Taiwan faces a rising crisis of antibiotic resistance as drug-resistant bacteria like CRE spread across hospitals. Experts warn of limited treatments and urge reforms to encourage pharmaceutical innovation and fair drug pricing.
Taipei launches its first 14-day civilian reservist recall program, extending traditional training cycles and incorporating urban warfare, combat drills, and medical training to strengthen Taiwan’s national defense capabilities.
Trump and Xi's recent call focused on trade, not Taiwan, easing global tension but offering no change to U.S. policy. Analysts explain what it means for Taiwan’s security.
Taiwan’s CDC shortens COVID-19 booster interval from six to two months for high-risk groups amid rising cases and waning immunity. New policy begins June 5, 2025.
Jane Goodall returns to Taiwan, applauds Delta Electronics’ coral restoration efforts, and launches a new marine education project for youth. A landmark moment for ocean conservation.
Taiwan enhances mountain safety with new signage and regulations following a rise in hiking accidents. Learn about the measures and how to prepare for safe hiking.
Taiwan's Supreme Court upholds prison sentences for 10 individuals, including temple leader Lee Hui-hsin, in a major Chinese espionage case involving surrender videos and military infiltration. Learn the full story and its implications for Taiwan's national security.
Taiwan and Guatemala signed two landmark agreements to bolster semiconductor cooperation and enhance diplomatic coordination. President Lai and President Arévalo emphasize a strategic alliance, economic resilience, and shared democratic values.
Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo arrives in Taiwan for a state visit to strengthen bilateral ties, focusing on economic cooperation and strategic partnership.
A 78-year-old man in New Taipei drove his car into a crowd near a school, killing three and injuring 12. Police confirm deliberate intent. Despite the driver’s death, the case continues. Legal and safety implications explained.
