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Taiwan will suspend clothing and related textile good imports from North Korea
Attacker took a hammer and smashed display case in a history museum to steal samurai sword, said police official
China is accused of tightening its grip in semi-autonomous Hong Kong
China conducted air exercises near Taiwan over the weekend
The wrong move runs counter to the consensus reached by the two presidents, the embassy says in a statement
Water surged into cars, homes and businesses after 600 millimetres of rain fell in under 11 hours in some areas
The island is home to several key suppliers for Apple's iPhone
The court ruled that Taiwan's government must make the change within two years.
Gay marriage is currently legal in only around 20 countries around the world, 13 of which are in Europe.
Hundreds of thousands have gathered to demonstrate against legalising same-sex unions.
The 54-year-old man, identified by his family name Lin, beheaded his sister with a kitchen knife.
The hiker went missing in early March while trekking in a remote area of northwestern Nepal
Parliament passed legislation to outlaw the consumption, purchase or possession of dog and cat meat
Since 2013, the San Francisco-based giant was running without the proper registration to operate as a taxi service
Taiwan has never built a submarine before & will need to rely on foreign technology support to make an advanced vessel
Vietnamese officials denounced Taiwanese drilling on the disputed island of Itu Aba
China's Ministry of Public Security did not immediately respond to a request for comment
Chinese spy cases in Taiwan usually involve retired Taiwanese military officers
Beijing has heaped pressure on self-ruled Taiwan, which it views as a breakaway province
Activists want the statue of Chiang to be removed, who is largely blamed for the violence
The latest victim died on Tuesday morning after suffering multiple injuries and internal bleeding
The smartphone app has faced stiff resistance from traditional taxi drivers around the world
Just after he won the election, Trump provoked Beijing by accepting a congratulatory call from Taiwan's president
EU commission says will impose taxes on certain Chinese steel products
China is deeply suspicious of Tsai, who it thinks wants to push for the formal independence of Taiwan
I'm not meeting with anybody until after January 20th because it's a little bit inappropriate
United States feel they must not be bound by the policy unless it gets something in return from China
Trump said it would have been disrespectful not to take the call from Tsai, who he said wanted to congratulate him
China lodged a diplomatic protest over the call and blamed Taiwan for what it called a "petty" move
China regards self-ruling Taiwan as part of its own territory awaiting reunification under Beijing's rule
Supporters of gay rights are more hopeful than ever that same-sex marriage will soon become a reality
Cross-strait ties have deteriorated under Taiwan's first female president Tsai Ing-wen
Those responsible for the mistake have been punished, the station said without giving details
Google satellite images show a circular structure with four Y-shaped attachments
Taiwan ranked friendliest
Hon Hai gains Sharp's cutting-edge LCD panel technology with the $3.5-billion buyout
Authorities have issued 1,210 tickets for smartphone use in traffic since the game's release in Taiwan
The giraffe died of lung and heart failure
Interior ministry says tour group of 24 people, eight men and 16 women, was from China's northeastern city of Dalian
Surveillance images released showed masked robbers working in two-man teams targeting 41 ATMs in three cities
Police said a 47-centimetre steel pipe filled with explosive material appeared to be the cause of the blast
As many as 331,900 households lost power due to the storm, with close to 255,000 without electricity
Authorities hunt for more than one suspect, among them a man wearing black clothes, aged around 40
Cause of explosion as yet undetermined
The Brave Wind missile flew about 75 kilometres before plunging into waters off Penghu
Six of the group were swept away by the wave but one 15-year-old girl managed to grab hold of some driftwood
The Computex fair comes as Taiwan looks to tech innovation as a way out of economic stagnation
Witnesses reported that tremors could be felt in buildings in Taipei
Wang Ching-yu is accused of overpowering the mother of the child and beheading the young girl with a kitchen knife
The shallow quake struck at a depth of 10 kilometres (six miles), the US Geological Survey says