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German National Indicted for Attempted Heroin Smuggling in Taiwan — Faces Possible Death Penalty

A German national has been indicted in Taiwan for attempting to smuggle 3.4 kg of heroin via Taoyuan Airport. Facing life imprisonment or death under Taiwan’s strict drug laws, this case highlights growing international trafficking risks.

Taiwan Pauses Plan to Allow Foreign Graduates in Intermediate-Skilled Jobs Amid Public Concerns

Taiwan pauses a key labor reform that would have allowed foreign graduates to work in six skilled sectors. Explore the deeper context, public concerns, and what it means for Taiwan’s future workforce.

🚨 Repeat Drug Offender Indicted in Changhua After Crashing Into Teen Cyclists — Prosecutors Seek 10-Year Sentence

Changhua man indicted after crashing into teen cyclists while high on heroin, meth, and etomidate. Prosecutors seek 10-year sentence as Taiwan faces rising concerns over repeat drug DUIs and road safety.

55 Taiwanese Repatriated from Myanmar Amid Fraud and Human Trafficking Investigations

55 Taiwanese nationals returned home from Myanmar amid human trafficking and fraud investigations, as Taiwan intensifies its crackdown on transnational crime rings and overseas recruitment scams.

KMT Proposes NT$10,000 Cash Handouts to Cushion U.S. Tariff Impact on Taiwan’s Economy

KMT proposes NT$10,000 cash handouts for Taiwanese citizens in a NT$390B relief bill to combat U.S. tariff impacts. The bill excludes Taipower aid and challenges the DPP’s energy policy.

Taiwan Protests “Taipei,China” Label at ADB Annual Meeting, Renews Call for Recognition and Fair Treatment

Taiwan’s Finance Minister Chuang Tsui-yun protested the ADB’s use of “Taipei,China” at its 2025 annual meeting, calling for fair recognition of Taiwan’s founding role and contributions. Explore the deeper political context and diplomatic implications.

Taiwan Rejects Greenpeace Shark Fishing Allegations Amid Global Scrutiny of Ocean Conservation Practices

Taiwan's Fisheries Agency denies Greenpeace's shark fishing allegations, citing a voluntary closed zone policy. Explore the in-depth analysis of Taiwan’s marine policy, enforcement challenges, and global conservation implications.

Taiwan to Mobilize 20,000+ Reservists in 2025 Tung Hsin Exercise to Boost National Combat Readiness

Taiwan to mobilize over 20,000 reservists in its 2025 Tung Hsin drill, reflecting strategic shifts in national defense to enhance combat readiness amid regional tensions.

Taiwan’s Plan to Lift Restrictions on Japanese Beef Imports A Comprehensive

Taiwan plans to lift its age restrictions on Japanese beef imports, aligning with international safety standards. The policy change follows discussions regarding food safety, trade relations, and public health.

Taiwan Reaffirms No Increase in Ractopamine Inspections Despite First Detection in Australian Pork Since 2021

Taiwan detects ractopamine in imported pork for the first time since 2021 but will not increase border inspections, citing low residue levels. Learn what this means for consumers, trade, and public health.

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