 6:19...

Watching planes take-off and landing near Kaohsiung Int'l Airport is a new recreation for Kaohsiung people. To offer guests who come from other cities a chance to experience the stunning activity, Han-Hsien International Hotel and Sky City Cafe together present...

Taiwan's police chief promised tougher intervention Wednesday after supporters of embattled President Chen Shui-bian smashed a car during a confrontation with his opponents. Cable TV stations showed Chen supporters in the southern city of Tainan _ his home region _...

The protestation of People First Party (PFP) legislators led by chairman James Soong at the National Day rally this morning had not only marred the festivity of the event but also amazed foreign guests who were on the reviewing stand....

The union and management had held talks on the labor collective agreement until Tuesday. However, they could not narrow their differences over the reinstatement of fired workers and the company ended negotiations unilaterally. “We already agreed to discuss the issue...

Taipei, Taiwan–On Nov. 25, a week after the publication of his new book “Taiwan Disaster,” Yuan Hongbing held a press conference in Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan. He explained that Taiwan’s democracy has become a major threat to communist China, and the...

The Apple Daily accused the Taipei City Government of pushing for a return to martial law Friday after it was fined a total of NT$1 million for the violent content of its animated news service. Taipei Mayor Hau Lung-bin on...