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POLITICS <strong>Japan honors ex-speaker</strong> Former legislative speaker Wang Jin-pyng (王金平) was among three Taiwanese included in the Japanese government’s autumn honors list for contributions to the development of relations between Taipei and Tokyo. Wang, 80, who served as speaker from 1999 to 2016, is to receive the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun, Japan’s highest ordinarily conferred honor, for his contributions to enhancing mutual friendship and underst...

We’ve all heard that unfortunate saying about curiosity and cats, but in the case of That Little Puff, one feline’s nosy nature is paying off deliciously.

This summer, a Hong Kong action thriller Raging Fire proved that a taste of Hong Kong flavor is still in vogue, winning the hearts of millions on the Chinese mainland.

Rain is expected to continue until tomorrow, when the northeast monsoon is expected to bring cooler weather to Taiwan, particularly in the northern, northeastern and eastern regions, forecasters said yesterday. Torrential rain is expected in eastern areas today and tomorrow, while the western areas are forecast to have cloudy weather with showers, Central Weather Bureau (CWB) forecaster Hsieh Pei-yun (謝佩芸) said. Northern and northeastern Taiwan should be wary of cold weather on Monday morn...

Actor Daniel Dae Kim is speaking out about a vicious hate crime against his sister six years ago that he says robbed the once avid runner of the ability to pursue her passion.

/ Staff writer, with CNARain is expected to continue until tomorrow, when the northeast monsoon is expected to bring cooler weather to Taiwan, particularly in the northern, northeastern and eastern regions, forecasters said yesterday.

Staff Writer, with CNA /The Central Weather Bureau issued a sea warning for Tropical Storm Kompasu at 8:30pm yesterday as the storm continues to move west toward the Bashi Channel between Taiwan and the Philippines.

The Central Weather Bureau issued a sea warning for Tropical Storm Kompasu at 8:30pm yesterday as the storm continues to move west toward the Bashi Channel between Taiwan and the Philippines. As of 8pm yesterday, Kompasu was 730km southeast of Oluanpi (鵝鑾鼻), the southernmost point of Taiwan proper, moving northwest at 21kph, the bureau said. The storm had maximum sustained winds of 82.8kph, with gusts of up to 108kph, it added. Former bureau Weather Forecast Center director Daniel Wu (吳�...

CONTINUING TO WATCH: The storm could directly affect the nation, causing heavy rain in eastern Taiwan that could last all week, a former CWB director said/ Staff writer, with CNA