Tourists who took the inaugural "travel bubble" flight from Taiwan to Palau have returned to Taiwan.

Foreign governments and political leaders are sending their condolences after a train crash in eastern Taiwan earlier in the day left at least 50 people dead and scores injured.

Taiwan's official manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) reading came in at 62.7 in March, slightly lower than the previous month but remaining in expansionary territory for the ninth consecutive month and above 60 for the fifth consecutive month.

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has confirmed that a BBC correspondent working in China has relocated to Taiwan after facing threats.

Book publications in Taiwan last year have hit a two-decade low.

The contractor to build Taoyuan International Airport's much-delayed third terminal has finally emerged.

National Sun Yat-sen University, located in Kaohsiung city, has become the base for cultivating bilingual education teachers.

The Ministry of Labour (MOL) says young people are being paid more than before.

The newly opened Taichung metropolitan rail (MRT) line has attracted hundreds of thousands of riders over its first few days of operation.